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

Mr. ana Mrs. r.. /. Mllllken of Port
land. Me-, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
o. 6. Page.
Dell Debnc cut his arm quite badly
on band saw at the mill last week.
It is getting along nicely.
Mrs. L. M. Kinsley went to Mont.
real Monday night for an operation.
It was expected today however that
she might not be obliged to undergo
one.
Advertised letters remaining in the
postoffice for week ending Apr. II are
as follows: Mrs. Alma Miller, 2. Mrs.
Jane Sawll. 2, Joe Bradley, George
Stone. - -.
The "Boys" are going to have
another dance tonight in the opera hall
and Sawyer's orchestra in attendance.
Everybody should attend and have a
good time.
P. P. Mason. H. P. Mason and IT.
| A. Mason of Boston attended the
funeral of their brothers wife. Mrs.
Hale Mason, Saturday. Also P. G.,
Smith of Bangor. Me.
Mrs. Geo. P. Adams returned Mon
day from ST. Johnsbury where she has
been recovering from an operation.
Her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Reed, re-
turned with her. Mrs. Adams is much
better.
A telegram received here Tuesday
states that Charlotte Wheeler died in
the hospital at Willimantic, Conn, as a
result of an operation for appendicitis.
No particulars have been received as
yet. The operation was on Monday.
= All persons holding lecture course
tickets may have the same seats for
the Conwell lecture May 4th by notify
ing A. 0. Austin on or before Apr rs.
After April Is there will be a general
sale to others not holding course tick
cts.
The Orleans Tennis club held it's
annual business meeting and election
Of officers Tuesday evening. The
meeting was well attended and the
outlook for the coming season is prom.
Using. The officers elected were
President, J. D. Corley, secretary and
treasurer, F. E. Wheeler. The club
voted to take in few more members.
Applications should be made at once
to F. E. Wheeler.
BRoWNINcToN
School opened in the village Monday.
Arthur Taylor is in Canada working
for his brother.
People say it is the coolest sugar
season they ever saw.
Ruby Dutton and Alberta Day have
returned to their school work at john
son.
Mrs. Flora Shattuck has returned to
Whitefeld, N. H., where she has en-
ployment.
Miss Ethel Newton went to East
Burke Saturday, where she is to teach
this spring.
Miss Janette Fletcher, who has been
working for Mrs. Victor Swanson, has
returned home to attend school,.
Miss Holton. one of the teachers in
the johnson Normal school, was the
guest of Miss Alberta Day several
days last week.
Mrs. E. A. Ferrin wishes to thank
all those who kindly remembered her
birthday with messages of sympathy
and good cheer.
Mrs. Abbie Drown. whose illness has
been mentioned, died at the home of
her son. Archie Drown, Friday, Mar.
I27. Mrs. Drown has been in declining
health for some years past, suffering
Abbie Quimby was born in Newport.
April II, 1885, She married Nathan
Drown and was the mother Of five
children. Edison Of Cleveland, O..
Alma. who died in early life. Mrs.
Flora Bickford of Barton and Ema of
Portland, Ore. Nathan Drown died
when these children were small and
later she married E. M. Drown, who
survives her. Of this marriage she
had four children, two who died in
infancy, Willie B. Drown, who died
last June and Archie, who cared for
her in her feeble health. although in
poor health at the present time him
self, he bravely did his duty by his
dying mother The funeral was held
at his home, Sunday. Mar. 20. Rev. w.
S. Smithers officiating. She was bur-
led at East Bloomington cemetery.
She also leaves nine grandchildren,
one sister, Mrs. Adeline Woods of
West Derby. and a brother, Mason
Quimby. in the west.
BROWNINGTON CENTER
Leon Gilman mas gone TO orleans TO
work.
Miss Grace Emerson visited at E. M.
POrter's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Drown are
visiting in Newport.
School began Monday, Miss Mildred
Chase of Barton, teacher.
Mics Now Chonnoap Of CIovor ic
visiting his uncle, PhiIo Powers.
Misses Wis and Lucy Campbell re-
Gently visited at Stewart Lafoes.