Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-14

died Tuesday morning of pneumonia,
following the measles. The other
children have had the measles but are
improving.
Kenneth Winters, who has been in
town for a week on business connect
ed with the New England Telephone
Co., has returned to his home in st.
Johnsbury.
another letter from Malcolm. He is
| still in the hospital in Detroit, but the
doctors think he is recovering nicely
from his months of unconsciousness.
At the regular meeting of Orleans
/ Lodge No.-55, F. and A, NJ, Friday
evening there will be work in the
The district deputy will also be pres
ent.
w. E. Turner, president of the
| Peerless corporation was in town last
week to make visit to the local fac
tory. He is very optimistic about
| the future of the business and about
| the future of Barton.
Miss Ella Blaisdell, who has been
cenvalescing at the home of Mrs. GA.
Barrows, since her recent illness,
:
( Beach, Fla, where she viii spend the
remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Geo. Cheney of Minneapolis,
Mimi, was the guest of her son,
I Frank Harris, and her friend, Mrs.
/ n. ID. Martin, last week Mrs. f.
/ z. Blake of Lyndonville, was also
Mrs Martins guest last week.
| wish to thank the Woodmen and
all others who SO kindly assisted me
in cutting and saving up woodpile
while / was laid up by tn: loss of my
arm.
S. B. Nelson.
Severe winter weather continues
with thermometers below zero and
little snow, though there has been a
fall of two or three inches in the
past week 1t is still good wheeling
about town.
Saturday afternoon Charles Smell
ing of Sheffield underwent an opera
tion at Cottage hospital. The opera
ton was the amputation of a leg
above the knee. He is improving as
well as can be expected.
The many friends of Miss Carrie
Jones of Derby Line, formerly of this
place, will be pleased to know that
she is recovering from successful
throat operation, which she recently
underwent at the Cleasby hospital ir
Orleans.
Charles McCarty of Lancaster, N
H., is at cottage hospital for medi.
cal treatment. He is gaining slowly
The wife of Dancing Master Brock
will start young girls class II
dancing irs Odd Fellows hall Satur-
day evening.
Barton has not had so severe rul
of measles in several years as tina
which has been visiting US in th'
past weeks Scarcely house wher
children live has escaped placard
; of the question.
Tire Won ans literary club held theil
regular meeting with Mrs. Buswel
/ Wednesday evening, ia |. z. Fifteer
answered at roll call. Mrs. Reirdei
tages of the Electric Washing Ma
chine" The committee in charge
: Mrs. Buswell, Mrs. Perley and Mrs
: Flanders, served a delicious lun. o
: tuna fish wiggle, olives, cake, wa
I fers and coffee. A pleasant sofia
hour followed the lunch.
Officers of Crescent Lodge No. Al
III. o. o. F. will be installed in Cd,
Fellows Hall Thursday evening b,
, District Deputy M. H. Drumming. Fol
] lowing is the list. c. c Cassidy, N
, G.; F: J. Jarvis, P. G.; W. H. Chap
I peil, " G.; L f. Lewis, secretary
I M. H. Drumming, chaplain; VIM Tay
q Ilor. /. G.; J. c. King, o. G.; H. d
: Phillips, warden; H. G. Paige, con
I ductor; F. r. Allen, Treas; A. A
2 Larabee, r. S.; F. r. Allen, L. S.
The w. C. T. u met at the home o
: Mrs. H. r. Cutler Tuesday, six mem
: lbers and two visitors present. Mrs
f Cutler presided, reading from Johl
5 Is and offering prayer After rol
lcall and short business session