Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-01-05

-Ied for last week.
~. Aiken and family and Mrs.
Doncaster and family took Christmas
dinner with their mother, Mrs. l. l..
Sanborn, and had very enjoyable time.
LOWELL
Miss Alice Laclair visited in Irasburg
last week.
Miss Alice Laclair has returned to
her school in Westfeld
D. 2. Narramore made a business
trip to Bakersfield last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sinclair were in
Newport Tuesday of last week.
Roy Brahana was at home from
Dartmouth college over the holidays.
Rev. E. T. Hurd has gone to Water
ton, N. Y. to be absent about two
weeks.
Miss Anna Fisher and brother, Carl
of Irasburg were guests of Miss Alice
Laclair, Saturday.
The funeral of Mrs. Samuel Gero of
Irasburg was held Monday of last week
at the Catholic church.
Mrs. Fl, B. Parkhurst and daughter
have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs L. o. Eanborn.
1t is reported that. DR.. w. A. Young
of Westfield has bought D. P. Nara
more's house and will move here next
week.
Mrs. Harry Stewart was called to
Newport last week by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Kinney, who has pneu-
monia.
DIR. Butterfeld OF North Troy and
| DR.. Young of WestfieId were here Fri
day and performed an operation on the
limb of Miss Ruby Stannard Her
many friends wish her a speedy
| recovery.
| WESTFIELD
! Fred Wilcox has beenin Canada on
business.
Louis Bell was home from ST. Johns
bury academy over Christmas.
The Christmas exercises at the
church on Christmas Eve passed off
very pleasantly.
On Sunday, Dec 26, Rev. C. H.
Smith of Burlington spoke in the
church as advertised.
Albert Eastman spent the holidays
with friends in New Hampshire and
has returned to Derby academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Bailey and son.
Alton, spent New Years with Mr..
Bailey's sister, Mrs. Earle Davis, in
Mansonville, Que.
Judge and Mrs. w. B. Gilpin spent
| New Years in Barton at the, home of
their son, Editor Gilpin. where there
was reunion of the Gilpin family.
Mrs. Emma Miller entertained all of
her children on Christmas day. Max
and family came from New York, Roy
and wife from Auburndale, Mass, Mrs.
Hunt lives with her mother and Lee is
also at home.
| On Christmas day Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Goddard entertained Mr.. and
| Mrs. Benjamin Vigneault and Miss
Flora Goddard of Newport, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Currier of Orleans, Rev.
M. w. Farman and Mrs. Fairbanks.
The Union Sunday school reorganized
! Sunday, electing the following officers:
Superintendent. Mrs. Albro Hunt;
assistant superintendent. Lee Miller;
secretary, Donald Gray; treasurer,
Miss Laura Burnham !; executive COM
mittee, Fl. B. Hitchcock. Rev. nj. w.
| Farman, Mrs. FL. w. Burnham pianist.
Miss Beulah Gray.
! Friday morning. Dec 81, which was
| the coldest of the season, c. w. Bryant
started for Bolton, Que, to visit rela-
tives. Though the distance is thirty
miles and though Mr.. Bryant will be
80 years old in February, he drove his
own team unaccompanied. He spent
| New Years with his brother, Alfred.
who has been confined to the bed for
several years.
We regret to announce that DR.. w.
A. Young is about to move to Lowell,
where he will continue the practice of
his profession. He graduated from
Kingston. Ont. and after hospital
experience. located here in 1894. He
is bright man and skilful physi.
clan. For years he has had large
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