Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-04-15

station at Orleans and is stopping with
his parents IN town for few days.
Regular meeting of the M. w. of A.
on Friday evening. There is special
business and all neighbors are urged to
attend.
The town schools begin Monday.
Apr. 27 with the exception of the
Willoughby school which begins next
Monday.
Remember the special village meet
ing at Seaver's hall Tuesday evening,
next, to vote on several important
questions.
Elmer Hinton has finished work for
Ray Webster in the feed store and his
place is taken by Wilmer Daniels of
Westmore.
Mrs. Fred Collision and son, Paul,
who have been visiting relatives in
town. have gone to their new home in
Bennington.
Patrick Guertin who underwent a
successful operation in the Brightlook
hospital, at St. Johnsbury recently,
has returned home.
Mrs. Helen A. Paige, who has been
stopping with her uncle. Elisha Randall,
for several months, is now keeping
house for Osmond Dwyer
Mrs. Chas. Barrows attended the
funeral of an uncle in West Derby
Thursday. Mrs. w. M. Wright also
attended. singing two solos.
Friends here are pleased to learn of
the marriage of Miss Ruth Calkins OF
Westmore, former b. A. student, to
Fred Marshall of St. Johnsbury.
In the case of Kate M. Fort VS.. w,
J. Fort. divorce, tried in Orleans coun.
ty court, the case was dismissed anc
no divorce was granted Mrs. Fort.
Harry Holt of Boston, Clarence
Berry of St. Johnsbury and Mrs,
Corteus Berry of Centervale were il
town Monday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Belknap.
Remember F. B. Lang's auction sale
of horses, trotting equipment anc
farming implements. etc., at his stable
Roaring Brook Park. beginning at ter
O'Clock Saturday forenoon.
The following letters remain un
called for at the postoffice Please
say advertised when calling for these
letters. Mrs. L. w. Patterson, Miss
Stacy Phillips. Willis C. Bartlett, c.
G. Drown, Harry Lunt. VIM. Lorimer
Chas. Simino.
Mrs. Mary A. Belknap died at he1
home here Friday morning after sever
al weeks of severe illness. The funer
al was held at her home Monday after
noon, Rev. Barnlund officiating. The
interment was in the family lot at the
w. O. Brown cemetery. Further par.
ticulars next week.
The Mansfield, (Pa.,) Advertiser o1
April /, gives notice of the celebration
of the 93rd birthday anniversary Of
Rev. Benjamin Brunning, brother oil
William H. Drumming of this village or
March 28th, M any ministers were pres
ent and contributed to fund for the
oldest citizen of the place.
Is your name on the Spug list
If not. please send your name tt
Mrs. C. A. Barrows. enclosing ter
cents, This small sum from each ont
interested. will mean happy Christ
mas for all who might not be remem.
bered otherwise. Get your name OF
the roll before it is published.
A very pleasant gathering of the w
C. T. u, met at the home of Mrs. G.
c. Lang Tuesday afternoon. After tn,
usual devotional exercises and business
meeting twenty-one members and
visitor sat down to bountiful suppe
provided in honor of the birthday O
both the hostess and Mrs. A. R
Cowles.
At the Woman's Literary club ther
were present eleven members and tw
visitors. Subject, ''Our Immigrants.
After roll call and the usual busines
the following was enjoyed by thos
present: Ellis Island, Mrs. E. r. Cook
. Adopted Americans" Miss Butler
reading from. Little Citizens" Mis-
Terrln; timely topics. MRS. Batcheldel
The next meeting will be with Mrs
, Perley.