Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-28

ORLEANS LOCAL MENTION
Mrs. c. w. Brooks is very i'll.
Mrs. Arthur Water is Ill with ton
siiitis
A. w. Fletcher is i'll with the
mumps.
Fred Weston was in Boston over
the weekend.
Mrs. George Lyon of South street
was i'll Monday. So
Miss Alta Weeks visited friends in
Newport Sunday.
Lester Bill is visiting friends in
town for few weeks.
Mrs. H. j. Stannard, who has been
| i'll, is omewhat better.
| Irving Martin of Craftsbury is at
work for NJ. NJ. Taplin.
Air. and Mrs. Harold Keith of
Newport were In town Monday.
H. w. Tewksbury of Boston was
business visitor in town the past
week.
Miss McDuffee of Glover spent
few days last week with Miss Viva
Potter.
Bernice Wilson was operated on
Thursday by DR.. Cleasby for diseased
tonsils.
Mrs. Wiggin is at present at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Leo +.
Wilson.
4 Boy Scouts will meet in -French's
hall on Thursday evening at seven
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II Frazier were
in West Burke Sunday visiting
friends.
l.. j. Phelps and son, George nf
Newport were in town Sunday visit
ing with friends.
; Miss Maud Bennett of ST. Johns
bury is visiting this week with
Mrs. C. w. Brooks.
Mrs. Roy Colburn and son, Verne,
, of Lyndonville visited relatives in
( town the past week.
{ Miss Marie Messier has returned to
( her work at Miss Eva Bassett's after
) four weeks of illness.
Clemma Converse and Miss Kath-
leen Woodman spent Sunday at the
{ home of B. E. Converse.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kinnison and
: son of Newport Center are visiting
< her sister, Mrs. Alvin Woods.
Hazen Converse has returned from
Boston, where he has been taking g
Z special course in undertaking.
DIR. w. A. Kicker of st. Johns
X bury was in town on professional
= business the middle of the week.
: Ray w. Eldridge is recovering
from a severe cold contracted while
ON business trip to New York.
} Esther Kinney has recovered from
the mumps and she and her slste
Evelyn, are back again in school.
Mrs. Clarence House slipped ant
fell on the sidewalk near the opera
house Thursday, breaking her leg.
Foster ]. Kinney went to Mont
pelier. Tuesday to attend a stat
pharmacy meeting for the rest O
: the week.
q The following item tells of tn
q further expansion of the Parker
Young company, owning the "Chand
Is ler'' mills in this place:
o. o. Gregory and son, Herbert
visited Mr.. Gregory's sister, Mrs
John Mcclure in Newport over Sun
L
Troy over Sunday, Jan. Is.
We are pleased to announce that a
meeting of the board of trustee
- of the Massachu General hos
u pital held recently DR.. Hugh Gran
Rowell was appointed surgical In
q terne for 21 months beginning App
I, 1920.
Miss Leavitt and Mr.. Stevens G
Newport are visiting friends in tow
There was a hearing before a rel
n cree in Orleans, Monday between
/. trustee of the Peter Michalls of lras
burg bankruptcy estate and Ge'
Griggs as to the ownership of a Gel
tain piece of property. The matte
was settled.
Mrs. Eta Trip died Saturda
evening at her home on East stree
after brief illness. The funer;
- services were held Tuesday afternoo
" Two of her sons were drowned
Willoughby lake about eight yeal
ago. She is survived by three sol
and three daughters.
List of uncalled for letters. Mi
sf A. Daniels, Miss Martial Dean, Mi
T. E. Winslow, Miss LAURA Toussar
louisiana RasicotL j. F. Presto
- Monsieur Alexis Clouatre, Jam'
Webster, Mr. Ewdard Gray, A. Asian
EIr. B. Tasert, Mr.. Bill w. Brow
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