Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-03-08
BROWNINGTON CENTER

better at this writing. We all hope
for speedy recovery.
| BROWNINGTON CENTER )
Little Phillip Emery has been quite
i'll with Group.
| Miss Alice Ennor has gone to Lyn-
donville to work.
Mrs. Walter Houston of Irasburg
is visiting at Archie browns.
j Mrs. p. A. Gallup was called to
Evansville Friday by the illness of
George Woodward.
Mrs. Barbara Ellis is taking a
two weeks vacation from her work
at Horace Whitehill's.
Bert Wright and Miss Laura May
oft of Orleans were weekend visit
ors at Edwin Wright's.
Mrs. Bonnie Provoncha of North
Bennington spent last week with her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Collins Lacourse.
J. B. Frappier of Derry, N. H., and
Leon Dufresne of Manchester, N. H.,
were recent guests at Adelard Caba-
mas.
The teacher, Miss Chamberlain, is
preparing an entertainment to be
given by the school Friday evening,
March 10. 1t will consist of songs,
dialogues, recitatlons and tableaux.
An admission will be charged which
will include lunch. Will the ladies
please bring cake.
Dorothy Frappier, whose death
, was mentioned last week, was born
near Boston. At the age of three
, years she was left an orphan and was
then adopted by her uncle, J. B. Frap-
pier. When she was eight years old
Mrs. Frappier died and soon after
she came to make her home with her
cousin, Mrs. Adelard Cabana. She
was pupil at the convent school at
Barton and a very bright and inter-
esting child, who will be greatly miss
ed by those who knew her best The
funeral was held at the Catholic
church at Barton, February 23d, with
burial at Barton.
EVANSVILLE
Marian Skinner is quite i'll.
i Mrs. E. A. Gallup is here caring
for George Woodland.
Mrs. Frank Lapierre has been on
the sick list the past few days.
Arthur Miles is visiting friends
In Bradford, ST. Johnsbury and Dan
vile.
Mrs. Minnie Twombly of Orleans
spent the weekend with Mrs. Arthur
Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Souilier are
the parents of "a baby girl born Feb
ruary 25th.
Burleigh Woodland and family were
called here from Barton Friday bv
the seious illness of his father.
VIM. Devereaux received word of
the death of his uncle, George Dever-
eaux, at New Monterey, CAL, recent
~.
Thomas Neddow has traded his
stock of goods with Harley Converse
Tor his farm, possession given at
once.
George Woodland suffered a shock
Friday morning which left him in q
critical condition. At this writing he
is slightly improved.
The play, "a Regular Flirt." which
was to have been given here March 8,
has had to be postponed on account of
illness. Watch for the date later.
Lyle Fox and Mrs. Annie Belway
both of Orleans, were married at the
parsonage here Monday night, Feb
ruary II, by the Rev. w. w. Cook.
The school in East Brownington
. Closed Friday for a seven weeks va
cation. The teacher, Mrs. Fuller,
served sugar on snow to her pupils in
the afternoon, which was much en-
joyed.
WESTMORE
Joe Wills is working for George
Craig.
Mrs. Mabel Bushaw of Sutton was
recent visitor at Joe Tatro's.
Maynard Wills has gone to East
. Charleston to work for Carroll Piper
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Kahlstrom OF
; Browmngton have moved to DR.
Wells farm.
School at Mill Brook, taught by
Lee Emerson, closed Friday for the
} spring vacation.
! Elson Calkins, who has been work.
2 ing In Greenwich, Conn.,, this winter
has returned home.
Anyone wishing to contribute tc
{ the summer sale by the Ladies' Aid
society, will please leave or SEND
: their contribution to Mrs. Frank En-
erson, P. o. address, Barton, R. F
u. 1t will be gratefully received.
GREENSBORO
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Rowell spent the
weekend with relatives in Crafts.
bury.