Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-08-18
SHEFFIELD

county.
SHEFFIELD
Fanny Griffin of Lyndon is visit
ing at s. A. Jones. :
Lydia Blake celebrated her 10Th
birthday Sunday with her children.
May Chesley has returned home
after several weeks in Boston and
vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fletcher of
Newport were Sunday visitors at
John Blake's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Simpson of St.
Iohnsbury We're recent visitors at
Clarence Ash's.
s. A. Jones and family were week
end visitors in St. Johnsbury at the
home of their son, Clinton.
Miss Pearl Berry and brother.
Clarence, of Bloomington were visit
ors at Oliver Dryers last week.
SUTTON
Rev. Mr.. Chambers is away on his
vacation
Henrietta Easterbrooks is confined
TO the bed with heart trouble
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Coburn of ST.
Johnsbury spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Coburn
w. B. Melcher commences state
road building on the road leading
from West Burke TO the Summit, this
week.
Arthur LaClair of Bennington and
Mr. and Mrs Carroll Gordon of St.
Johnsbury spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana LaClair.
SUTTON NORTH RIDGE
Fred Mcfarland spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. E. r. McShane remains about
the same.
Mrs. II. J. Cahill and daughter re-
turned to their home Saturday.
The social at B. II. Fairbanks
Wednesday evening was well attend
ed.
B. NJ. Bundy and G. II. Mcfarland
were IN Lunenburg on business last
| week
E E. Grants niece and family
from Chelsea, Mass, are visiting In
town.
Mrs. Margaret McCann of Lyndon.
vile is spending few days at o. E
McFarland's.
Mrs. Fuller of Greenland, N. a..
is visiting at the home of her broth
er, A. P. Sias.
Alton Wiggin of Syracuse, N. Y
has been visiting relatives and friends
the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Finley OF
Groveton, n. H, are visiting her ia
ther, j. o. Noyes.
Abraham Mcfarland and George
McCrea of Laconia, N. h, are here
to see w. T. Mcfarland, who remains
in very poor health.
WEST BURKE
Mrs. Annie Mordaunt of st. Johns
bury il visiting in town.
Miss Ruth Brigham visited in St
Johnsbury the latter part of the week
Mrs. Mary Wallace spent . week.
end with relatives in Barton, recent
ly.
NJ and Mr.. Fred Percival and
4 Do0, 3O0u, VI = nv ~ 1872 >S&s~e -
friends here last week.
/ Little Alice Louise Rubles Of New.
port n spending this week with bel
/ Observation-Disclosures, Mrs. AidrSca-
1 Mr.. and Nrs. C. y. Coburn and
Nra- AIdrieh and daughter took n
ante tyip to Franeonia Notch las
ThnKsday.
4 william. Oldest son Of Hr. and Mrs
Ray Roeshrooks of West Burke. 4
very in with . fever, and has been n
q critical condition
/ Mr.. and Mn. Clayton Hitchcock Of
tSprin9ieh, Mass, were the guests 81
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hall during tn
mast week Their sons, Claire an
Wayne, win remain until the opening
iof school.
4 Nr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith Q:
iSomerville, Mass, are rejoicing ewel
the birth Of . little daughter. NJ
Smith Was Q former Burke boy, an<
HE many friends in town extend CON
igsatulations.
Miss Restrice Chappen injured hsl
hin While camping 1t Lake Will0ugh
jbT not long ago, and 10 using crutchei
II presenf- She 10 improving slow
+ h and Ne hope win be tripping sbou'
a. usual soon.
Mn. Peter AbaF. who has not -
t~.ined her health since her sever
Hines several weeks ago. bad . ser
ious operation at her home on Sat
Iurday Of lat week, and 10 said to b
q comfortable ~ can be expeeted-
Niss Allis Townsend Of New Yor1
CITY q speeding . few weeks 1t he,
ikome hefe. We are always glad 4
have her back for even . short tim<
and hope the Vermont air viii gfv'
her renewed energy and strength