Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-05-10

in Richmond, N. H., the youngest of
ten children, five of whom lived to be
past 80. He was twice married. His
first wife died in 1876. In 1877 he
Nancy Colburn of Chesterfield, I
N. Fl. One son by the first marriage,
Henry Aldrich of Lyndon, is the only
descendant.
WEST BURKE
Mrs. Wayne Stoddard was on the sick
list last week.
Mr.. Goodwin has not been nearly as
we'll this week.
Mrs. F. II. Frasier was quite III for
several days last week
Archie Bailey was in st. Johnsbury
Wednesday of last week.
Miss Celia Spencer was at home from
Waltham, Mass, last week.
Miss Ruth Leach was at home from
Montpelier seminary over Sunday.
The Woman's club cleared over SIS
at their May dance Friday evening"
Miss Edith Damon of St. Johnsbury
visited her sister. Mrs. Gallagher, last
week.
Mrs. Louise Stoddsrd has returned
from her visit to Lowell and CAM
bridge. Mass.
O. L. Leonard has q fine cement
walk in front of his house, which is
great improvement.
Miss I.aila Roundy spent last week
at home, returning to her school in
Springfield, Mass, Saturday.
Frank Bruce has moved into the
house just vacated by Harry Bean and
will work for James Neagle.
Clayton Smith is working for Frank
circuit and has moved to the Dana
Smith place, now owned by Mr.. WEIGH
of East Burke.
Monte Rowe of Sherbrooke has
moved into one of r. P. Porter's tene-
ments and is working for Hugh McFar-
land on the road.
James Mcfarland was married a
short time ago to Miss Dora Hastings
of Waterford. They will be at home to
friends after June LIST.
The w. R. c., will hold their regular
meeting on Saturday and all members
are requested to be present, as special
business is to come before the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Craig have gone
to Willoughby lake for while. where
Mr.. Craig is working for Mr.. Darling.
They will occupy =: I: Porter's cottage:
H. L. Bishop has gone to MeIrose,
Mass, where he has work. They have
closed their house for the present, and
Mrs. Bishop is staying with her cousin,
Mrs. Cheney.
J. Brown has Joined Canadian regi
ment, and will sail for England in the
near future. Mrs. Brown and the
three children will remain here for the
summer, at least. - 49,
Mrs. Lucy Hartwell had a severe
shock Thursday, from which there is M
hope of her recovery This sad new
has brought sorrow to our whole com
munity, where Mrs. Hartwell wa
loved by all who knew her. -
B.. H Marshall has purchased tn,
Caron farm on the Lake road, and hi
son, Frank, will move there soon. Mr.
Caron has rented Mrs Ways tenemen
recently vacated by Perley Davis. ant
will take possession this week. 49, K.
SF1EF F1ELO
A. J. Giffin recently lost his whit
horse.
Augusta Blake visited her sister il
Bradford last week. - -
Carrie Drake is quite sick, having r
nurse to care for her. f..5 s-se+-
Jennie Smith of Lyndon Center wa
at her home over Sunday. ."
Earla Simpson is home from New
Jersey for her summer vacation. . .-:.-
Carroll Blake of Boston has been Wis
iting at John Blake's for a time.
Rev. Mr.. Collins of Newport Cente
will begin his passionate here Sunday. q
Mrs. Lyon of Glover visited he
daughter at Irving Browns over Sun
day. IT,, - b
: Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Ash visited a
> George McFarland's in Sutton las
week. - 80 sz:ss =. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Mitchell of 81
Johnsbury visited at A. o. Gray's las
: week.
. Earl Davis and Seaver Wright @
- Lyndon were visitors in town owe
Sunday.
= Celinda Simnson has hean bo1n;n