Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-17
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the vocational school by score of
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| The oyster supper spoken OF IN
last weeks issue has been postponed.
| Mrs. Gertrude Kimbal of Viii
loughby was in town on Saturday.
Mrs. James Gaskell is visiting her
daughter in Waterville, Me.
Elaine Fairbanks of ST. Johnsbury
was a weekend guest at Mrs. Myrtle
Halls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Waite of St.
Johnsbury spent Sunday with Mrs. ).
F. Ruggles.
Mrs. Minnie Ruggles and Mrs. An
ME Fairbrother were in st. Johnsbury
on Wednesday of last week.
! CIyde Batchelder and his mother,
Mrs. Fisher, have moved from the
i Cheney house to the Bemis house on
School street.
Ernest McShane has moved from
his farm to Sutton North Ridge, to
the rooms in the Cobleigh house on
Main street.
H. S. Chappell has taken a lumber
Job in East Haven for the winter, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allard are to
work for him.
Rev. Miles Topper of Centervale
preached in the Methodist church
!. here last Sunday and we hope to hear
: him again at some future time.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Steel of
Oshawa, Ontario, and Mrs. l.. A.
Huntley of Scott's Bay, n. S., are Wis
Rowland Chase.
=
Eli Duval, Mrs. John Chase and Mr..
and Mrs. John Duval were in Boston
last week, attending the national
! grange convention.
A concert by Daddy Grobecker and
his Swiss yodlers, is to be the next
, number in our lecture course, and will
be given on Saturday evening of this
week.
Mrs. w. R. Roundy gave a little
afternoon tea to few lady friends
on Tuesday of last week in honor of
Mrs. Mary Packer, who leaves in a
short time for Grand Rapids, Wis.
The w. R. C. will have a chicken
pie supper in their hall on Saturday,
at $50 o'clock promptly, so that ev-
eryone may be served in time to at
tend the concert, which also comes
that evening.
The village Sch0Olmarm.
, "The Village Schoomarm," three
, act drama will be given by local tai
ent in the G. A R. Hall on Thanks
giving evening. A good orchestra
, will be in attendance. The cast of
play is to be given under the auspices
J of the o. E. S., and is sure to draw a
: big house. The cast is as follows:
! Richard Elliott, storekeeper and
5 postmaster, Burton Gray, James Ora
f ham, commercial travellers; Dale
Roundy, Rev. Mr.. Flick, the village
7 parson; Claude Duval, Hosea Clegg
!, who belongs to the G. A. R.; Arthur
I Berry, Sam Alcott, who has more
: than better half; Loren Jenkins, Tad
!, just boy; Sylvia Lenox,s the village
+ schoolmarm; Beatrice Chappell, Ida
May Alcott, who has had advantages
. Carrie Colby, Mrs. Alcott, her prouc
: mama somewhat foroetful, Cor;
e Chappell; Elvira Pratt, dressmaker
:. Annie Fairbrother; Rosie, who wa
! born tired, Emma Coburn.
d SHEFFIELD
II Helen Hawthorne is visiting Ceci
& Willard in Passumpsic.
e Mr. Jerome of Irasburg has bough
e the Masure place of Will Hanson.
i
- of the Edna Quimby tenements.
4 Rev. j. B. Stewart cut his foot tn
% first of the week but is getting alon,
n nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs George Davis O
, Greensboro were recent visitors at A
i d. Brakes.
+ DR.. and Mrs. A. Jones have arrives
Is home from Boston, Mrs. Jones havin.
. been there for several weeks, carin;
d for her daughter.
Is There will be farmers meetin,
at the hall Friday and Hr. Hallett o
St. Johnsbury will address the meet
r. Mrs. AFRO Williams died at tn
o home of Harry Williams last wee
q of pneumonia. Burial was at Glover
II her former home.
SUTTON
a Roy Coburn of Lyndonville GALE
on friends in town Sunday
Albert Clark and family left Satur
day for their new home in Craftsbury
Charles Parker has moved into
=, part of Mr.. Huse's house and work
for Mr.. Huse on the farm
7 w. D. Woods is carrying milk 70
: the farmers to III. P. Hood q Son
milk station at Barton.
Mrs. Stephen Chesley has gone +
stay this winter with her daughter
$. Mrs. Bert Twombly, of Burke
Mrs. Joseph Laclair is visiting he
a. daughter in Cambridge, Mass, VIII
has been very i'll for several weeks
st The Rev. George Chambers close
n his labors at the Baptist church las
h Sunday and goes to Newport Ger
w ter.
John Corrow is cutting the lunbe
lie in the Gordon sugar bush for the |
h S. Bobbin company, which will G
to the mill near Willoughby.