Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-17

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have finished work for Frank EldIidge
and they have gone to East Craftsbury
for time.
Word has been received from
Mooers. N. Y. of the death of Andrew
Bedell on Feb. Is. after short illness
of typhoid pneumonia. Mr.. Bedell
E. Trowbridge.
BROWNINGTON
INTENDED for last week.
Arthur Davies has begun work at the
postoffice at Orleans.
Leon Marsh has engaged to work for
G. E. Newton for the season.
Ethel Newton is at home from her
school and recent visit in Sheffield.
Rev. C. H. Merrill will preach at
the Congregational church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mason have moved
into Rocsoe buttons tenement house.
Alberta and Eva Day are at home
from their schools for short vacation.
Those who attended Pomona Grange
at Irasburg recently report a very good
time.
Mr.. Rand of Westmore preached
again Sunday at the Congregational
church.
Mrs. Arthur Mason is in Brightlook
hospital, St. Johnsbury. for an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Grace Hagar and daughter. Marion,
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
/ o. Hitchins, recently.
Wallace Kenneson, who has recently
returned from the hospital at St.
Johnsbury, is gaining rapidly.
Mrs. Virgins has returned from her
recent visit in Massachusetts and is
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Burroughs.
Charles Pa Rim is moving to Orleans
Maurice Dutton, son of Gilbert Dut-
ton, is i'll.
Victor Swanson has returned from
Knowlton. p. O., where he has been
drawing logs the past few weeks.
About thirty-fv attended the Ladies
Aid society at James Young's Thurs.
day and a pleasant afternoon was
spent.
Mrs. T. E.. Adams and children OF
West Derby were in town Sunday tc
help her father celebrate his birthday
. March Is.
E. Across had the misfortune to fall
, while helping to get wagon out OF
his barn, breaking one leg and unjoint
ing his knee.
Mrs. Mason, who underwent an oper.
alton for appendicitis a short time ago
was brought to Orleans to the home OF
her sister last week. ...
EVANSVILLE
INTENDED for last week.
Edwin Wright is working for L. A.
Drown.
Mrs. B. R. Bement is home from
Barton.
John Coburn is working at the
electric mill.
Mrs Joe Hamel has finished work at
E. A. Grows.
L. A. Drown has gone to Newport as
one of the jurymen.
Mrs. Fred Smith has gone to Boston
to visit her parents.
Mrs. Roy Bickford will entertain the
: Ladies' AID society at the Woodman
, hall Wednesday evening, March II
F'anb fIrts, hot Tolls, doughnuts anc
coffee will be served. Good music will
,, be furnished for promenading. Every
one is invited to attend.
HOLLAND
Mro To =
Montpelier.
? A. Applebee was business Gale,
: in town recently.
Clarence Smith spent the week il
E Newport as juryman. ....
Representative James Flynn spen
the week end at home.
t Charlie Smith is working for Will
. Smith during sugaring.
Mrs. A. R. Hall spent the week a
n her uncle's home in Newport.
Willard Calkins has been visitin,
!. lis sister, Mrs. Herbert Finn.
VIM. Waterman of West Charlesto
s was business caller in town recently
% Mrs. Will Moulton of East Charles
s ton visited her father, Ed. Batchelde,
|. recently.
Bert Moulton while visiting in s,
Johnsbury was taken ill and went t
= the hospital there.
= MORGAN CENTER
g Fletcher Griffin is working for Gee
Ewens,
n Claude Peavey is working for 81.
r Cargili.
). Miss Rana Barry is home fror
\ Craftsbury.
J. Walter Lother has moved into E