Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-09
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Vile Tuesday.
Mrs. Roy Dollof has been quite i'll
the past week.
Leighton Way visited in Lyndon
the first Of last week.
Norman Strawn is some better, but
is still confined 10 his bed.
Mrs. John Duval was in St. Johns
bury Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Mccoy Wis
tied in Barton the past week
DR.. Atwood of St Johnsbury visit
ed at l. G. Roundy's Thursday.
Miss Edith Lang Of Lyndon spent
Sunday with friends in town recent
ly.
Mrs. Myrtle Hall and son and
daughter were in st. Johnsbury
Thursday.
Merl and Ruth Brigham spent
part of last week with relatives in
East Haven
Miss Lila Hunting of Newport, n.
H, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
II. S. Chappel.
Mrs. Achsa Turner spent Wednes-
day and Thursday at the home of her
brother in Lyndon.
Robert Porter has been enjoying a
two weeks furlough in southern
France and in Italy.
Mrs. George Holt of Derby Line
has been visiting at Mrs. Ida Hollis
and at F. w. Burpee's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Lafoe of
Centervale were weekend visitors at
F G.. Gaskell's recently.
The W. F. NJ. S. will meet with
with Mrs. Myrtle Hall as leader.
There is to be special work at the
". r. c. Saturday afternoon and a
good attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Colby, who
have been in Derby Line for the past
three weeks, are at home again.
Mrs. Nellie Frost of Melrose, Mass,
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Sarah Brockway, the past week.
Clarence Carrick, who has been
spending the winter In Massachusetts,
and Connecticut, is at home again.
Vera and Madeline Doyle of st.
Johnsbury were the guests of their
aunt, Mrs. I. G.. Roundy, Thursday
and Friday.
/ Warren Gaskell, who recently re-
Gently received his discharge, arriv-
ed in St. Johnsbury Thursday, where
he received warm welcome
The Boy Scouts were obliged to
postpone their entertainment from
Friday until Monday evening. They
cleared SO and would have done bet
ter than that had it not been for the
bad weather.
: Miss Ruth Leach went to St AL
bans Thursday to attend the Method
| ist conference. She was the reader
at the entertainment given by SEMI
nary students Friday evening, and
also responded to toast at the BAN
quet Saturday evening.
Harold Arnold, who has been sup
plyinp the pulpit of the Methodist
church here for the past three
months, has gone TO his former home
in Rhode Island as neither he or his
wife were well in this climate. We
are earnestly hoping that the confer
ence will send US a pastor this year,
who viii stay long enough to get &C
ouainted with the people.
4 Mrs. Frank Duval, who has been 80
seriously Ill at the home of her
daughter IN d. JOu1lSD41gs 01rA Gun
dave Her husband and son, Leo
Homer of this place, were with her
during the last days and all that was
possible was done for her. She was
kind-hearted, hard-working woman
and will be missed by many friends,
outside her immediate family.
SHEFFIELD
Irving Brown is very sick with
pneumonia
Amy Bishop visited her mother II
West Burke the first of the week
Eula Gray of Cornish, Ne, made g
short visit at John Blake's last week
Mrs. Martha Petrie and children Of
Lyndon visited her parents, last week
Mrs. Della Jenness is improving
slowly. Her son, Lyle is still with
her.
Mrs. Goethe of Glover is keeping
house for 6 A Jones IN their alb
sence-
DR.. and Mrs 6 A. Jones have gone
70 Boston 70 visit their daughter
Doris.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dexter Of
2 Lyndon visited az r. P. Simpsons
Sunday
Charles Dwyer is visiting hi
friends, the Berry boys, N Evansville
this week
ArIzrd Iabav and children of Lyr.