Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-08

ce lei [ sermon Sunday evening aC
union service on Cushioned Religion.
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nani>~ hv Ms Mathewson S daughter.
Miss Lillian B. Mathewson, and granG-
laughter, Miss EryaD cite of W aid
e, Ma, and by her eranosoH, :
A. M athewS' II of New Yurn City
tne sy aupa fy of affIeai5s~f re is ex
ended t 6 rema ing n emhers Of til
ia nily. A fotth>r natIre Of Mrs.
MAthe W Sor.' life wis he given la<ter.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Waite OF s.
Johnsbury and Miss Susan Cunningham,
of Lyndonville were in town Saturday
to attend the burial service
WILLOUGHaY
f. G. Drown shot a doe Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. G Brooks recently
spent the day at Frank Kimball's.
George l.. Duke and family recently
spent the week here with relatives.
Mildred and Florence Drown have
been in Lyndon the past few days.
| W. T. Brooks expects to complete
| his lumber job of chopping this week.
Mrs. WILDER Briggs of Wing Road,
N. H., recently visited her uncles, w.
T. and H. ]. Brooks.
H. G. Brooks recently purchased a
twelve horsepower steam engine for a
small mill business here.
Mildred Drown and Virginia Brooks
spent the weekend with their aunt,
Mrs. Mary G. Kimball in Barton.
| Mrs. Julia Drown has gone to South
Royalton to help care for her brothers S
wife. Mrs. R. F. Winchester, who is
i'll.
Mrs. J. w. Russell has returned to
the home of her daughter in Littleton.
N. H., after spending the summer
with her son here.
School began Monday with Miss
Whitcher of Barton as teacher, after a
two weeks vacation. The exercises
given by the school in the afternoon
Friday before Thanksgiving showed
something Of the Improvement which
the pupils had made All were glad
to welcome Miss Whitcher again.
BRoWNINGTON
q The prayer meeting committee o1
the c. E. society were invited to meet
with Mrs E. S. Kelley on Monday
evening. Those who came helped tc
celebrate the tenth anniversary of the
marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley. L
was disappointment that all the
members could not be present.
BROWNINGTON CENTER
Ira Gray got fine deer in Westmort
. Thursday.
Miss Mae Emerson of Barton spen
, Sunday with her parents.
Lyman Seymour. who is working il
Sheffield. was home Sunday.
Roy Emerson was visitor at his
uncle's in Westmore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Phillips of 1ras
. burg spent Sunday at Thomas Smiths
Mrs. j H. Mcdonald has returned t.
take charge of the electric mill this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conley O.
Westmore were visitors at Charlie.
) Benefits Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Wheeler of Sheffield spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lyman Seymour.
) Mrs. Mcclure, who has been VISITING
her daughter, Mrs. P. G. Stone. ha
returned to her home in Albany.
Mrs. H. H. Day of Coventry an,
Mrs. O. A. Grow of Browingto1
) visited at L. G. Crandall's recently.
A good company ! gathered at tn
$ town hall Friday evening and listene,
to very able address by Hon. M. M
, Taplin of Orleans. The committe
!. wish to thank all who kindly assisted
them.
a EVANSVILLE
! There will be poverty social at tn,
y = home of Mrs. Gaylord on Tuesda,
, evening, Dec. ID. Everybody is re
: quested to bring pound Or dozen
: There will be heavy fine imp osed upol
! persons too nicely dressed or wearin,
jewelry.
r CRAFTSBURY
Ed. Hardy, travelling agent, i
;, spending a little time at his hom
here.
Mamie Hayden will assist in tn
f store of Mrs. E. N. Nelson during tn
. holiday trade.
$ Sunday, Dec IL, will be observed a
. Mason Sunday at the NJ E. church
!. Sermon by the Rev. C. D. Pierce.
Mrs. Amanda Dawson and Clyd
!, Anderson of Boston accompanied Mr.
Hartman remains from Newpor
and attended the burial services here
The remains of David Hartman
7 former resident of this town, VIII
. died in Newport Friday afternoon. wer