Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-29
CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. Will Markres is i'll.


Mrs. Will Markres is i'll.
M. L. Sawyer returned to Mont
pelier Monday.
n. O. Smith commenced this week
to saw last blocks.
Mrs. Anna Wilson has been Ill sew
eral days with laryngitis.
N. H. Kinney was a business visi-
tor in Greensboro Thursday.
Mar~aret Wylie is assisting Mrs.
E. N. nelson during her sale.
Mrs. Viola Sawyer was confined to
her home last week by a severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Hardy were
business visitors in Hardwlck Satur-
day.
Mrs. E. M. Williams, who was sui
farinp last week from lumbago, IS
somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H Kinney attend
ed the funeral of Dorman Bridgman
in Hardwick Friday.
Mrs. George Reed is i'll, suffering
from the effects of influenza. MRS.
| Maud Davis is caring for her.
Representative M. S. Sawyer was
called home from Montpelier Friday
bv the illness of Mrs. Sawyer.
Harry Daniels and daughter, Janet,
who have been seriously i'll for sew
eral DAYS, are slowly improving.
The stereopticon views of the Phil
ippines given in the vestry were es-
peciaIly interesting and instructive.
Reports from Mrs. Nellie Uric,
who was taken to the sanitorium last
week are not as encouraging as her
many friends would like to hear.
.'The Patriotic Peanut Stand" Civ
en- by the village school, was a great
success in every particular, both in
teresting and pleasing. Proceeds,
SAC.
The Berkley Sextette gave their
entertainment in the town hall, the
second number of our lecture course,
last week. This company are most
pleasing entertainers and have re-
markable ability as musicians.
Mrs. Jennie Randall went Monday
to st. Johnsbury hospital, where she
will undergo an operation on her
throat She was accompanied by her
SISTER, hTS. NGlllS <1luSISOiI, VI w CoI
Glover.
The third number of the lecture
course will be given by J. Franklin
Babb in the Presbyterian church at
East Craftsbury Feb. 9Th. This man
comes highly recommended. A very
pleasant and profitable evening is
looked for.
DIR. BIBBY AND BROTHERS
| DR.. E. N. Bibby sends the editor
the following clipped from the AL
| bany IN. W Times Union. DIR. Bib
by's letter is dated, France, Dec. %.
The clipping contains the doctors
pictures:
In the departure for Camp Jack
son, Columbia, S. c., the past week of
! Dr.. Fred n. Bibby, of No. 234 Madi-
son ave-, the third of a family of
physicians entered the service of the
| u. S. government in its fight against
the German menace for the liberty of
the world. DR.. Bibby, now first lieu
tenant, was one of the best known of
the local physicians and stood high
in his profession with city-wide
clientele, and a popularity confined to
no one certain class. His host of
friends wish him in his new activities
the success he so richly deserves. He
is graduate of the Albany Medical
college, class of 1906, and was a ma
tive of Pottersville, N. Y.
DR.. Edward n. Bibby, we'll known
locally and formerly practicing his
/ profession at Craftsbury, VT, is now
somewhere in France in the medical
] division, with the rank of first lieu
! tenant. He is q graduate with the
class of 1897, Albany Medical college.
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1910, Albany Medical College, a first
lieutenant in the medical division of
the aviation section at Camp Mills,
has met with much success in his new
! endeavors and his many Albany
friends will be pleased to hear of this
popular physicians advancement in
the service of his country.
All three of the above brothers are
thorough American born patriotic
Young men, who will give of their
knowledge and skill to the boys in
service and with any sacrifice they
may be called upon to make.
EAST CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. W. B. Logan and son, Ebert.
were recent visitors in Derby.
Miss Margaret Wylie of Glover is
working for Mrs. Will Anderson.
Mrs. Lindsay Wilson of Sherbrooke
is caring for her mother this week.
Mrs. Charles White and son, Willie
of Glover, spent Saturday at Will
Anderson's.
Mrs. Anna Macomber, who has
been suffering from an acute attack
of laryngitis, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert .Colburn were in
North Craftsbury Friday to attend
the funeral of Robert Farrar.
: Harry Daniels and daughter, Janet.
are very i'll with influenza. Miss
Maud Mooney is caring for them.
II Inrrf L. A l.