Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-02

Albert Stoddard of Maiden, Mass.
came up last week to attend the re
union of Co. K. at Willoughby Lake,
and visit relatives here.
Mrs. Chester Eastman, Miss Mae
Gallup and Mrs. Philbert Gallup OF
Springfield, Mass, are visiting rela-
tives in town. Mrs. Eastman remains
through the summer to help care for
her sister, Carrie. Mrs. Loren Brain
ard of Lowell, Mass, is here to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Streeter.-Lilla Gordon of
Maine has been visiting here.
West Charleston.
Geo. Jennings and family have re-
turned to their home in Wolcott, VT.
Herbert Horn has moved his family
into the tenement in the creamery
building.
Mrs. Geo. Riley from Lancaster,
N. H., and her two sons are visiting
Mrs. Riley's sister, Mrs. o. G. Baker.
Miss Flanders has just closed a very
successful term Of school here Most
Of the schools in town closed on the
goth ult.
The Y.'s will give a Library Party
followed by social hour, in the yes
try Of the Cong. church, Friday even
ing July 9th. All are cordially invited
to come and bring a lead pencil.
Rev. M. H. Abbey preached in East
Haven Sunday, June oath, and admin
istered the ordinance of baptism to
sixteen persons. Rev. Mark Atwood
supplied the pulpit here during his
absence.
Children's Day was observed in
both of our churches Sunday morning,
the 18th. In the evening, Rev. M. H.
Abbey gave an interesting and help
full lecture in the Gong. church upon
the subject GA model young man."
Coventry
Dana Stanford of Olcutt Falls was
in town the past week.
Several from this town took in the
Band excursion last Thursday, to
Providence Island.
Rev. j. F. Stevens and wife attend
ed the Epworth League Convention
at Lyndonville the past week.
The Dorcas Society will meet at
M. E. vestry next Friday afternoon
and evening. Ice cream will be served.
) The Ladies OF the W.C. T.U?will give
a lawnparty7 at bMrsg Hollis Thrash
er'si next Tuesday afternoon and ev-
ening All invited. ~ bc
The real estate of Stillman Collins
and Mrs. Fanny Allen was sold at
auction last Friday. Mrs. Collins was
the only bidder on the home resi-
dence, bidding it off for $500. Will
lizard Herman bid off Mrs. Aliens
home residence for $40, and Lem
Douglass bid off her tenement house
for $40. Quite reduction from what
this property sold for afew years ago.
East Graftsb,lrySt.. Di1'''47 l47'0 -" ''"
Mrs Robert Urie who had her spine
injured on the fair ground at Barton
last fall, and has been suffering Sc
verely since, is improving under DR..
Campbell's treatment.
Derby.
The remains of Mr. Eber Robinson
of Island Pond were brought here for
burial.
The Y. social and entertainment at
Miss Kate Spears last Friday evening
was a pleasant occasion and enjoyed
by all who attended.
Nearly all the schools in town closed
last Friday. Misses Gertrude Rob-
bins and Effie Clark, teachers in dis
tricts No. and Is, took their schools
to Morgan Beach for a picnic. Four
teen of the pupils in Dist. No. 5 had
neither absent or tardy marks.
Mrs. Mertie (Kelley) Thompson of
Boston is visiting at her father's.-
Miss Alice JENNIE, who has been spend
ing few days at home, has returned
to Newbury. = Elmer Albee and fam
lily from Arlington, N. j., are visitors
in town. = Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bax
ter of Greenvills, Me-, are visiting
friends in town. - Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Remick Of Barnston, P. O., are guests
here. = Mrs. S. N. Clark of Glover
and Mrs. Martin Dale of Island Pond
were visitors here last week.
West Derby.
Several have left the international
and gone to work on farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Story of Rich
ford visited in town recently.
Fred Harvey has moved his barber