Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-01
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Ed. Renihan and family of Newport
visited at E. J. Bruce's Friday.
J. B. Gray and family spent Thanks
giving with relatives at Orleans.
Mrs. Amy Crawford has gone to
Orleans to work for Mrs. Chandler.
Herbert Badger and family visited
Mrs. Ella Church at Derby Sunday.
Ed. Hastings and family of Derby
spent Thursday at K. E. Clifford's. =
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Kline spent
Thursday at Tom Crandall's in Brown
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gagnon have
begun keeping house in John Eley's
tenement.
Miss Tia and Ina Allen of Orleans
visited at Mrs. Josie Royce's Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dow have been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hamblets
Mrs. Ellen Spencer and family spent
THANKSGIVING at Mrs. Hannah Grifin's
in Salem Derby.
Miss Alice Whitehill of Morgan is
teaching at Plunkett and boarding at
Ernest Billiards..
Miss Clara Hetherington has gone to
Waltham, Mass, and Portland. Me.
to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Theron Adams and two
sons of Derby visited at George Cum
mings's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nye of Barton
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Nye Sunday.
The Independent Telephone company
are busy setting poles and doing other
work in this vicinity.
Mrs. Spencer and son, Fred, of
Lyndonville visited her sister, Mrs. G..
w. ID. Reed, part of last week.
Charles Allbee of Weehawken, N.
j., has been visiting his niece, Mrs.
George Cummings, and family
Miss Mae Hastings and friend. Miss
Folsom of Lyndon Center spent
Thanksgiving at N. G. Eastman's.
Fred Dwire has moved to the Brown
farm and Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have
moved to the Hamblet place in the
village.
James Mcnamara of Lake, Harold
Mcnamara of Lyndonville and John
Mcnamara of Orleans spent Thanks.
giving at home.
The Bishop family are out of ouaran.
tine and Eugene Lyons family has
been quarantined, as it is decided little
Roy Lyon has infantile paralysis.
Mrs. Hetherington's class had g
candy pull and games at the parsonage
one evening last week. Fifteen were
present and all had splendid time.
The Ladies' Aid society will have E
social and entertainment in the read
ing room Dec. Z. Refreshments
served. A small admission will be
charged.
Cephas Dupont, Clyde Durgin
George Kline, Ed. Hamilton. Harold
Ruiter and Herbert Badger are luck,
hunters. Mr.. Kinne's had ten point
and Mr.. Badgers had twelve points.
One day recently Dr. Kendrick ha,
the misfortune to have the bits breal
while driving near Everett Drivers
The wagon was nearly demolished AM
it is wonder that the doctor was no
hurt.
Mrs Julia Albee, a former residen
of this village, died at the home of he
daughter. Mrs. Fred Cushing, in Yves
Derby last week. Mrs Allbee leave
large circle of friends to mourn he
death and to sympathize with tn
family.
The Ladies' Aid society met Frida
S ate rnoon with Mrs. Hetheringtor
There was good attenG apce and a
enjoyed the afternoon. Work wa
planned for the winter and it wa
thought best to change the time O
meeting to the first Tuesday of ever
month.
q There was large family gatherin
Thanksgiving day at G. w. D. Reed
: including Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Spence
of Lyndonville, Mrs. Lizzie Burna1
George and David Cook, Mr.. and Mr.!
John Cook and Harley Swaziland {
h this place, Mrs. Fred Spencer and SO
of Lyndonville.
Mrs George Anderson and two chi
dren of Glover came to spend Thank
giving with her mother, Mrs. Estel
Wood. While here they received VOL
that Mrs Wood son. Prentiss Georg
of Michigan was dead and his bod
would be brought to Glover, so Mr.
= Wood. Mrs Anderson and childre
Immediately returned to Glover.
'e Monday evening 80 relatives al
y friends in spite Of the terrible roa
t. and weather gathered at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Calkins
remind them of the 18TH anniversa
of their marriage. Cake, sandwich
and coffee was served Everyone h,
. a splendid time. AS reminder of Il
- occasion they left cut glass wat
set.