Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-03-01
CALEDONIA COUNTY
SHEFFIELD


MerI Ash has whooping cough.
Beulah Roberts has been quite sick
the past two weeks.
Julie Parks of Lyndon is helping
care for lMrs. Drake.
Jimmy Allard's boy was among the
sick ones last week.
A. 8. Gray visited his son, w. 81.
Gray, in Lyndon Sunday.
Enos Phillips remains as comfort
able as could be expected.
Bill Davis and family of Lyndon
are stopping at Morris Blake's.
Perry Barber was confined to the
house last week with a hard cold.
Maud Willard of Passumpsic was
a recent visitor at Gertie Chesley's.
Earl Brooks of Springfield visited
at Will Ladd's the last of the week.
Harry Kenerston has been confined
to the house with grip the past week.
Mrs. Anna Mitchell has been quite
sick the past week but is ON the gain.
The nurse that has been caring for
Mrs. Drake, has returned to ST.
Johnsbury.
Maud Chesley has returned to her
school after nursing the grip for a
couple of weeks.
Chester Ash's stable floor broke
down Friday night but no serious
damage was done.
Ray Jenness of Lyndon visited at
Sumner Eastman's Sunday, his little
girl being there.
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care for her mother, while she was
confined to the bed.
Lena Newell was called to Vince
lock last week ON account of the SER
ious illness of her mother.
The East Burke play drew a good
house Saturday and everyone acted
their parts in a fine manner.
Miss Gilfllan will be at HI. P. Simp
sons Wednesday afternoon and even
ing to demonstrate making baskets.
Mrs. Jerome's sister, who has beer
working for Mr.. Stevens the past
| few months, has come to help Mrs
| Jerome for time.
Mildred Brooks, formerly of this
town, but her father now living il
| Springfield, was married a short time
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Harvey Butterield, Mr.. Huse anc
| Thomas Mitchell are i'll with the grip
| Mrs. Mcleod preached at the F. w
B. church in the place of her husband
ON Sunday on account of his illness.
G. L. Gordon, who has been con
| fined to the house since last fall, has
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brothers, L. HI. and Iphus Gordon Of
Lyndonville over the weekend.
A daughter was born February 2;
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Gordon o.
ST. Johnsbury. Mrs. Gordon is &
/ daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dana La
! Clair. Mrs. LaClair is in ST. Johns
bury caring for mother and child.
About $50 friends of Mr.. and Mrs
John Stevens went to the Grange hal
February Goth and helped them eel
citrate their 5Oth wedding anniver
sary. The hall was decorated will
/ gold and white paper. The youns
/ old couple sat under an arch of gold
and white crepe paper entwined will
cut flowers and ferns. A splendid
program of music, reading, songs ant
Rotations at the close of which Rev
John Wesley performed the wedding
ceremony. Two original poems writ
ten by Aunt Mary Taft and Rev. JOIN
I Wesley were very much appreciated
/ by the audience. Those attending
! from out of town were Mrs. John Nc
Lean and daughter, Kathleen O.
Sherbrooke, P. O.; Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
Stevens of Charlestown, N. H.; Mis-
Ethel Chapman of Lyndonville ant
Mrs. Fred Drew of Barton. B. M
! Bundy presented them, in behalf O
the company, with $75 in gold. Ic,
cream and cake were served. TIL,
young people enjoyed dancing unit
an early hour.
SUTTON NORTH RIDGE
Morrill, Curtis has been quite il
with grip.
Ernest Richardson has recently hat
a telephone installed in his house.
Miss Edith Brown was the CUES
of her friend, Lila Curtis, the frs
of the week.
Durward McShane was unfortunate
enough to get hand badly crushe,
with the saving machine.
John Chaplin and daughter, Flor
ence, have been quite i'll the pas
week with the prevailing distemper.
Everett Grant has moved back t,
his farm. Mrs. Grant has been a
West Burke while he was in New
York for a month.