Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-05-31

Miss Clough of Thetford has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Chesley.
Mrs. Sumner Eastman has been
visiting at Newport the past week.
George Hyatt of CRANKY, P. O.,
visited at Mr.. Knowlton's last week.
Mrs Bishop has been entertaining
her sister from West Burke the past
week.
Mrs. D. C. Green of White River
junction visited at A. o. Gray's owe
Sunday.
Harley Bishop has moved into W. ].
Smiths home at the lower end of the
village.
Willie Gray of Springfield, Mass,
was guest at A. o. Gray's the last of
the week.
Mrs Lutte Chesley has returned from
Thetford, where she has been visiting
her parents.
Mrs. Samantha Bickford is stopping
at Andrew Roberts s while Mrs. Roberts
is away for week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Mitchell of
Lyndon were weekend visitor at the
home of Henry Mitchell.
Ida Gray, who left town about eight
years ago and had not been heard from
IN the meantime, came home last week
from New York.
The friends of Bell Brown met at
the cemetery Sunday afternoon in
memory of the departed as they could
not have services at the time of her
death. There was profusion of
flowers and large number of friends
and relatives were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sisco of Bar
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wilcox of Lyndon, Mrs. Flora
Chesley of st. Johnsbury and other
out.of town relatives and friends
attended the memorial services of Bell
Brown at the cemetery on Sunday
afternoon.
/ UNION HOUSE DISTRICT
A. A. Bishop is gathering cream fo1
the Lyndonville creamery.
Winfield Bennett of Lyndonville and
Miss Gladys Masurre Of Sutton spent
Sunday at Fl. w. Benefits.
The lightning Wednesday night
struck Mrs. G. W. Chesley's house,
tearing off few clapboards but doing
Charles Blouin's each one of the
family received slight shock.
SUTTON
The building owned by the Grange is
being newly shingled.
Homer Counter of Lyndonville is
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Mrs. Lila Benware of Lowell visited
at F. W. Craig's last week.
c. B. Joy with men and team have
gone back to Barnet to draw lumber
on his job there.
5 Walter Lowell, who has been living
at W. D. Woods, is now at V. p
Chesley's to work for bis board.
, Mrs. Genevieve Morrisette and son
, Wilfred. of Laconia, N. H., visited al
H. W. Switzer's and at Will Holtham'.
last week.
/ Charlie Parker, who has been work
ing in Derry. N. H, has finished worl
and is stopping with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckown.
SUTTON NORTH RIDGE
] Service at the schoolhouse Sunday a
, 3 o'clock. Ali come.
Mr.. Bryant of McIndoes called OF
old neighbors last week. - - s.
A goodly number attended the socia
! at E. E. Grants Friday.
The Lyndon institute pupils were
home Monday and Tuesday.
A Mrs. Alice Howard of South Barre
2 is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. B. Miles
Albert Webster and family of Yves
r Glover visited bis sister, Mrs. Grac.
] Clarke, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Austin of Lyn
donville spent Memorial day with Mrs
n Austin's mother, Mrs. M. P. Gilman.
These Modern Days.
s'They have money, haven't they?'
e 81 don't know; haven't seen then
for about ear.'-Judge.
Making Ones Life Blessing.
Letting go the unworthy things the
q meet us-pretense, worry, olscontsp
and self-seeking-an taking le.ys
hold Of time, work, present happine les
;. love, duty, friendship, sorrow, an
!. faith. let us so live in truth as to b
e an inspiration, strength, and blessin
It to those whose lives are touched b
!. ours.-Anna Robertson Brown.