Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-04-12
ALBANY

Glen Miles was home from Morris |
Vile over Sunday.
May Miles is home from Johnson for
the Easter vacation.
Will Whittemore was home from
Barnet over Sunday.
Alice Goddard spent the weekend
with Marjorie Hall at Greensboro.
Mrs. Preston Skinner of Orleans
visited at A. N. Vance's last week.
Charles Stafford of Morrisville was
business visitor in town last week.
Mrs. A. N. Vance attended the
funeral of Mr.. Murkland at Barton
Monday, Apr 8.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
l. P. Chase are pleased to have them
return for another year.
Mrs. Sadie Cowles, who has been
caring for Mrs. Fred Newton for the
past five weeks, has returned home.
Thursday about thirty of the village
people accepted the invitation of
Willard Trip to sugar party at his
happy.
The Barton Savings Bank & Trust
company are pleased to announce the
election of C. D. Mcclure of Albany
ss director. Mr.. Mcclure is well
known as man of sound judgment
and should strengthen the board
materially.
Mrs Mary A. Fitz Gorham died at
her late resisence. 125 Lack awanna
avenue. Jacksonville, Florida, April
1st at 10 o. m. The deceased had been
a resident of Jacksonville for the last
twelve years, where she leaves large
circle of friends. Her cousin, Mrs.
Inez Owen Brown of New York City
was with her at the last. The inter
ment will be in Evergreen cemetery,
Jacksonville, Florida. Mrs. Gorham
early part of her life.
BROWNINGTON CENTER
E. A. Emerson was in Charlestown,
N. H., recently.
Rose Emerson visited at E. M
, Porter's last week.
7 Mrs. Leon Gilman of Orleans il
: visiting her sister at the electric mill.
; Mrs Harold Whitcomb and children
r of Lyndon are visiting at T. G. Gran
dall's.
Y Miss Grace Belknap has finishes
: work at the electric mill and gone t
her home in Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Heath of Derby
!. Conn.,. are visiting Mrs. Heath's pan
: ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Smith.
i Rev. Hickland preached very abl
| and interesting sermon Su1ndau q
all make an effort to attend church an
i encourage the new pastor.
J. The preaching service will be at |. 8
Y instead of O'Clock as heretofore. TIL
r Sunday school will be reorganize
S All come.
= EVANSVILLE
! The dance scheduled at the M. W. A
II hall for Friday evening, has been post
a poned two weeks.
Gard of Thanks-I wish to thank a
who have Inquired and called on m
e through my sickness, Tin and out O
q town. also Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Drown
II who tenderly cared for me through m
y illness, also for the beautiful flower
o from the Knights Of Pythias an
- Py THAN Sisters of Orleans May God
g richest blessings rest on you all.
IS Urbin w. Brown
y WILLOUGHBY
70 George Demick was in Boston owe
y Sunday
= Aaron Drown, who has been so i'll,
improving slowly.
Fl. J. Kimball is running boar
no
n DIR. Hastings has bought the Ere
% Robbins farm of Aaron Annis.
y A. Macomber of Troy was busine
Id visitor in town one day last week.
i. Virginia Brooks is visiting her aul
:, and grandmother in Littleton, N. II.
re- Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Duke of Lyndo
8. vile spent Sunday at E. G. browns.
al Mr.. Ames and E. c.. Drown were
o. Glover one day last week on business
kt Aaron Annis of Enroll. N. H., wi
ie has been in town on business the pa
week, returned home Saturday.
Is Mrs. M. E. Howe and niece, Mildr
81 3; Drown, are spending some time
10 Llwellyn Lodge, Westmore Mrs. How
o. is making extensive repairs on her CO
te tage there.
IN EAST CHARLESTON
rn Mrs. Jenson is visiting in New Yor
s.
We Lessie Goodsill visited her parents
he Morgan Sunday.
Tn Jay Labouuty has moved 10 t
eu Island at Plunkett.
1g
ed Gladys Piper and Carroll Piper
in little son are quite i'll.
u. Albertine Patton was guest of MI
nd A. c.. Gallup last week.
,;o Io Ed. Crow has bought the Arch
, farm of Hermon Canning.
he Mrs. w. R. Price of West Charlest,
visited friends in town last week.
is ;s Mrs. Mary Stumpf is moving in
ke the tenement vacated by Charles Ca
on ming.
of The many friends of George Bro,
on are very glad TO see him out on t
ill street again after his long illness.
If Mrs. Sam Moore is seriously i'll wi
,la pneumonia. Her daughter, Ella, q
a