Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-12-15
EVANSVILLE
J. L Marshall is on the sis

]. L. Marshall is on the sick list.
F. s. Foster was in Littleton, y. H,
the first OF the week on business
The school here is closed for two
weeks vacation.
F. L Lapierre has bought the vii
lage residence owned by Mr.. SIM
mons
Mrs. Nettie Monteith has finished
her school at the Center and is en-
joying q short vacation
F. L Lapierre has. sold his farm TO
Mr.. Lussier, OF the Lambert, LuSsier
Real Estate agency of Orleans.
U. ". Spencer was the only lucky
hunter IN this section Mr. Spencer
was one of a party Of five who camp
ed at Wenlock- Each OF the party re-
turned with q prize
The children OF the Sunday school
are preparing = cantata to be given
Christmas eve at the church IN con-
nectiOn with the tree Much time
and effort are being spent TO make
this q success Let's all turn out and
show the committee and children that
we appreciate their efforts
BRoWNINGTON
Mrs Joe Miller Is seriously Ill and
a trained nurse Is caring for her.
Ezekiel Simmons has sold his house
AT Evansville 70 Frank Lapierre-
George LitchfeId from West Burke
spent the weekend at l. I. Grows
Mr.. Lussier has sold his farm to
Mr. Densereau and Mr. Lemar from
New Bedford. Mass
Mr. and Mrs. George Going have
returned from visit TO RlchfOrd
and report all well.
Mrs. Nancy Clark has returned
home after spending week visiting
relatives and friends.
Gilbert DuEton was II West
Z Charleston Friday and purchased q
horse OF Z. Y. Eastman
A large crowd enjoyed the lecture
{ and pictures last Sunday. The last
I ore viii be The Remaking OF China
Albert and Frank LacOurse, Ben
Z PrOvOncha and George Pierce are n
I Westmore hunting; Victor Swanson
Is IN Norton
( Mrs. AdeIine Church has come
home and gone 70 housekeeping u
+ the upstairs tenement n T. y AeI-
I ley's house.
/ About p friends and neighbors
gathered at Mr.. Densereau's and Mr.
I Lamar's recently 70 spend the even
( ing with games
< Mrs. WfIfred Lontine and a friend
from Newport have been visiting her
cousins, Mrs Darwin Wright and Ar
bert ST. Peter
I Glen Newton went to<Sheheld one
/ dav last week 70 atte<d the funeral
OF his little nephew Mrs Newton re-
turned home with him.
Iii
en- q surprise party last Monday egen-
ing. It being their 10th marriage an
+ niYerzary. It was a complete sur
prise to Mr.. Kelley.
BROWNINGTON CENTER
i School closed Saturday for two
weeks vacation
i Mrs. Archie Drown and Mrs. t.
Sinlonds are on the sick list
Il Mrs. Charles Gallup visited her
parents IN Newport last week.
Nr. and Mrs. Albert St. Peter en-
Itertained friends from Newport last
week
Hr. and Mrs. E. VI. Porter of Or
leans spent the weekend with their
son, Max Porter.
Delmar Whitehill and Mrs. Jane
Armstrong were IN Charleston last
week, called there by the illness OF
Mrs. Matthew Crow.
Among those who were out Of town
deer hunting last week were Ira Gray
and son. Bernard, Charles Gallup
Harry Alexander and William La
course.
4 Thomas Lafoe and son, Clyde, who
were IN Newark deer hunting last
week, were very successful, each one
bringing home deer, Clyde getting
a ten-point buck.
Mary Annette, the fve-montng-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Adelard Ca
J bana. died Sunday night after few
days' illness from pneumonia follow,
ing whoooing cough. Funeral serve
, e. were held at the Catholic church
IN Barton Tuesday morning with bur
faI 1t Barton. Much sympathy - e1s-
tended 70 the family by their many
friends here.
The 300tn anniversary Of the land
ing Of the Pilgrims at Plymouth RocI
, wi. Be duIy observed at the town hal
At BrowningLon Center on the even
ing Of December Z1et. 4 program
viii be -sndered, CONSISTING Of music
reeisations, etc. Baked beans, dough
nuts and real pumpkin pie and othe
New England Injuries will be served
Ladies please furnish pie, cake o
, doughnuts. Everybody invited.