Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-16
LOWELL


Leander Pudvah.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Sinclair were in
Coventry Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kelley are visit
ing in Orleans and Newport.
Mrs. Fred Fields of Irasburg visited
at Ernest Blanchard's Sunday.
Pearl Stephenson is visiting rela-
tives in Bakersfield and Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sheltra are the
parents of daughter born Dec. 3.
Mrs. Osmer Farmau received 80
cards in her postcard shower Satul-
day.
]. C. Lucia of East Burke is here
wor'-ing for J. Fl. Silsby and COM
pany.
Jacob Robstoy broke one bone in his
arm below the elbow last week while
working in the woods.
w. R. Aldrich has had commodous
law Offices fitted up in the Kittredge
block. street floor. Orleans, and is now
located there.
Mr.. Coburn has moved from the
Hadley place in house near Clarence
Hodgeman's and Edward Parker from
the C ,llins farm to the house vacated
by Mr.. Coburn.
"Deepening the Spiritual Life, I"
was the Sunday morning theme at the
North church and "Alcohol Killing the
Fungus Plant that Made It. for the
children's sermon.
Funeral services were held at the ST.
Ignatius church Monday morning for
Leonard Gardner. young man who
was living with his uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Ducharme, in Or
leans
There will be a Christmas sale of
useful and fancy art cles suitable for
gifts, and of homemade candy, with
light refreshments for sale. at the
Congregational church Friday evening.
! Dec 49, No admission fee is charged.
and all are invited to look over the
articles offered for sale.
Mrs. Louis Gonyeau died Monday at
her home on the Irasburg road, from
the effects of shock She had lived
in this town for number of years.
She leaves husband and large fam
lily of children to mourn their loss.
Funeral services were held Wednesday
at the Roman Catholic church.
Marshall Benware's little daughter,
Glenna, died Sunday of pneumonia.
afternoon at the Catholic church. Rev.
FIR Leblanc officiating. Much SYM
patty is felt for the father and fol
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Benware, who
have taken care Of the child since hel
mothers death in the spring.
MORGAN CENTER
Rufus Brown was visitor in New
port Thursday.
H. L. Burroughs is visitor ir
Groveton. N. H.
Bert Cargill was business visitor
in Newport Thursday.
Hollis Wheeler of Holland was {
business visitor in town Thursday.
Alvin Maxwell and bride are stop
ping with his father, Geo. Maxwell.
B. ]. Williams and John Grove were
business visitors in West Charleston
Wednesday.
D C. Brooks was called to Barto,
Wednesday by the death of his brother
Lyman Brooks.
DIN Green from Orleans is stopping
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. Gilmore.
Mrs. Alice Cargill of Manchester. N
H.. is here to visit her father, L. D
Blake, who is i'll.
: E. J. Labounty went for delegat
for Lake Shore grange of this place t
state grange at Montpelier.
School in the Cargill district open
for the winter term Monday. Dec. Ia
with Miss Hazel Farr of Island Pom
. teacher.
Quite a company of friends an
neighbors spent Thursday evening
Dec. 10. with Mrs. A. Griffin to,,remin
: her of her birthday anniversary. Re
4 freshments were served and a pleasar
evening spent by all present
WEsTFIELD
John Martin has been sick.
Mrs Ernest Benware has had an a
tack of appendicitis.
S Judge Gilpin is building separate
), room adjacent to his cow stable.
9 Miss Evelyn Murray is in Orlean
y She recently suffered an attack of al
t pendicitis.
:, Mrs Flora Bailey, who had been vi
r iting her mother in Derby returned
Hard Farman' S last week.
Mr.. Smith. the foreman at Gray
5, mill has moved into the tenement {
, the second floor Of the Reed house
Fred Martin cracked the bones in OF
leg while at work in the woods for f
q E. Gray, and is laid up for a time.
e Mrs. D. Ward of Newport is CARR
.r for Mrs J. Miller. Miss Minnie Fost
is helping in the house, Mrs. Putne
IS having returned to Newport.
II DR.. w. A Young went to Ontar
S, last week to attend the funeral of h
:, father who died at the age of eight