Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-09
WEST BURKE

hASs AdCS TOWlSI Is Improving.
Mrs. Chas. Rhodes of Horto1ville is
visiting relatives in town.
Dale Atwood of st. Johnsbury visited
at L. G. Roundy's last week.
Miss Glenn Roundy spent Sunday |
with friends in St. Johnsbury.
H. I. Foster and family spent Sun
day with relatives in Charleston.
Sherburn Bailey of Newport Center,
was the guest of Miss Eva Rosebrooks,
last week.
Mrs. Dickerman and daughter, Mat
tie, spent Sunday with relatives in
Littleton, N. H.
| Mrs. Eugene Clement and daughter.
Myrtle Gaskell. of Lyndon visited
friends in town Saturday.
Miss Julia Stuart of St. Johnsbury
was the guest of Mrs. Matte Coe.
during part of last week.
Wallace Bowman has built barber
shop on the end of his house and will
| soon be ready for business.
Mrs. Della Foster, who has been
visiting her daughter, at Milton Mills.
N. H., returned home Friday.
Mrs. Lorinda Marshall, who has
been spending most of the summer
with her son, returned home last week.
/ The Woman's club had very enjoya-
Bile meeting at the home of Mrs. Ellen
Smith on Saturday afternoon of last
week.
Mrs. Geo. Eggleston and son of
Canaan Center, N. H., were the
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Jenkins last
week.
Howard Monroe, who has been
spending the past two weeks with his
cousin, Walter Gaskell. returned to
his home in Boston. on Monday.
Miss Celia Spencer, who has been
liz in Florence, Italy, for several
posed she sailed for home Aug. %.
Mrs. Streeter of Cambridge, Mass,
Mr.. Calkins of West Charleston and
Mrs. Kate and Mr.. Stoddard of st.
Johnsbury have been visiting at Mrs.
Louise Stoddard's.
SHEFFIELD
The grange fair week will be held
Sept. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. P. Simpson are
stopping in town for few days.
The state meeting of the d. of L., is
to be held with I.yndonville Council
Sept. II.
There will be no services on the Hill
Sunday as the pastor will be attending
the yearly meeting.
Rev. w. H. Bishop goes to Water
bury Center this week to attend the
yearly meeting which is to convene
there. Mr.. Parke, former pastor
here, is preaching in that place.
M. E. CHURCH NOTES
Tent meetings are being held every
evening to commence at 7.3O p. m.
Rev. John Robinson of Evansville
+ has been assisting the pastor of the M
, E.. church in these meetings, which
have so far been very successful.
? The prayer meeting will be held in
, the tent, weather permitting on Thurs.
day evening to commence at 80 D. m.
} Quilt party on Friday, supper from s
o'clock until all are served.
. 1u0T0 Will U6 d S0TVlCS dC LIlS Ms T..
church as usual on Sunday next in the
: Christian Church." At this service
several will be received into full mem
{ bership Of the church.
In the evening the C. E. society will
meet in the M. E. church. Leader, Miss
Edith Elvia Gray. Subject, ''What
q Is Good Education?'
SUTTON NORTH RIDGE
Mr. and Mrs. Badger of St. Johns
e bury are visiting at Oren Curtis's.
e A. A. Webster and family Of West
Glover are visiting his sister, Mrs.
E. F. Clark.
The box supper at the schoolhouse
Friday night proved very enjoyable
! and was financial success.
It Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Smith
y Mills and Mrs. Schoolcraft of Newport
spent Sunday at Ernest McShane's.
+ Miss Matte Sias Of East Burke is
visiting friends on the Ridge. Mr..
g and Mrs. Sias are also visiting here.
? Mrs. Ernest Wilcox and children OF
!. Cambridge, Mass, spent Wednesday
and Thursday at Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
: Shane's.
Durward McShane, Mona Richard
son. Fred McFarlin, Charlotte McFar-
lin. Morrill, Curtis. Belle Fairbanks
It and Louise Fairbanks started school al
It Lyndon Monday. Morrill, Curtis taking
e the agricultural course. Raymond
Miles started at st. Johnsbury academy
Monday.