Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-19

JULY l9. 1916
Mrs. G. w. Douglass attended the
w. F. M. conference in Mortified, |
Southworth of Fairlee, kept house for
her during her absence.
Mrs. Will Holtham has been in
Boston with her little son, diff for the !
past month. An operation has been
performed on the child's foot, and it is
hoped he will be much better.
Raymond Wells of Mortified sang a
solo here Sunday morning and Mr..
Atkinson of New Jersey and Mr.. Wells |
sang in the evening at the out-of-door
service on S. E. Leach's lawn.
The July meeting of the w. F. M. S. |
was held with Mrs. L. G. Roundy July |
18th. Topic, "China and Her Needs"
The following program was given :
Jubilee hymn, scripture, poem, "Pray,
Give or Co." by Mrs. Bowman prayer |
''The Present Crisis in China" Glenn
Roundy "Need of Education" Ruth
Leach; "Story of DR.. Mary Stone,"
Mrs. Perry Porter; "Need of Christi
anity." Mrs. G. w. Douglass; quota
ton, 80, One out of Five" Miss Celia
Spencer, IA Chinese Girls Medita-
tion," lin costume), Marjorie Hall
song. Bernice Roundy. Twenty-seven
ladies were present and enjoyed the
meeting. Much interest is being
as charter members.
SHEFFIELD
Jennie Smith Of Lyndon is at her
home here for time.
Children's day was observed at the
M. E. church Sunday.
w. j. Smith is out of town in the
interest of Parker & Young.
Andrew Roberts has sold his farm to
Archie Fitzpatrick of Kirby.
Edna Quimby has been camping at
Willoughby lake the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake of Lyndon
visited their parents over Sunday.
Edith Gray and mother of Lyndon
visited at T. A. Randall's last week.
Olin Chesley of st. Johnsbury has
been visiting his brothers the past
| week.
Mrs. George D. Bickford died at her
home last week after many weeks of
suffering.
Miss Slack of st. Johnsbury has
been caring for Mrs. Warren Ash the
past week.
Mrs. D. C. Green of White River
Junction has been stopping at A. 0.
Gray's for few days.
Miss Diette of st. Johnsbury has
been caring for w. H. Gray, who was
operated on last week.
Harry Phillips's house was struck by
lightning last week and badly damaged
but it did not set it on fire.
Mrs. Thomas Hall and children of
ST. Johnsbury visited at Harry Davis g
and John Phillips's last week.
The Grange worked the third and
fourth degree Friday night on ten
candidates. About 70 were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Willard visited at
Wiley Wizards in Passumpsic Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Oldri6ge went to Lunen-
burg Wednesday to attend the wedding
of Rev. Mr.. Robinson, who is pastor
Of that place.
q The following are recent new sub
scribers to telephone service of the
Passumpsic Telephone company W. j.
Berwick, Peter Gochee, Ernest Knapp,
Frank Leclair, John j. Schweitzer,
John Lewis.
SUTTON
Ed. Stanhope has moved from Leon
Kincaid's house to Lyndon Center.
Mrs. F. w. Barker had the misfor-
tune to fall from her piazza and break
her leg.
Mrs. George Wiley of Lyndon Cen.
ter is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E.
w. Brown.
George Gilman are guaranteed fol
smallpox.
Mrs. George Reed and Miss Heller
Wentworth are visiting Mrs. Bertha
Cardsin Haverhill, Mass.
w. D. Wood was in Newport las
week to attend the funeral of hi!
sister, Mrs. Emily Smith.
, Master Verne Coburn of Lyndonvill'
: is spending a few days at II. w. Ben
snett's and H. A. Coburn's.
SUTTON NORTH RIDGE.
Miss Gladys Bryant of McIndoes il
visiting old neighbors.
Miss Belle Fairbanks was business
visitor in Barnet Monday.
Bennett Curtis is helping Mrs
Robert Moore during haying.
!, Durward McShane, who has beef
. visiting friends in Boston, has re
] turned.
Mrs. c. D. Hitchcock of Indial
Orchard visited her friend, Miss Bell,
Fairbanks, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bishop ant
little daughter spent Sunday will
tbair amt Mrs A. r Miles