Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-02-17

Miss Clara Wilcox of Morgan has
been here several days visiting friends
Guy Barrup and Leo Callahan moved
Mr.. Roberts's goods to Sheffield last
week.
Eugene Percy, who was saving wood
in Holland, was home part of last
week.
The youngest child -of'Mr and Mrs.
Ed. Streeter is very i'll with stomach
trouble.
Mrs. Lottie Goodwin cared for Miss
Hannah Eley last week. Miss EIey is
improving.
Mrs. Jessie Morse and children of
Orleans are stopping with her father,
Ed. Dwire.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Church visited
his nephew. Will Church, and family at
Derby Monday.
Henry Wilder has returned from
visiting relatives at East Charleston
and Island Pond.
Richard Steadiford is able to ride
out after being confined to his bed for
nearly two weeks.
Mrs. Howard Wiley is still having
trouble with her hand, on which she
recently had felon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Kidder have
both been worse the past week, but
seem to be improving now.
Mrs Mary Foster fell. hurting herself
severely one day recently. Her many
friends sympathiZe with her.
Frank LeClair and men of Morgan
have pressed hay for Ed. Eastman and
Eugene Percy the past week.
| Arnold was initiated into the mys-
teries of woodcraft in the M. w. A
camp here Saturday evening.
Willis Willey's hand in which he has
had blood poison, does not heal and
troubles him very much yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dwire were in
| Morgan one day last week to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Celinda Blake.
Mr.rand Mrs. J. B. Holton boarded
! last week at G. L. Kinne's, while the
Finishing touches" were put on their
home.
The valentine "doings'' in the pri-
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were fine. Several visitors were
present.
Sunday evening the subject at the
Baptist church will be, lessons and
Helps from the So-called Sunday
Evangelistic Meetings.
Mrs. Ed. Dwire. who passed through
an operation Wednesday of last week,
died early Saturday morning. Funeral
Tuesday forenoon. Obituary next
week.
DR.. Allen and trained nurse from
St. Johnsbury were here Wednesday
of last week, as DR.. Allen operated or
Mrs. Dwire. The nurse remained as
long as Mrs. Dwire lived.
Most schools are DONE The village
primary school finished Tuesday Of
this week and the grammar department
has another week as Miss Knight was
i'll and obliged to be out one week.
i Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Joe Labor's mother
who boards with Mrs. James McNa
mara, is much better than when she
first came there. Mrs. Kerr has been
great sufferer with a nervous trouble
and in some ways is improving.
At the Ladies' Aid society meeting
Thursday. besides the members there
were three visitors. one of whom
joined the society that day. A care
from Mrs. Abbie Nye of Barton and
long original poem from Mrs Louell;
Hildreth of Beebe, both former resi-
dents of this place, were read.
Comrade K. E. Clifford invited tn,
G. A. r. and w. R. G. to his hom
Tuesday of last week. A large mum
Der were present and a very pleasan
time was spent. A bountiful Dime
was served. A vote Of thanks an.
three cheers were rendered Mr.. Cliffor,
I for his hospitality and for conveying
the ladies to and from his home.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap
fist church will hold sale of usefu
and fancy articles at the library Fri
day evening. Feb. 10. and SATURDAY
afternoon and evening, Feb 20. Dough
nuts. cake and coffee will be serve,
each evening on the European plan
Homemade candy will also be for sale
Everyone cordially invited to attend.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs
Roberts at the vestry Monday evening
before they left on Tuesday for tbei1
new home at Sheffield. Mrs. Roberts
was an active member of the Bibl,
class and Mission Study class and will
be missed at those meetings.
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