Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-12-15

Vile, Centervale. and St. JohnSbury
the past week
The U. S. Bobbin Co. have pur-
chased OF F. P. Thrasher OF MARI
boro. Mass, the Richardson hotel
property at Willoughby lake. They
have bought q large amount OF lunl-
Der and one OF the finest locations
Tor summer hotel IN the state.
SUTTON NORTH RIDGE
G. H McFarlane has been quite i'll
recently
Avery r Curtis spent some time
IN Beebe recently
Durward McShane was in St.
JOhnsbury Saturday
Ernest Buck OF East Haven Is
spending weekend at home
Mrs Faeteau and son were visit
ors a. W ]. Bucks last week
Lawrence and Richard Wood OF
Lyn6onyille spent the week ar E. E
Grants
Rev. C. L Pontbriand and Harry
Gaudetre were At G. H McFarland's
sOr the hunting season
Mrs Maude Grant and Mrs. Rich
ard are busy playing IN different
towns for dances, etc.
Arthur Curtis, Z E Grant and
Richard and Lawrence Wood wers
the fortunate hunters IN securing dee.
WEST BURKE
Miss Alice Ames was 2 weekend
visitor IN Orleans
Mrs Nellie Brockway has been
quite III with the grip
Mrs. Mae Coe Is boarding with Mrs
Ida Powers for 3 while
Hugh Mcfarland and family have
gone 70 East Haven for the winter
Miss Doris Marshall OF St Johns
( bury spent Sunday with friends n
town
Mrs. Susie Smith and Mrs. Walter
visited relatives IN Island Pond re-
Gently
Mrs ". P Thurber has been en-
tertaining her sister, Mrs Thayer-
of Coventry
G. A Jameson went 70 Montpelier
last week 70 attend a superlnten-
dents convention
Mrs. Walter Nelson and little
daughter OF Burke visited IN St.
Johnsbury the past week
Mr. and Mrs Ray Howard have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs D. c
Howard during the past week
Mrs. Ellen Densmore, who has beer
with her sister IN Milford, Mass, fol
several weeks, Is at home again
Earl Fyler Is still very III but /
Il thought that the crisis has passed
ard II Is hoped that he viii improve
soon.
| Herbert Rood, Ed Craig and VII
AIlard brought home deer meat TN:
past week. and there have been many
others. OF whom we have not heard
There will be q pageant, NO Room
n the Inn" on Sunday evening, De
cember 26th, and 9 real Christina;
social with z tree for the children or
Christmas eve
Edwin B. Smith, who has been II
during the summer and autumn, pass
ed away on Saturday afternoon a
the age OF 50 years An appropriate
obituary viii appear next week
John Donaldson has moved into tbs
tenement vacated sometime ago b!
Ernest Robbins Mr.. Donaldson Ia.
also rented the livery stable for th'
winter, which viii be q great conven
Il fence 70 the travelling public, nov
that autos are going into white
quarters
A. v. Wiggin OF Syracuse, y. Y.
was here recently on business He 1
2 member OF a manufacturing com
pany IN his city and We understand
that ne has purchased the creame-.
property IN Burke, which VIII b
opened for manufacturing purpose
IN the near future
Mystic Lodge, d. Of z, gave :
reception In their hall on Tuesda.
evening OF last week 10 Mr.. and Mrs
. Joseph Wark Of Sutton Mrs War
has been 2 member Of the order 10
wears and Il l. hoped that her hus
! band viii soon join Refreshment
j Of cake and coffee were served an
! the recently welded couple were pre-
scented with a half dozen teaspoon
and three large tablespoons
; The church sale was real success
: IN every way and over $50 wer
, realized from the supper and the sal
OF al the various articles containe
In the very attractive booths. In
COMMITTEE feel very grateful 20 every
one who helped IN any way 20 max
the sale something We shall Ike .
: remember. The entertainment N n
2 evening was good and added 70 n
) general feeling OF good felioTshI