Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-15

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was made president for the next
year; O. c. Miller of Newport, vice
president: G. j. Gross OF Orleans
treasurer; Wallace III. Gilpin of Bar
ton, secretary, and c. S. Skinner Of
Orleans, auditor.
Mrs. Ira Sturtevant died Thursday,
Aug. 9th, after short illness. Mary
Jane Spencer was born In Peacham
in January, 1884, and spent her youth
there AT the age of 20 she married
Ira Sturtevant and they moved to the
Turcott place, where they lived for II
years. They then moved TO the farm
now owned by them and have lived
there over 80 years. She was taken
with a shock Wednesday night at
11.30 o'clock and died the next day at
noon. There were no children born TO
them but Alta Weeks, q niece of Mrs.
Sturtevant's, has lived with them for
over % years Funeral services were
held Saturday and the body was in
terred N the old Dudley cemetery.
WILLOUGHBY
Sessions of the Sunday school at 8
o'clock sc the SchoOlhouse each Sun
day are being wei attended. Over
20 were present Sunday.
WESTFIELD
Miss Laura and Ivan Burnham
spent few days in Derby last week
Miss Elizabeth Trumpass is visit
ing friends in North Troy and West
Derby.
George Morey went to Newport
this week to work for the Standard
Oil company.
Rev. W. G. McFarlane is enter
tanning his mother, Mrs. McFarIane,
of Cowansville, p. Q.
Wendell Bell spent a few days last
week with his brothers, Louis and
Milton, at Breton Woods, n. H.
Ralph Larabee went to Hyde Park
last week and began clerking for Al
mon Clark Mrs. Larabee expects
to 60 later.
Miss Marien Clark of Newark. N.
j., came Friday to spend the remain
der of the month with her aunt, Mrs.
W. D. Bell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griffin of
Leominster, Mass, recently visited
at the home of their mother, Mrs
Ann Ryder.
ter, Grace, returned Sunday from a
weeks visit with friends in West
Glover and Irasburg.
play, "The District School at Blue
berry Corners" which they plan to
give the latter part of August
Mrs. George knight and daughter,
Annie, who have been spending the
week with Mrs. Martha Knight, re-
turned Monday to their homein Bart
lett, n. II.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish and two
children and Milton Halliday, who
have been visiting relatives here,
started Thursday by auto for Provi-
ience, r. L
Miss Laura Miller. who has been
taking a course in Harvard medical
school for the treatment of pOliomy-
elitis convalescents, came last week
to spend her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Miller.
HOLLAND
Harry Hall remains about the
same.
Harry Huntoon has moved into
Mrs. A. r. Halls house.
Mr.. Hazen of Newport was bust
ness caller in town Wednesday.
Roger Sykes spent the weekend
with his sister, Mrs. John Robinson.
Jas. Armstrong of St. Johnsbury
visited relatives in TOWN the past
week.
Mrs. Hitchcock and children of
Troy visited at o L. Kelley's last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Clement and Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Buzzell visited at
A. r. Halls Sunday.
MORGAN CENTER
Mr.. Samuels has moved to the Geo.
Maxwell farm.
George Maxwell has moved into
Mrs. l. D. Blake's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Wheeler OF
Holland were visitors here Sunday
Mrs. Josie Goodsen is entertaining
her two nieces from East Charleston. /
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Goodsen were
guests of Mrs Austin Bushaw In /
East Charleston Sunday.
Ernest DeLouria, who is employed I
in the Grand Trunk freight house IT. /
Berlin, n. H, is spending three |
weeks at home
The schooIhouse is having some /
much-necded repairs In the way OF a /
new chimney, furnace, seats and an
oiled floor, besides reshingling the Il
building and other repairs.
EVANSVILLE
Mrs ". J. Montieth is quite sick.
About % from this vicinity mo-
tored to Fort Ethan Allen last week /
u. w. Brown attended the Grand |
Lodge X. Of p. at ST. Johnsbury last /
week
Mrs. L. A. Drown visited her son,
Earle Drown, of St -Johnsbury last