Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-11-17
WEST BURKE

Mrs. Susie Smith is sperding the
winter at S. l.. Brighan's
Mrs. Sarah r.. earooks Of Gutdhall
has been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Maude Stod lard is visiting her
mother, IN Montpeii-r for two weeks.
Car! Way, Burton Gray and Archie
Railey are hunting this week al Bald
Hill.
Alva Moulton is doing janitor work
at Brighllook hospital in st. Johns
bury.
Mrs Aldrich, who has been in Lyn-
donville, caring for her daughter, is at
home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mears have
gone to Newport to work at Hotel
Raymond for the winter.
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Streeter of
Cambridge, Mass, were guests of Mrs.
Louise Stoddard last week.
The Timme Sisters gave the first
entertainment of the lecture course on
Wednesday evening of last week.
There will be Thanksgiving service
at the Methodist church Sunday even
ing, to which all are most cordially
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs H. W. Turner have
gone to st. Johnsbury to spend the
winter with their daughter, Mrs
Parrant.
C. A. Smith has purchased grist-
mill in East Hardwick and will move
there as soon as he can dispose of his
property here.
George Nichols of Lyndonville has
bought the Heath place, which has
been repaired, and has taken posses
| sion.
Warner Drown has just given his
building a coat of paint, and put in
some new windows. which is great
improvement.
The annual tea of the Woman's club
will be held at Mrs. W. E. Gaskell's
on Saturday of this week. Mrs. Gaskell
and Mrs. Bowman are the hostesses
and delightful afternoon is expected.
The many friends of Mrs. Lorinda
Marshall will be glad to learn that
she bore the journey south very well
and was quite comfortable when last
heard from.
Those wishing to dispose of ole
papers or magazines can do so by mott
flying Mrs. H. G. Colby at once. The
papers are to be shipped the last OF
this week, and must he tied in bundles
before sending to the committee.
SHEFFIELD
The receipts of the sale Friday even
ing were $50.
Peter Goethe has moved into Martha
Underwood's house.
A daughter was recently born to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hubbard.
Leon Ross was on the sick list las
week but is on his route now.
Mrs. Chappell of Burke is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harley Bishop.
Herman Cheldon has moved from
Newport into Edna Quimby's house.
, Roy Watkins has been appointed a
game warden for the coming season.
Rev. Mr.. Bishop rendered his res
ignation Sunday to take effect Dec
I LIST.
I The program that is being gotten vi
Z by the ladies will be given at tn
; meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ross have fiv
{ months old boy that weighs thirt
: pounds. Who can beat that?
There is to be chicken pie suppe
and donation at the M. E. churc
& vestry Friday evening, Nov. 10. 70,
: are kindly invited to come and help.
9 The desk committee for the Baptis
= society were recently elected as fo
; lows: Harry Davis. Perry Barber
9 Charles Sheldon, Dell Barber Eff
Dane.
9 Officers of the Grange were electe
q at their last meeting as follows
. Master Perry Barber; overseer
9 Lillian Lewis; chaplain, Emma Hue
1 son lecturer. Anna Mitchell secre
9 tary, Grace Dunton; treasurer. Sara
9 Gray; steward, j ohm Lewis; assistar
. steward Eddie Walker; lady assistar
9 steward. Alice Davis; gatekeepe1
: Fayette Barber: Ceres. Emma WI
Z liams: Pomona, Julia Chesley; Flora
9 Almeda Montminy. :
Z SUTTON
q HI. A. Colburn has had the Indepeno
3 ent telephone installed.
. There will be dance Friday evenin
the 10th, at the Grange hall.