Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-09
WEST BURKE

WEI BONhE
| The Sunday evening service was held |
on r. P. Porter's lawn.
Jonas Silsby of Hartford, Conn,
was in town last week.
Harrison Orcutt is more comfortable |
and sits up during part of each day.
Miss Maude Smith spent few days
in st. Johnsbury, the latter part of
last week.
Allan Munkittrick has sold his farm
on the East Ridge to Mr.. Reed of
South Troy.
Miss Annette Silsby spent Thursday |
and Friday with relatives in ST. |
Johnsbu1y.
| Miss Martha Anger of Bellows Falls
has been visiting at S. E. Leach's and
w. 6. Ainger's.
Mrs. Luette Dewolfe of Spencer,
Mass, visited relatives and friends in
town last week.
Mrs. Brockway of Centrevale has
moved into Mrs. Halls house and is
very pleasantly STATED.
Mrs. Laura White, of N. Y, and
Mrs. Ella Stafford of Lyndon were
guests of Mrs. L. G. Roundy Friday.
Howard Lowell of Springfield,
Mass, has been spending his vacation
with his mother Mrs. Eliza Lowell.
WANTED-All the hens in Burke,
IA cents pound this week, +. o. b.
Empty crops. Elrick, Barton. 32tf
There will be no church services here
! during the coming two weeks on &C.
count of the campmeeting at Lyndon
Vile.
Mrs. M. M. Coe and daughter, Mrs.
Grace Orcutts have been visiting in
Hardwick, Morrisville and Dixville
Notch.
Miss Myrtle Aldrich is taking a
vacation of two weeks and is visiting
in Barre, Lyndonville and St. Johns
bury.
II. L. Bishop has returned to his
work in Melrose, Mass, and Mrs.
Bishop is with her parents in Island
Pond for while.
1a41There will be dance in the G. A.
R. hall Friday evening. Music will be
furnished by Arthur James and Mr..
Weatherby of Lyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Morse and son,
Clayton, Mrs. Hovey, and the Misses
Mile and Florence Switser of Lexing-
ton, Mass, visited at Fl. S. ChappePs
,, last week.
The entertainment given by the
Laurel Trio Friday evening, was
greatly enjoyed by all who attended.
and the evening proved a success in
every way.
> Miss Bernadine Brainard of Cleve-
, land, O., and Mrs. Myron Brainard of
b Huntsville, Ala, were the guests of
D Mrs. Louise Stoddard and Mr.. and Mrs
3 Curtis Stoddard last week.
H. L. Bishop has sold his farm to
Alison Gray of East Burke, who has
= purchased it for his daughter, Mrs.
I Clayton Ball, of Newark. Mr.. and
g Mrs. Ball will move to their new home
e in the near future.
y S. D. Bugbee celebrated his 81s,
, birthday Friday. He was given g
s dinner on the grounds of the old home
# farm, now the residence of his young
l. est son, Leroy, and twenty nine chill.
dren, grandchildren and one great
=, grandchild were present.
+ SHEFFIELD
It Miss Eliza O'Hara recently visited
Y her sister, Mrs. Wiley, in Orleans.
II Rev. and Mrs. Burgin of Lyndor
q visited at Herman Sheldon's the frs
g of the week.
le Mrs. Labay of Lyndon has been help
a ing her daughter, Mrs. Dopp. who il
Is very poorly.
% Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barber are
y visiting relatives in Littleton, NH.
e. and vicinity.
: George Chesley and daughter OF
Newbury visited at J. S. Chesley's tn,
:. first of the week.
a. Grifton Niles of Newport Center ha.
bought the Roxa house of Herman
:, Sheldon and will move there in Novem
Ia Der.
Mrs. Oliver A. Dwyer, and son
Charles, are spending this week witt
. relatives and friends in Browningtol
and Charleston.