Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-11-10

Mrs. Lydia Patterson died at the home
of her niece, Mrs.J "A. Curtis, on Glover
street, Nov. 2, 1915. Lydia Clark was
born in Greensboro, Aug. 10. 1889.
She married Luther Patterson and
lived on the farm in Glover with him
until his death in 1906. when she went
to live with her daughter, Mrs. A. ).
Anderson, at whose death she came to
live with Mrs. Curtis. The funeral
was held at the Curtis home on Nov.
6, Rev. w. A. Warner officiating. In
terment at Andersonville cemetery
She is survived by one son, E.. w.
Paterson, of Hanover, N. H.
The Afternoon Study club and the
Woman's Literary club entertained the
Book and Thimble club of Orleans at
the Congregational church parlors
Thursday afternoon, with a large
attendance, about thirty coming from
Orleans. The following program was
given: Song, "In the Morning, o.!
so Early" Mrs. Ruth Webster; paper,
"Womsn's Part in the Peace Move
ment, ," Miss Belle Butler; reading,
"The Dead Soldier" by Rev. o. S.
Davis, D. D.. Mrs. Ida Cutler; two
Indian songs in costume, Miss Marion
Redfield reading, 1.-THE Iron Gross, -
Mrs. Lois Mossman poem. "Some Day
Will Rise the Brotherhood of Man,"
Miss Mary Wheeler; sreading, "The
Woman's Wednesday," Miss Vera
Carpenter. The singing Of ga Hymn
Of Peace to the tune of America con-
cluded the program after which refresh
ments were served. =.
A delightful musical evening of the
Woman's Literary club was held with
Mrs. Mae Batchelder on Wednesday,
Nov. 3. Thirty-two members and
thirteen visitors were present The
latter included four young ladies of
the village who favored the club with
three of the numbers on the program,
which was as follows: Piano solo,
Tarantelle-"In Italy, by Wilson,
Miss Florence Blood; solo, IA Prayer
for You," by Tours, Mrs. Stannard !;
reading. "Great Thoughts of Great
Minds on Music" Mrs. .BlancheWebster
piano duet, "Come to School," Misses
Arlene and Flossie Cook, ga May
Morning." by Denza, Mrs. Ruth Web
ster; piano solo, "a Summer Idyll,"
Miss Ida Whitcher; reading, eau
tumn.'' by James Whitcomb Riley,
Miss Ferrin; Indian Songs in Costume
1.-THE Moon Drops Low,"by Cadman.
''Zuni Lovers Wooing,'' by Carlos
foyer, Miss; Redfield; whistling solo,
"Serenade, "by Gounod. Miss Wheeler !;
Boating Song" ladies' double quar-
tette.
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II. j. Brooks is having some plumb.
Ing done.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Duke and
family of Lyndon recently visited at +.
G. browns. .
Mrs. Julia Drown, who has been
spending the week with her sister in
Barton, is home.
| Carl Carpenter of Barton has his
man at work putting on steel sheath.
ing for Aaron Drown.
Miss Glenn Brooks spent Saturday
and Sunday with her cousin, Mae
Wheeler. in Westmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Duke and Mr..
and Mrs. 1. H. Gordon of Lvndonyille
spent the day here recently.
BLOOMINGTON.
+, Ethel Newton was at home owe,
Sunday. ~.
Mrs. Angie Day has gone to he,
home in Barton
E. S. Tinkham is spending some
time with his brother in Newport.
Miss Lizzie Bryant is spending 9
few days with Mrs. George Burroughs
DR.. and Mrs. Longe were here Fri
day night to attend the chicken pie
supper.
j Prospect Pomona Grange will mee1
with Bloomington Grange Thursday
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