Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-08
WEST BURKE

| Mrs O. L. Worthen spent the week
end IN Boston.
/ Mrs Mary Packer spent last week
in ST. Johnsbury.
4 Miss Lydia Corliss of Spencer,
Mass, IS visiting relatives in town.
i Miss Celia Spencer returned to her
school in Waltham, Mass, this week
Mrs. Peter Abar is much better and
is able to sit up part Of each day.
Miss Laila Roundy went to her
school in Springfield, Mass, this
week.
Miss Helen Glines of Putnamsville,
: has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
F. Hill.
! A. o. Berry has been entertaining
his brother, Ralph Berry, Of Mont
real, P. Q.
E The D. of L. held their district
: meeting IN West Burke on Tuesday
2 OF this week
II. E. Fairbrother was in West
: Lebanon, y. H, on business during a
7 part OF last week.
Q Rev. W. F. Hill has returned from
. his vacation and services were re-
e sumed last Sunday.
J.P. Watchie is very i'll at Bright
5 look hospital, where he went for
e treatment the first Of last week.
Miss Muriel Kendrick has gone to
the seminary IN Mortified. Mass.
! 10 complete her high school course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rood and
q daughter, Abby, have been spending
a few days in Mortified and Bethel
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Mears are al
home again, after their summer
/. work in the girls camp IN Lunenburg
W. W. Gallagher and family took
, an auto trip TO Windsor last week to
visit Mrs Gallagher's sister, Mrs
! Elms-
Miss Lola Eliot and Mrs. Martha
! Jewel Of Newport were the guests OF
s Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Thurber during
sthe past week
The village schools opened thi:
week with Miss Elsene Dresser OF
! Wleelock, Miss Kathleen McLain OF
Newport and Miss Alice Ames, as
J teachers
The FowIe boys, who have been
spending their long vacation with
their grandmother, Mrs. Kate Fowle
have returned 70 their home IN Brook,
Iyn, N l.
G. A. Jameson and family and S.
L. Brigham and family took pleas
ant trip 10 Hardwick, Morrisvllle,
Waterbury, Barre and Montpelier,
last Thursday.
Clair and Wayne Hitchcock have
returned TO their home in Spring
field, Mass, after a very pleasant
summer with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. A E. Hall.
Professor and Mrs. Ebert circuit,
who have been spending few weeks
alta Edgemere, their summer nome
on the shores OF Lake wliougnDyi
have returned to Plymouth, y. H.
Mrs. Abby Whipple and daughter,
Mrs. Addie Carr, of Manchester, y.
H, and another daughter, Mrs. Alma
Jesgiman, Of Sugar Hill, have been
spending the past two weeks at Mrs
Whipple's home here.
Loren jenkins has been obliged TO
give up his position IN New fork
home for a rest and visit, after
which he will be on the watch for
new Job In the country, as city LIE
does not agree with him.
2. VI. Fairbanks and family moved
70 -n<lr lew lDllr III D0A ~1i& A~D
week. They will be greatly missed
in the church here, where they were
active workers, and also IN the gocla
life of our village, where they wer'
ever ready and willing TO help in am
way possible.
n Mrs. John Cole, a former residenf
y of West Burke, had bad fan wnii
1 visiting her niece, Mrs. Curtis Stod
3 dard. at St. Johngbury, and - now u
PrighfIook hospital in a very crItIca
Condition. Mrs Cole IS q years
are and her recovery ig doubtful a
she was very feeble before receiyin;
the injury.
Judge o. C.. Woodruff has sold hi
place and business 70 Nr. CiImour Q
Barton. Nr Woodruff has been ]
the drover business for the past 2
years. and II known a. a cattlema
al over this part Of the country w
are very glad 20 know that he an
his very egtinabIe wife are 70 renal
In our village. for both would }
greatly missed IN the community III
EThey will rent for the winter and ma
- ksxsrf1 later