Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10
SHEFFIELD

John Holtrome is working in Wal
den.
Rev. G. W. Stewart was in Newport
last week.
Mary Stoddard of Massachusetts
was visitor in town last week.
H P. Simpson ard family visited
their daughter, Mrs. Fisk, of HYDE
Park recently.
The chlcken-pie supper was largely
attended, many from out of town be-
ing present and $50 was taken in.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Gray of Lit
tleton recently visited his father, who
Is quite sick at the home of A. o.
Gray.
WEST BURKE
Mrs. A. W. Brockway is steadily
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Colby spent
Sunday at Derby Line.
The Ladies' Aid society cleared ST.
at their dinner Thursday.
Mrs. Harrison Chase, who has beer
so critically i'll, is much better.
Mrs. Earl Reed and children have
been visiting IN South Troy
Mrs Drown OF Bloomington was Z
/
Miss Eva Lynch of Lyndonville
spent Sunday at Earl Roundy's.
Mrs. Eta Ruggles was quite Ill the
first OF last week, but is much better
now.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Howard anC
Mrs. Francis Watchie We're IN ST
lJOhnsbury on Saturday.
moved from their summer cottage OF
the Lake road, back TO their village
home for the winter
Rev. and Mrs. ". F. Hill were call
ed 10 Montpelier last Tuesday by tins
death of Mrs. Hills father.
J. B. Watchie has not been as wei
during the past week He has beer
in the hospital for the past ten weeks
Quite party OF West Burkites tool
in the chicken-pie supper at Sheffield
on Thursday evening of last week.
George Lowell has gone 10 CanadI
TO work and Ed. Haskell and family o
Sutton are living with Mrs. Lowell
for the winter.
Mrs. Hattie Fairbrother is keepinl
house for Silas Leach, and Mrs. Math
ewson has gone 10 Lyndonville TO car
for Mr.. Story.
Mrs. Sylvia Donahue has finishe
lclerking IN the B. D. Ruggles store
and Mrs. Georgia Fyler has taken ne
place for the present.
The Ladies' Aid society will serv
an oyster supper on Friday, Noven
Der 18th. Everyone cordially invites
Supper promptly at 600 o'clock
Charles II. Coburn of West Burk'
is our town representative and we fe'
that we have made a wise choice, an
that he will work for the best inter
ests of his town and state
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cheney hav
Jacob Sulloway had the misfortune
fall recently, breaking knee cap an
is confined to his room. The knee WI
give him much trouble we fear as b
is an old man and none too strong
Thirty-one lovers of chicken-pi
hied themselves to East Burke on FIR
day evening, and did their part to
ward disposing of the bountiful re
past, which the good folks of that vi
lage prepared for hungry traveller
Miss Varney of the Red Cross hom
service department will speak at tn
moving pictures next Saturday ever
ing. Come and hear what she has t
say.
DIR. w. II. Fairbanks is campin
with party OF 1flenoS at Oaio III
pond. DR.. Fairbanks, now of Free
hold, n. j., was a former Newark Lao
and is a great lover of the wood
about his native town.
Miss Marion Parker of this plac
was married to Edmund McNally Q
East Burke at the brides home, Jas
Wednesday evening. The ceremon
was performed by Mr.. Sutton of Eas
Burke, and the young couple were al
tended by the groom's sister, Mis-
Gladys McNally, and Luman Goddin
of West Burke.