Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-07-14

cb nuwara Nichols and family of East
PP aariton have been visiting at G,Su
David Cushman and fan;1, b
season. Aor the naylng
Clayton Brooks and family of cou
S SLY visited at Mrs. Carrie Temn1e,s
Enarles Church spent last weak a.
O dreams at Raymond Crows and M
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels of ST Job,s
p pury were recent callers at Miss Lon
Mrs; Guy Page and three children
Tho peen visiting relatives in East
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Baraw of T.vn-
aonVIlle visited Mrs. Maggie Alien
last Sunday. sie Alien
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrien and cbi1dron
vlslted at Will Leith's in Salem Derhv
last Sunday. 'iD'
Mr.. and Mrs M. C. Buck of New
york City visited at E. H. Bucks one
uoy ldSC week.
Norman Wiley has been VISITING
ms children and his brother, Howard
and family here. = -
Herbert Blodgett and family of
Groveton, N. H., visited at Jobn and
Ellie Shedd's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bradford and
daughter of Holland visited at Charles
Rlce's last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Eastman of
Derby visited at John Cooks and cali
ed on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Austin has been to Newport
to visit her sister and husband, M.
and Mrs. Loren Luxford.
Guests at John Eley's last week
Thursday were Mrs. Moranville and
Mrs. Stokes of Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer Gallup of st.
Johnsbury visited her mother, Mrs
Nancy Allen last Sunday.
Mrs. Austin of East Highgate is
spending some time at the home OF
her grandson, E. S. Boyd.
Frank Griggs of Orleans is here
{ working for his brother. Charles
Griggs, for the hay season.
{ Mrs. Margaret Leavens and son
Reginald, visited at Raymond Blake's
at Derby part of last week.
Will and Harold Hayes of Hudson
{ Mass, are visiting their grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes.
Mrs. Herbert Bridges of East st
{ Johnsbury has been visiting her sis
{ ter, Mrs. John Dudley, for week.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Jenkins O.
: Beecher Falls visited their son
( Sprague Jenkins, and family las
{ week.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Clark of New
( port and Harold Stark and family O
St. Adams were at Ed. Streeter's las
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kline of MOI
: gan and Mr.. and Mrs. Cephas Dupon
of Orleans visited at G. L. Kinne'
! Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mcclure,
Albany visited at John Dudley's sur
I dav. and Mrs. Bridges returned HON
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Church visite
7 at A. E. Dudley's and Raymon
Il GROW s IN OTlGdIlS ONCA SAA&
< On the way they called on MIS-. Aas
: line Church in Bloomington.
& CHESTS at James RandalPs Sunda
E were Mrs. John Thompson and daugf
X fer Mrs, Raymond Thompson an
dauohter of Holland, Mr.. and MI
( O'RTien and Mrs. Nellie Wells
Z Highwater, P. Q.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Callahan and tW
Z ons and two of Mr.. Callahan's 81
< fers of Bethlehem, N. H., visited
Z Wrs Margaret Leavens' Sunday al
z Mrs Callahan and children VIII =
X ,,oo;n for a more extended VlslV'
Z Mrs Carrie Temple visited M
z d.ngbfer Mrs. Grin Colburn, an
< f"n,ilv in East Charleston two GA!
= last week and then went 10 DSIDy
< visit another daughter, MRS. Cn t,
+ CARPENTER and family, pe1ore -
2 ing to her work IN LYNDON Oe
( WILLIAM ELEY
X NJ Elav was born in London, Ens
= ~ in 1914. and came to TINS coul
K trn when II years old. Forty-lMIl:i
o.rs 400 he was married TO MI
: Sth Wark of Morgan. She dled
K nu.m 400 but Mr.. Eley leaves w
y.,+aTs Mrs. Margaret Eley
7 n1ace' and Mrs. w. w. Blooge
Z TINS p I and two sons, John,
this place and Rs sghidren OF and Uds0ff
K IN. ~ ,orandchildren, besides a noss
{ ,ds for Mr.. Eley was well hkeu
Z II LII n'Iho ever knew him. he was
K an ;ot honest and very inausIlio
= qu,u o and one whom to WISH was
pleasure For b thf pleasant eass asG home he
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a and sdaughte Mrs Il hea dsaghe anf ah
a E aB aG s. Of s. Rssg ss.
caH Me e ale y did farm work for se s0t
Z years and for long tiiiie We"