Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-02-18

ing her parents in Richford.
G. A. Humphrey of Barton was in
the city Monday on business.
Mrs. Harriet Story is ill at her
rooms IN the Arlington block.
Mrs. Charles Cousens of East
Newport is i'll with the grip.
Mrs. Cora Hardy visited last week
at her home IN East Charleston.
Melvin Willis was off duty the first
OF the week on account of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Colodny returned
Monday from trip to New York.
Mark Joslyn, who is stopping at
David Carriers, is on the sick list.
Deputy George Jennings of Barton
was IN town Saturday on business.
Ernest Lamothe was in ST. Johns
bury Sunday to consult a physician.
Miss Alice Stevens of Rock Island
is visiting her cousin, Dorothy Drew.
Mrs. G. F. Root returned Sunday
from a visit to her father in Boston.
r. D. Howe attended the Elks' bali
and spent the weekend in st. Johns
bury.
Miss Pauline Brown is i'll with in
fuenza at the Montreal General hos
pital.
Miss Bessie Collins was ill the
first of the week at her sisters home
in Holland.
Miss Faun Barney spent the
weekend in st. Johnsbury and at
tended the Elks' ball.
Miss Ethel Rogers of Newport Cen
ter visited Mrs. E. C. Blanchard on
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Peggie Burns has returned
from her vacation spent in Bellows
Falls and West Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Magoon and
daughter are i'll with mumps at their
home on the East side.
Mrs. Patsey Daley, who has been
suffering for several weeks with neu-
ritis, is Ill with tonsilitis.
E. R. Gambler of Georgeville has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Roy
| Mecham, for several days.
| Miss Doris Philips, music teacher in
the city schools, is at her home in
Troy, sick with the mumps.
/ Miss Florence Goodenough spent
Sunday visiting her brother, George
iGoodenough in North Derby.
! Miss Ella Ramsden entertained a
few friends at supper on Sunday eve
ming in honor of her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Alfred re-
turned this week from Florida, where
they have been for several months.
True & Blanchard Co. have moved
their battery and vucanizing depart
ment into the building at 10 North
avenue.
Silvio Magoni and Alphonso Da-
more went Thursday TO Boston for a
short trip, returning Monday morn
ing.
Miss Jane Paquin returned Sunda!
from Greenfield, leaving her sister
] improving after her recent illness
with influenza.
Raymond King and Miss Mildred
Allen were among those who attended
the Elks' ball at St. Johnsbury ano
reported a fine time.
| John Morrison spent the weekend
visiting H. B. Stewart in Beebe, Que
Mrs. Albert Vallee of Lennoxville
was in town Saturday.
Rev. L. A. Edwards was assisted
by Carroll Huntington in conducting
the service of the East Main st. Bap
fist church Sunday evening.
w. E. Trip was called Saturda!
to st. Johnsbury by the death of hi
brother. The body was brought her
for burial in Pine Grove cemetery OF
; Tuesday.
Rev. H. B. Rankin was unable t.
: conduct the Sunday evening servic
] held in the Methodist church on &C
i count of a cold. Rev. Coontz tool
his place in the pulpit.
Miss Ware spent the weekend a
her home in Coventry and was un
j able to return to her work IN tn
Root Insurance Office Monday on &C
count of the heavy snowfall.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific TIE
store received over 800 pieces o
freight Monday, this being the firs
n freight shipment they have receive
n since January 31st.
n Frank Paddleford went Friday t
y Boston and returned Monday morr
Y ing, bringing his family. They hay
o taken rooms in the house purchase
o by Earle Brown on Sleeper Place.
O Miss Elizabeth Bassett of S
n Johnsbury, who has been visitin
Mrs. Hugh Clark returned to he
~ work this week on account of so mue
; illness among the girls of the offl'
y. force.
The Claude Gardner herd. of catt
were recently tested, all passed. FIN
ing two diseased as reported In OF
u.St issue, was an error. Inc cow
>r Henri Prue of the West size al
passed.
The Natio.--al Wrapping Machi
Co. are experiencing some dlnlcul