Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-03-19

diving the term were Mildred, EFhe7N
and Bernice Mack, Jennie beaure-
card. Donald and kenneth DuICoh;
HarIav Blake. Florence Kelley anu
Helen Burroughs Raymond ColDu[n
and Edward Blakeley were absent
one day each.
BLOOMINGTON CENTER
Mrs Mary Lang has returned from
her trip TO Rock Island.
Laura Stone is spending week IN
South Albany with her aunt, MIS- o.
G. Martin.
Mrs ! G. Clough is quite i'll and
Mrs. Cora Wedge of Lowell Is caring
for her.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. s. Alexander and
family of Newport were IN town OF.
Wednesday TO attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Heath
The people were sorry to learn OF
the serious illness of {. ". Skinner
VINO lives in the east part OF town
ms daughter. q teacher IN lrasDurg'
is at home TO care for nm.
4 Gloom was cast over our com
r,1lnifz- when ID was known that Mrs.
Maria Heath had died at the home OF
her s0n-in-law, A P Alexander sun
dav. March 9. She had made her
home there for q good many years.
Mrs Heath was the oldest resident IN
town. having passed her 93d birthday
last July, and nearly all her life had
. been spent in Bloomington. She was
a member Of the church here and
had proved by her kindly ways and
cheerful disposition that a Christian
life is worth living. She leaves her
s0n-in-Iaw and two grandchildren
+ Harry Alexander of this place and
/ Mrs. EIgie Rowe of Orleans, two
/ Observation-Disclosures, and several 9th
or relatives who live at a distance
/ The funeral was held at the home
Wednesday, Rev. /. P. Chase official
I ing. and the burial was in the family
/ lot here. She will be missed, not only
4 in the home, but by large circle OF
4 friends. who have known her for 81
many years. Sympathy IS extended
TO the bereaved ones.
EVANSVILLE
Mrs. c. W. Skinner has been quite
sick the past week.
MISS 1Qd LdDlGIIG ID 1C@OHNAA
from an attack of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miles are Wis
iting friends in West Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Robinson Wis
tied at H. P. Leland's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee of Bartol
visited at G. H. Hunts Sunday.
Mrs. L. Drown is home from New
port where she has been nursing.
The Pike Co. factory opened Mon
day, having been shut down since DC
tober.
Mrs. Della Shannon of Sherbrook
is visiting her niece, Mrs. D. v
Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. s. Gray visite
) their daughter, Mrs. U. W. Spence
Sunday.
c. W. Skinner is critically i'll.
, trained nurse, Mrs. Collins, of Barton
is caring for him.
Mrs. Walter Norris and two chi
, dren of Orleans are visiting her 81:
ter, Mrs. Charles Willard.
+, W. S. Mcdowell, Clauc Houston
{ Will Labor, Joe Baldwin, awrenC
Z Emerson and Louis Wiley e worl
ing for the Pike Co.
l Marie Lapierre has finished wor
{ for Mrs. H. p. Leland and has entere
/ the employ of the Pike Co., where 81
: will do the labelling work.
i
I The mems supper was a success.
/ delicious supper was served and til
: entertainment after the supper We
much enjoyed. Much credit is dU
e the committee. The proceeds wei
} about S140O
> The Evansville school and some
the townspeople will present "Cal
. bage Hill School," a comedy in tv
!, acts Friday evening. This play re-
!, resents the typical country schoc
: with all the trials of the "skey
marin" and the last day of scho
+ with visitors including the supervise
q an "old batch" and in love with Il
) teacher. The play is just bubblir
: over with clean wholesome fun. "A
q come and spend a pleasant evenin
: The Orleans high school orchestl
= will furnish music with a promenao
; after the entertainment. Ladi
. please bring cake. Admission, adul
y 25c and children 15c. Supper al
a promenade free. Proceeds for d
benefit Of the school