Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-11-09
WESTMORE

WESTMORE
Mrs. ]. w. Hyde passed away We'd
nesday morning, November 2, after
several weeks illness, at the age of
80 years and 10 months. Funeral
services were held att the church Fri
day at 1 o'clock p. M, her pastor,
Rev. T. H., Root officiating. Many
friends from Orleans, Newport, Bar
ton, Lyndonville and st. Johnsbury
were present at the funeral. The
beautiful display of flowers and the
large attendance showed the esteem
in which she was held{ Much sympa-
thy is extended to the aged husband
who is left to mourn her loss. Inter-
ment was in Lake View cemetery.
CARD-We wish through the col
umns of the Monitor to express our
heartfelt thanks and deep apprecia-
ton to those who assisted in any way
and for all kindnesses shown us
through. the illness and death of our
! loved one. Also for the many beau
tiful flowers from the Ladies' Aid So
ciety, the Sunday school and school
children and friends of Orleans and
I, other places. May the same rich
blessing of God be yours in sorrow.
J. w. Hyde,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Craig
EVANSVILLE
Thomas Neddow has sold his farm
to George Hunt.
Claude Houston was in Bradford a
few days last week.
Sam Kittle spent the weekend
with his family here.
Preston Sheltra and Roland Wood
ard are deer hunting in Morgan this
week.
E. w. Spencer, who has been i'll
for some time, does not gain as fast
as his many friends wish.
Mrs. D. A. Gallup received news of
the death of her aunt, Mrs. Lucien
Chappell, at West Burke last week.
Mr. and Mrs A. G. Owen and Mrs
Lucretia Alexander of Barton were
/ callers at Henry Dunham's last week
Doris and Dale Spencer underwent
Operations for adenoids and tonsils
last Tuesday, DR.. Champion of St
Johnsbury performing the operation
Mrs. George Woodland and Mrs
Ray Heath, are quite sick with hard
colds. Miss Viola Heath is home
from Newport to care for her moth
! err.
The chicken-pie supper which was
held at the church here Wednesday
evening was we'll attended and the
dialogue, "The Sewing Circle Meets
with Mrs Martin" was much enjoy
ed by all. Proceeds $40.
CRAFTSBURY
| Percy Keir moved his hardware
and plumbing business into his new
block last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Baker were bust
| ness visitors in Marshfeld and Barre
the first of this week.
Several deer hunters left Sunday
| for their camp in Eden to make ready
for deer hunting Monday.
Rev. o. b. Wells peached a very
able and interesting, sermon at the
Armistice service Sunday forenoon.
The annual meeting of the w. F. M
S. was held with Mrs. o. B. Wells
| Friday afternoon, when the following
| officers were chosen: President, Mrs
o. B. Wells; vice president, Mrs
George Wlker; secretary, Mrs. Bish
! y; ~-5e.o~-c-, lI-s. '1@n-+c CaE
erson. Mrs. Wallace Merrill wa:
! chosen superintendent of the Ligh
| Eearers.,
| FOR the onyenie1ce OF the taxpay
ers, on Saturday, November II, viii
be at the postoffice at East Crafts
bury from 8 to IL am, at F. B
I Dcn11's store, MIL Village from l tt
4 p. m. On Monday, November, Ia
4 at w. HI. Austin's store from 8 to 1:
a. M; at the postoffice North Crafts
L 4 n
vember 15,. the last dav to save tn,
discount, will be at home, Crafts
bury to receive taxes. S. r. Lathe
treasurer.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Mr.. Hall at Mill village is quite i'll
There will be no school in the acad
envy Friday.
i Mrs. lChas. Robbins is working a
DR.. Easton's.
i H. N. Stevens spent part of las
week in Boston.
i Ora Buskey of Westmore visited a
Chas. Berry's last week.
II DR.. Easton was business visitor
in Laconia, N: H., last week..
/ Mrs. C. H. Root has gone to tn,
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment
i The chickep-pie dinner at the yes
try last Wednesday was great sue
/ cess. 49, ~
Geo. Anderson is moving his family
from the mills into C.. Cowles' house
for the winter. =
Miss Margaret johnson, who ha
b been working at sDr.s Easton's fol
some ,times has gone to Hardwick.
II The Book and Thimble club servet
a baked-bean supper at the schoo
hall at Mill village Tuesday evening