Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-05
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Mrs. Fannie Cass is having her house |
painted.
Mrs Irene Nye was in town on bust
ness Monday
Clifton Loomis has hired to work for
James White.
Mrs. Bertha Clark is visiting her
people in North Troy.
Several from here attended the
circus at ST. Johnsbury.
A picnic party from Sheffield spent
Saturday at Stone Pond.
Mrs. Sarah Bagley of Hanover is
visiting Mrs. Carrie Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berry will
occupy the Shepherd cottage.
Mrs. Fanny Carr of Manchester, N.
H., is visiting friends in town.
Miss Mildred Perkins of Massachu-
sets is visiting Mrs. Villa Rich.
Mrs. Hazel Davis is visiting at the
home of her father, H. 81. Cook.
Charles Shepherd has sold his house
and will go down country to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Drew and son of
West Derby visited in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt from Lyn-
donville visited at E. II. Nye's Sunday.
Leonard. l.. Drew has hired to DR..
Nichols as manager of all his electric
lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcclellan of
Lyndonville spent Sunday at j. w.
Mathie's.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Higgins visited
= Mrs. Higgins's parents at Craftsbury
. recently.
' D. J. Dwinell Of Montpelier was here
e to attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Sarah Stebbins
e Mrs. Myrtle Clark of Bradford visit
f ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H
d Nye. last week.
! Mrs Hazel Davis and Miss Haiti,
y McDuffee are attending the summe
Z school at johnson.
Much sympathy is felt among on
people for DR.. Hastings and family il
l. their bereavement.
% The remains of Mrs. Annette Randall
- were brought here from st. Johnsbur
10 Saturday for burial.
IN Mrs. Will Leonard and daughter hav
&c arrived at the Leonard home and MI
III Leonard is expected soon.
Five gentlemen from Montpelie
III occupied one of A. P. Beams cottage
st at Stone pond for the weekend.
er Miss Mildred Lang, Clarence Ian
so and Don Sisco spent the weekend {
re Stone Pond, occupying A. P. Bean
~ cottage.
" Mumps and whooping cough a,
ne engaging the attention of some of tt
nd children here, among them Lutht
nd Merriam's children and Ralph ar
es Carrie Bean.
OF Mrs. Sarah Stebbins died at h.
as home here on the morning of June
The funeral was held at the hon
~ Thursday afternoon. An obituary wi
be given later
q Miss Mildred Lang has gone
3 Charleston to visit her aunt, Mr.
6 Clarence Blood. She will return
z her home at West Newton, Mass. IL
3 last of the week.
3 Mrs. Ozora Davis and daughter
9 Chicago visited Mrs. Carrie Davis be-
g on their way to their summer home
3 Sunapee. N. H. Mrs. Carrie Dav
9 will join them later.
9 Three of the Glover boys have go,
& to the South with the Fort Ethan ALE
3 troop, Phil Davis and Ray Wolcott
9 the hospital corps and Charles Keltt
< as cornetist in the band.
3 Mrs. Isora Phillips was expectir
9 her sister-in-law, Mrs. Gates, widow
z the late DIR. George Gates. to rema
o with her for some weeks, but VIII
3 the day arrived, received instead
9 message saying Mrs. Gates was dead
3 Naples school closed June 80. Du
9 ing the past two years Ida May al
9 Rosmore Peck have had no absent
z tardy marks. Elmer Peck has be,
g absent one day and Harry Peck o.
3 and half days. Peter Salmon h
3 attended four terms without an abse
g mark. Alice and Amede Pepin ha
: had no absent marks the last teri
8 Glenard Gilbert was absent one-hs
g day.
& The entertainment given by t
3 ladies Friday evening was much e
g Joyed Dy all VINO heard 1T. The Miss
g McDuffee always please, each in h
3 special line and the ladies' quartet p
3 much effort into their preparation
G the music and the results were We
3 pleasing. Mrs. Isabelle Bean justifi
8 her Scotch ancestry in her rendition
g two Scotch songs, "When Ye Ga
3 Ava, jamie" and ''Coming throu
5 the Rye"