Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-02-09
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Eldon I.aclair is working in Barton.
Mrs. E. C. Drown has been i'll with
throat trouble
Henry Robbins has nearly recovered
from his q neness
Mr.. Akin and grandson are visiting
at Ernest TibbettS's.
Karl Wheeler and Claud Nelson
were recent visitors at w. T. Brooks's.
Mr.. Scott and two men from Newport
have been recent business callers in the
place.
Mrs. Julia Drown, who has been in
Royalton for the past Zine weeks :,
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Ames of Boston and Sherman
Lang of St. Johnsbury have been here
looking over the lumber on the Will
oughby Wood & Lumber company S
place.
BROWNINGTON
Arthur Dawes was in Derby Sunday.
There WILDE another. promenade at
the hall Feb. Is.
Mrs. Ellis of Orleans is working for
Mrs L. T. Grow ..
Mrs. Flora Shattuck was at home
Sunday from Orleans. :.
Ethel New ton is spending few
weeks with her sister in Sheffield.
Msis Helen Dutton spe Mt the week =
end with her sister in st. Johnsbury:ss
Mr.. and Mrs Beauregard visited at
Mrs, Pippin's in East Bloomington
Sunday. r
Rev. Warner was unable to preach
Sunday but is expected to be with US
next Sunday. 5*, r..
Rev. Edward Tuck, field secretary
of the Lords Day league, spoke at the
church Sunday.
In order to vote at the March
meeting delinquent taxpayers must
pay their taxes before the 18th.
J. E. Young has 10000 feet of white
ash ready to deliver to Coventry sta
ton to be shipped to c. H.. Davies of
Danville.
Miss Hazel Mason, who has been
working at L T Crows for a few
weeks, has returned to, her home in
Irasburg.
BLOOMINGTON CENTER
Several in this vicinity, are ill with
grip.
Miss Mae Emerson spent part of last
week with friends in Barton.
Mrs F. A Emerson visited at Bert
Jenness's in Barton Saturday.
Milo Gray of Charleston has been
visiting his nephew, Ira Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Powers visited
at Ulie Gray's in Barton Sunday.
Chester Laplant of Westfeld recently
visited his uncle. Lyman Seymour.
Mrs. Harold whitcomb, of Lyndon
| has been visiting her parents, Mr. anG
Mrs. T. G. CrandslI
Elmer Seymour spentt Sunday with
his brother in West Derby, making the
journey of about thirty miles on his
| bicycle.
The Ladies' Guild will give a suga,
social at the town hall Friday evening
Feb. II. Rev. Wells of Irasburg viii
| be present to give an, entertainment
after which supper will be served
Ladies requested to bring rolls or plain
doughnuts. Everyone come.
WEsTMoRE
Mrs. Charles Conley, who. has beer
SO i'll, is better.
There will be dance at the Wood
man hill, Evansville. Friday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society will NEE
with Mrs. AdaIine Tatro for Dime
Thursday. Feb. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. CaIkns spen
the weekend with their daughter, Mrs
Fred Marshall. at St. Johnsbury.
TIE small son of Mr. ard Mrs
Joseph LABOR, who has been serioUsl
i'll with bronchitis, is gaining.
Mrs Clarence Conley re. emily visite
her daughters, Mrs. Herman Shaef
and Be5 tina ConIey. at Grow ton, N
II
The w B. T. will hold a social a
Fred Tatro's Friday evening. Every
o lie Invited Ladies Please bring sand
wlcbes.
Arthur Emerson and friend, Hug
, kirkland of Lyndon Argicr ltural schot
recently spent several days at Fran
Emerson's ? 'T.