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

love of relatives and friends He
leaves one sister. Mrs. Alfred GOodselI
of this place, and a brother, Sylvester,
Williams of Derby, beside an unusually
large circle of relatives and friends.
lnterment in the cemetery here.
HOLLAND
Mrs. Oliver Kidder is quite i'll.
Supt. Boyd visited schools in town
the past week.
Mrs Best has returned from her
visit at Richford
Mrs Hamilton and Mrs. Hattie Jen-
ness are on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs N. C. Eastman visited
at O. L. Kelley's Thursday.
Mr.. Lavier of Derby Center was a
business caller here Thursday.
Miss Effie Wheeler is at home from
school at Derby academy on account of
illness.
Roxie Hall and Gerald Gray are TAX
ing music lessons of Miss Sheaf at
Derby Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hall are rejoic-
ing over the birth of a seven-pound
daughter, Gertrude Mary, born Feb.
18th.
A barn belonging to Ed. Judd. occu.
pied by w. M. Smith, who has a
lumber job near there, burned Friday
night. two horses being badly burned.
Everett Williams of Island Pond and
Miss BernICe Daggett were married at
homo - l..
They left that night for Portland. Me :.
where he has employment. Congratu
lations.
DEMICK'S MILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kelley are the
:, parents of daughter.
Mrs. Henry Bryant fell last week
and hurt herself quite seriously.
Mrs A K. Demick of Stanstead has
been visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. Julia Burroughs of Morgan
visited her sister, Mrs. Webber, re-
: Gently.
Miss Ruth Davis has been home from
] the school for several days on account
of sickness.
, There is a lot of sickness in the
place, whole families having severe
colds and grip.
Miss Rena Welch of Derby has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Henry Maxwell
S for several days.
The item last week about the funer
Y al OF Ray Ames should have read that
C the funeral was conducted in the A. c
church by the pastor, S. Clark, assist.
: ed by the pastor of the M E. church
, E. b. Harris, instead of as reported.
WESTFIELD
n John Carroll has returned from
: Derby.
Guy H. Farman was at Captain A.
: w. Farman's in Lowell recently.
For several weeks Miss Bessie Bry
ant has been in Troy assisting at Ilif
j Bryant's.
' Miss Mildred Bell visited at D. C
Woodworth's in Enosburg over Sunday
r Tuesday she went to Burlington /,
: attend the college tx axe walk
Mrs. Bert Thayer and little son O
Potion visited recently at Altol
Ainger's and Joseph GoddarG's. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Currier of Orlean
G also visited at Joseph Goddard's.
It IS understood that DR.. Rowle,
J. FIagg of Burlington will locate her
s this week for the Practice of medicine
He graduated in 1914, ranking secon,
in his class He has a wife and on
o child. He will board for the presen
= with Mrs. James Martin This is tn
- first time for nearly one hundred year
that both Troy and Westfield hav
been without a resident physician. TIL
l. coming of Dr. F!sgg is appreciated
it On Feb. 18th, Oscar P. Wright at
1t tanned the age of 10 years That even
n ing company of his friends gave hin
a genuine surprise party in honor O
J. the event Sandwiches, cake and coffe
), were served. Mrs. Hugh Larabee rem
IS dered piano solo. In behalf of tn
n COMPANY Chaplain M. w. Farman pre-
d sented Mr.. Wright with lamp and
J p lrse Of money which Mr.. Wright re
d ceived with fitting remarks Anon,
e those present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
e .Seaver of North Troy. The evenin,
e was a very enjoyable one. For tn
!, mcst of the time during the past d
J. years Mr.. Wright has lived in this town
= Prior to that he had both attended an,
J. taught school here He has been in
!, dustrious and thrifty, making, tn,
n waste places to bud and blossom as th,
e rose. Honest in his deal, prompt il
is the payment of bills, obliging as
J. neighbor, he is an honorable citizen
It interested in the welfare of the churcl
70 and the community. He is held il
e high esteem and appreciation by hi,
d friends.
q WEsTMoRE
n Mrs. Sarah Fox is visiting at s. A
= Hunts in Barton
~
y Dinner will be served by the Ladies