Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-15
NORTH TROY

Rev. R. E. Blais went Monday to
Winoosh TO visit his mother and 9TH
er relatives.
George Pigeon has returned from
a two weeks visit to relatives IN
Central Falls, R. /.
h. B. Parkhurst went Monday to
Camp Devens, Mass, TO attend the
government auction sale Of horses at
that place.
The Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor had a social and
business hour at the Congregational
vestry Tuesday evening.
DR.. Lonee of Newport was in town
Tuesday evening, being called IN
consultation over the case OF Herman
. Young. who Is very sick.
I Miss Hetty King was at home dur
+ ing the holidays, returning TO Bel
lows Falls this week.
I Mrs. ". G. Elkins of Pine street,
who was seized with severe illness
Monday, Is much better.
The ". R. c. will hold their year
+ " meeting Saturday, Jan 18th, for
the installation OF officers
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunning, who
/ have been spending several days with
her mother. Mrs. Holcomb, went 10
their home in Boston on Tuesday.
Mrs. Flora Pike and her daughter
and son and Willard Pike spent the
I holidays with Mrs. Pixies daughter,
Miss Lillian Pike, IN Magog, P. 2.
+ Geo. E. Morse has taken the frame
OF the old ice house of Il. P. Hood &
Sons and removed II TO a spot near
the stockyards where II has been put
up and viii be finished and used as a
coal shed.
/ = Quiet wedding took place on
. New Years eve, when the Rev. c. B.
1. Danse, using the single ring service,
united in marriage Fred ]. Leach and
Miss Katherine L. Hyde. Both are
well known and popular young people
and all join in congratulations and
wishing them happiness
Masonic Union Lodge, No. 16, F.
and A. NJ, will give q social dance
al Frontier hall, North Troy, Fri
day evening, Jan. 18th. Sawyer
orchestra OF four pieces will furnish
music Card tables viii be provided
for those who do not dance. F. B,
Hammond is TO be the manager and
4 w O114CN. IL anu
II. Dana will be the committee Of IN
PRODUCTION.
| Last year at this time nearly al
the ice supply had been harvested
but at present the outlook IS moi
favorable for an immediate harvest
The river has cleared once since
freezing and the ice at that tim.
was not over six inches thick IL
one place in Massachusetts, ice fou1
inches thick was recently cut, twt
cakes placed together and allowed 4
, freeze, thus securing cakes eigh
: inches thick.
n. H. Dodge Is preparing TO built
\ barn on his premises at the top o
: the hill on Dominion avenue Tn
: barn will be 3Ox60 feet. To the sid
: Of the barn he will place al RICH
|. angles TO II. two sections OF the Oh
: Columbia Creamery companys pig
> geries. 10 feet long. which viii 3
: set facing each other y feet apar-
: This space will be rooted over thu
: forming q double row Of COW stall
! with 2 passage way between.
! very pleasant evening was sper
p January zth. al the home Of Mrs.
: A Place. Main street when she an
l her niece. Miss Hattie Young ente1
tanned Miss EIkins and her mus
-e pupils. Music and games were 70
ie lowed BY refreshments. after whic
= all gathered around the ''driftwoo
blaze" in the fireplace and enjoye
J. readings by the hostess and sever;
n Of the pupils. 4 handsome ivor
h mirror was presented Miss Elkins b
" the class.
Mrs. Nellie Burnap. wife Of Gle
~ Burnap. died at the Sherbrooke no:
pital Dec 20. She leaves beside
her husband, one son, Claud Warne
: Of Windsor Mills, Pc, two daugl
tiers, Agnes Hair Of Concord, y. 3
and Emily Baker Of Nashua, y. H,
brother. Elroy Dufur, q sister, Mr.
G. H. Warner. both OF this place 81
was born in Glenton, P. O., March
- 1867 and the daughter of Noah ar
L Sarah Dufur. Burial took place
the village cemetery.
Mrs. Nellie Santaw died ear
= Monday morning ct the home
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leand'
n Allen. She was sick only q fe
hours and her death came unexpec
edly. She leaves her husband, j
= seph Santaw Of Potion, P @, ar
v two children. Mrs. Santaw was
p years Of age. Her funeral was he
:, Wednesday at the home Of her pa
: ents at o'clock, the Rev. Charles
x Danse officiating Burial took plat
at IN the village cemetery. The beare
e were r. W Hardy. Ross Allen,
G. Deane and Lyndon Hazard
a There has been issued from 4
m L. s. war department 10 Villa
;, Brown Of Sutton, P @, q certifica
, Of honor which saws: Army of Il
Y. United States Of America. To Z
I'd who shall see these presents, Gree
= ing: This Is 10 certify that Regina
- L Brown, Private, Co. NJ. IO2d
fantry, died with honor In the servi
3 Of his country on the 18th day Of Ju
&c 1918 Given AZ Washington. D.
Office Of the Adiutant General OF :