Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-12
WEST BURKE

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Mrs. Abby Colby is keeping house
for S. M. Bartlett.
Edith circuit is improving and will
be able to leave the hospital soon.
Mrs. Sarah Brockway spent the
weekend with friends in st. Johns
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry GaskelI and
sons visited relatives in Montpelier
Saturday,.
The Eastern Star have postponed
their chicken-pie supper until Friday,
October Fl.
Dana Coe of Burke is failing rapid
ly in health and Mrs. Goodwin of
Newark is caring for him.
Quite a party of West Burke Stars
attended the o. E. II. district meet
ing in Newport last Friday.
Claude Duval and Miss Marjorie
Hall visited Mrs. Pearl (Densmore)
JENNIE in Richford over the weekend.
DR.. Jenkins and family took in the
State fair last week and visited in
Canaan Center, N. H., over the week
end.
Several members of this chapter of
the o. E. S. attended the district
meeting held in Lyndonville last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Sleeper are hap
py and proud over the advent of lit
tie son, who arrived in their home
Wednesday last.
Mrs. Hogaboom and Mrs. LaFren-
ME and daughter of Waltham, Mass,
were the guests of Mrs. Henry Turner
during the latter part of the week.
G. A. Jameson, Mrs. Elgia Foster
Ames are attending the teachers
state convention in Rutland this week.
DIR. Ernest Robbins of Burlington
will speak here next Sunday morning,
and the pageant, "The Coming of
Truth" will be given in the evening.
The Swarthmore chautauqua gave
us great treat last week and we are
very glad to know that we may look
forward to visit from them next
year.
The w. R. C. are requested to be
present at their meeting on Satur-
day of this week to practice for Wis
it of the inspector, who comes the
following week.
G. n. Coburn went to White River
Junction last Wednesday to be pres
emit at the reunion of the Vermont
legislature, which met in connection
with the State fair.
Remember the mems banquet at
the church on Friday evening Of this
week at $50. Good speakers have
been engaged and the evening promis-
es to be full of pleasure and interest.
Mr.. Gould wishes to talk over COM
munity plans for the coming winter
months and all who are interested in
making West Burke a fine, wide
awake village should be present.
SHnFHIDLD
Doris English has returned to her
home in Maiden.
Bert Sheldon Of Mortified recent
~ visited his parents, his father re-
turning home with Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Searles Of
Newport visited her sister, Mrs. Her
man Sheldon last week.
Mrs. Albert Tangue and three chill
dren of East Charleston were visit
ors at Harley Bishops last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Ada Sheldon and
Minnie Sheldon attended the Danville
association meeting held at Newport
last week.
| Several of the Daughters of Liberty
visited Martha Page in Boston last
week and all report a very fine time,
Mrs. Page being one of the D. of L.
SUTTON
The postoffice at Clark has been
discontinued.
| r. II. Butterfield is in hospital in
Plymouth. N. H., for an operation.
| Agnes LaClair has gone to Walter
i Craig's to assist with the homework.
Mrs. w. N. Robinson has returned
from the hospital, much improved in
health.
George Vance of Newport was in
town Saturday on business. He al
so attended the Grange fair.
Gillette and Maurice Deslaurier
were at the Catholic church at Bar
ton Saturday for confirmation.
Mr.. Gendron of Newport was in
town Saturday looking after the in
terests Of the Scott and Gendros farm.
Mr.. Malo's people, who have lived
on the Scott and Gendron farm the
past year, have returned to Canada.
Mr.. Kresgie of Philadelphia is in
town stopping at F. w. Craig's and
has several men cutting Christmas
! trees.
Mr.. McClennen, a former operator
at tho Summit station has moved in