Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-02-23

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A very enjoyable evening was spent
Feb. l4th, when Mildred. Florence and
Carlos s-Drown entertained some of their
cousins A box of valentines, made
by the children, was opened and each
one delivered. The parents were not
forgotten, each receiving valentine in
heart shape Games were PLAYED and
a memoir of happiness stamped in each
child 8 mind.
ALBANY
Harry Ducklass lost valuable horse
last week.
Mrs Arm Whitcher is sitting her
sons FAM Y in Hardwick.
Mr.. and Mrs D Azote!Fe leave fer
their new hom4 in Brattleboco t1is
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dezotell entertained
the eUchIe clob Thursday evening at
Z. B. Sea1les's.
Mildred Brown returned Monday
from several weeks spent with her
Sister in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C, Williams from
South Albany visited at Fred Fletch-
er's Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. N Vincent enter
tanned the euchre club Tuesday even
iDg at their home.
Stephen Newton spent the weekend
with friends in Craftsbury and re,
turned to his work in Orleans Monday.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Evelyn n. Cheney,
formerly of this town, to Lee Marshall
Brooks of Boston. "A
Joe Gonyaw went to St. Johnsbury
Tuesday. where he underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis. He was accom-
panied by DR.. Goddard.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve a dinner in their
vestry March 7, town meeting day.
Dinner 20 cents instead of the former
price.
The Albany students attending the
academy at North Craftsbury received
word Monday morning that there
would be no school there for a few
days on account of the death of one of
the students from contagious disease
There was farewell reception given
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Dezotelle at the
church vestry Tuesday evening of last
week, and pleasant time enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Dezotele have been
residents Of this town for many years
and their many friends are sorry to
lose them, but wish them prosperity
and happiness in their new home
BROWNINGTON
The Ladies' Aid soc;e'y will meet at
the hall Thursday evening and serve
an oyster supper. The gentlemen vii
serve and the ladies are asked to Iur-
Taplin of Orleans Will speak.
BROWNINGTON CENTER
Mrs. Leon Lafoe of Barton is visit
ing at Thomas Lafoe's.
Mrs. Horace Whitehill, who has been
i'll for so many months. is failing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Porter of Evans-
vile visited at T. q. CrandaIl's last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Lewis of
Charleston were at Horace Whitehills
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert st. Peter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Young were a,
Island Pond Saturday to attend the
funeral of Charles st. Peter.
Charles st. Peter, former resident
here died of tuberculosis at his home
at Island Pond Feb, %. The commu
nifty here extend sympathy to the be-
reaved family.
COVENTRY
A. Ware is quite i'll.
Mrs L. Lathe is i'll with grip.
| M. H. Chaffee has been i'll with thu
grip.
Lyle and Merton Dean have beer
i'll with hard colds.
Mrs. John West, who has been il
with grip, is gaining.
Miss Marion Hamilton spent Wash
ington's birthday in Newport.
Mrs. Josie Brooks and little son o
Berlin are visiting her father, C. A
Ware.
| The drama "Ready to Farm" viii
be given March 10 instead of March 8
as announced.
! Mrs. William Wjnget of Irasburg wa,
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Jas
LABEL, Wednesday.
Remember the Washington socia
and supper in the Congregations
church Friday night.
Miss Gertrude Taylor of Framing
ham, Mass, has come to spend som,
time with her. parents. Rev. and Mrs
L. E. Taylor.
Rev f. B. Harris visited at H. III
! Hancock's last week and attended tn,
N. 3 c.. fair Their many friends
were glad to see them