Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-02-04
WEST BURKE

Raymond Miles is at home again
for short time.
A. W. Brockway was IN st. Johns
bury on business, last Thursday.
Mrs. Gertrude Kimban of Barton
was the guest Of Mrs. A. W. Brock
! way, last Friday.
Mrs. T. E. Wheeler Of Lyndonville |
was in town last Friday, to visit her i
mother, Mrs. Allard, who is improv- |
ing.
Miss Susie Saunders was at home
during the greater part of last week, |
while the furnace IN her school build
ing was undergoing necessary re-
pairs.
Stanley Cooling went to st. Johns
bury last Saturday where his throat
was operated upon. He is doing well
and will soon be in school again if
all goes well.
DR.. A II. Jenkins was thrown from
his sleigh between Sutton and Vince
lock one day last week, and badly
bruised and shaken, though he sUs-
tanned no serious injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Porter left Sat
urday afternoon for Boston and New
York where they will spend a few
y W
ingtoi, D. c., where they will spend
several weeks with their daughter,
Mrs. John Woods.
Jae4r-Frost and his whole family
spent the weekend in West Burke,
and no one seems to have enjoyed
, their visit We sincerely hope they
, will divide UP hereafter, as too much
! Of their society is not good for any
! one locality, especially where there is
] running water which has a vexing
' habit of stopping when these Frost
!, people get too near.
: The many friends of Clarence Dens-
t more, formerly of West Burke, will
, be panied to hear of the death
}. of his wife, which occurred at their
: home, in Davenport, Iowa, Saturday
u January 24th. Mr.. Densmore, his
f wife. mother and little daughter
It were all taken i'll with influenza the
:, Monday before, but no dangerous
: symptoms developed until Friday
:. night, when both ladies became much
/ worse. Mrs. Densmore passed away
: the following day and the elder Mrs
= Dcnsmore, was very low when last
IL heard from.
s The village school begins Monday
e All Masure is confined to the
a house.
q The Gilman girls are having the
a mumps.
d Della Jenness is. very poorly this
l. winter.
n Angie Gilman is teaching school
y this winter.
q Grifton Niles is cutting consider
/ able good ice.
n Harry Bickford has been quite poor.
IL ly the past week.
?, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Berry are stop.
70 ping at Al Gilman's.
he Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Willard remain
r. about the same.
~ ~ There will be dance at the town
70 hall Friday night
re Lena Barber and Maud Chesley art
i. sick with the mumps.
4 Mrs. All Gilman visited in Lyndol
last week for few days.
Dr. Onie Simpson has had the New
lg England telephone installed.
d Dan Dwyer has been sick with tn,
u mumps and stomach trouble.
Mabel Simpson was on the sick lis
part of the week but is better.
we The Elliott boy who lives at David
ng sons has been sick with the mumps.
is,
no The Gilman boys of Lyndon hav,
err been helping Dan Dwyer while he wa
Try sick.
sid Alice Davis visited her brother
Thomas Hall, in St. Johnsbury las
week.
Leonard Thomas has finished hi
er work at the Chandler mill as nigh
lir place.
he Mrs. Henry Mitchell was confine,
ne to the bed part of the week with in
nd digestion.
i'd, Harold Roberts from South Rive
ng gate visited at David Roberts the las
of the week.