Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-02-12
LOWELL


W. H. Pope was in Orleans Wed
nesday.
Fred Messer was in North Troy
Monday.
Mrs. Howard Pope was quite i'll the
past week.
Miss Nellie Harding is on the sick
list this week
W. A. Blake was a business caller
in Albany Monday.
John and Marion Brahana were in
North Troy Sunday.
H. W. Tillotson was a caller in
North Troy Thursday.
G. NJ. Stinehour was a business
caller in Troy Monday.
John McAllistor of Irasburg IS Wis
iting relatives IN town.
Ralph Cameron was a visitor at
". II. Pope's last week.
Albert Lanphear visited his broth
er. Ernest Lanphear, Sunday.
Miss SvbiI TiIotson returned to her
school in Morrisville Monday.
Fred Degrenier was a business
caller in North Troy Monday.
Miss Melba Tillotson was home
from her school for the weekend.
Mrs. Floyd Miller of Newport is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Cur
tbs.
Mrs. James McAIlister and son,
George. are visiting relatives IN Iras-
burg.
NJ. NJ. TapIin of Orleans was bus
mess caller in town the first of the
week.
F. J. Smith, A. P Finnegan and
Edgar Laclair were business callers
in Orleans Thursday.
The NJ. E. society will have a st.
Valentines party at the Community
house Friday evening.
Will Bellrose was called to Hard
wick Wednesday by the illness OF his
brother, Frank BellrOse.
Mrs. Lester Hoadley, Mrs. A. B.
Weed and Mrs. B. S. Hoadley were
callers in Orleans Tuesday.
Little Lucena Stannard, has recov-
she is able TO be out again.
Howard Barney is home from st.
academy, the school being
closed on account Of influenza.
Mrs. Robert Fields and son, Raven
ell, of Johnson visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Newton, Satur-
day.
Freeman Farman and his daughter
Miss Nan Farman, visited relatives
and friends in Westfeld, the past
week.
Mrs. Mitchell Bellrose is quite i'll.
Her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Story, of
n H, is staying with
her a few days.
The Red Cross society met with
Mrs. E. G. Curtis the past week. They
expect to hold regular meetings at
the Community house IN the future.
The Misses Ella Pope, Rachel Bra
hama. Mildred Messer and Evelyn Til
Iotson of the North Troy high school
were weekend visitors at their
homes.
Mrs. Albert Sherbert, who has been
STAYING with Mrs Frank Barney and
Mrs Marshall Beware the past two
weeks, has returned to her home IN
Westfeld.
The ladies of the Congregational
church wish to express their sincere
thanks to the contributors of the rose
quilt fund. Forty dollars have gone
into the church treasury thereby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Messer have re-
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WoOdmen of America in payment of
death claim of their son, Clifford,
who died in France, he being a mem
Lowell.
The remains of Frank Bellrose of
Hardwick, were brought here for
burial, in the family lot in the ST.
Ignatius cemetery, the funeral serv-
ices were held at the st. Ignatius
church Saturday forenoon, Rev. ]. E.
Leblanc officiating. Mr.. Bellrose was
sixty years of age, he was a resident
Of this town several years, moving
away about thirty years ago He is
survived by his wife, an aged mother,
Mrs. Mitchell Bellrose, and his
brother, William of this town, his
brother Fred, of Island Pond, and one
sister, Mrs. Arthur Story of Man
chester, n. II.
WESTFIELD.
Miss Bohanon of North Troy spent
the weekend at Mrs. W. d. Bells.
Miss Ruby Calkins of Newport
was weekend guest at Mrs. H. o.
Miller's.
Maurice Gray and family went to
johnson and Waterbury Friday, re-
turning Tuesday
Rev W. G. Macfarlane attended
the congregational ministers retreat
at Newport Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Edith Larock and daughter.
Olivia and friend, Fred Hutchinson,
Of Boston came early in February TO
spend some time with Mrs. Jos. Ryea.
VIII. Bryant received news Sun
day morning, that his son. Alvin. was
sick with pneumonia at Derby Center
where he had been attending school
tins year and Went at once to helm
Mrs. Bryant care for him Tuesday
morning u was thought he was more