Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-06
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Misses Frances Hefferman of Salem,
i Mass, Grace Knowland of Swampscott,
Mass, and Alice Crane of Somerville,
Mass, spent few DAYS in town last
week and boarded at Will Wiggin's.
Card of Thanks-To the neighbors
and friends, who were so kind to our
dear mother and grandmother in her
long illness, to the singers and those
who furnished flowers for the funeral
we would return our heartfelt thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Nichols
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Grow.
0ntended for last week.
William Doncaster has recently
purchased new Ford car.
Marjorie Young spent part of last
week visiting friends in Newport.
Miss Mary Newton of Lowell, Mass.
is visiting her brother, F. r. Newton,
Miss Hazel Flint of Burlington is
visiting her college chum, Alsey
Young.
H. G. Dickens Of Orleans is caring
for J. N. Wyman's Insurance business
until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Newton and chill
cren spent several days in Lowell the
first Of the week.
A. W. Hodgkins of Portland, Me,
is spending few days with bis aunt,
Mrs. Calvin Wilson.
Quite a party attended cornroast
at J. E. Young's Saturday evening and
reported good time.
u Those from out of town here to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Betsey
Nichols were Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
kahlstrom and Mr. and Mrs Ed.
GLADDEN. Of Coventry, Harland Nye of
Charleston, Hollis Morey of Newport
and Mr.. and Mrs. Olin ingalls, of
Sutton.
Betsey Collins Nichols of this place
died Friday of hemorrhage. She was
born at Stanstead. P. O., May %, 1926,
and married W. r. Nichols in 1856.
She leaves one son, j. J. Nichols, and
two daughter, Mrs. w. N. Burrows
and Mrs. l.. I. Grow, and several more
! distant relatives. The funeral was
from Mr.. Crows home Sunday, Rev.
: W. S. Smithers of Orleans off1ci ating
and burial was in the East Coventry
j.. cemetery. Mrs. !. T Grow has given
dp AhESS anu O1iS"t-Ail years o. n6E
= time and strength IN the care of her
u mother. She has given her the best
OF care.
BROWNINGTON CENTER
n Hector Lapierre was on the sick list
last week.
s Miss Laura Whitehill was a recent
Z visitor in Charleston.
d Mrs. Smith Grove of Boston is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Amanda Powers.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Armstrong
visited relatives in Charleston over
IS Sunday.
Shirley Hitchcock of Barton visited
a his uncle, W. A. Currier the first of
= the week.
Wilmer Bennett of Coventry spent
# Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
,f Charles Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howe and son
Of Lowell, Mass, are visiting at Mrs.
Jennie Robinson's.
- Mrs. Bert Hagar and Miss Belle La
hue of Newport spent the week end
I'd at Mahlon Seymour's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mclean and
to Miss Hilda Mclean of Boston are
visiting at John Lowers.
d, Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Leonard OF
Sheffield, visited at Elmer Watson's
is and at Fl. H. Leland's, Sunday.
IT.. Miss Beatrice Lacourse of Rumford
of Maine, and Albert Blouin of Sheffield
r were visitors at Collins Lacourse's
last week.
g. Henry M. Leland, Mr.. and Mrs
-. Wilford Leland and Mrs. Gertrude
Woodbury. of Detroit, Mich, visited
at Ell. Ell. Leland's, Friday.
at EVANSVILLE
Earle Cowles moved to Barton this
va week and works for Mr. Mute.
70 Arthur Miles has moved into the
house lately bought of Mr. Grow.
~ ~ Mr.. Grow has moved into the house
" with his daughter, Mrs. Frank La.
pierre.
y, The M. w A. dance was we'll attend
~ ed and fine time enjoyed by all.
- They will hold another dance Friday
evening, Sept. Is, with a fve-piece
in orchestra.
as Beginning Monday there have been
Id special services each evening in tent
g. opposite the church. They will con-
tinue the rest of the week. Thursday
evening Rev. G. S. Smith of Concord
or will speak. Friday evening there will
TX be baked bean supper at the church
OF followed by lecture by Rev. o. j.
g. Anderson of Derby. Saturday even
lr ing and Sunday morning and evening
Rev. r. F. Lowe of st. Johnsbury
district superintendent, will speak and
Sunday at two o'clock p. M, Mrs.
nd Herbert Baker of Newport will speak
mt
nj Little at a Time.
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