Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-01-28

ABOUT seventy Of the neighbors and
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Huse
met at their home Monday evening,
Jan. Il, to remind them that it was
the tenth anniversary of their mar
rlage. After very pleasant evening
the company dispersed leaving sever
al quite valuable presents as tokens
their regard.
East Charleston.
| Frank Davis has been quite i'll.
The Ladies' Aid are invited to take
dinner with Mrs. j. S. Sweeney next
Wednesday. All are invited.
Mrs. Charles Gray entertained her
Sabbath School class Tuesday evening.
Oysters and other refreshments were
served.
Perry Porter of West Burke was in
town last week. = Mrs. F. B. Lang
and children of Barton have been
spending few days with Mr.. Lang's
parents.
West Charleston.
A. w. Lyon of Westmore was in
town last week looking at real estate
with view to purchase.
A Mr.. Carrow from Enosburg, has
bought the farm known as the Jack
Marvin place and moved on to it.
Mrs. NH. Abbey has had her goods
removed to her fathers at Sutton,
and will make her home with her pa
rents for the present.
James Bennett is selling stoves for
Lord & Stone of Otter River, Mass.
He is making his head quarters here
with his parents, for the present.
Henry D. Carpenter of Dakota, has
been visiting his uncle, Charles Car
penter. He will spend some time
among his eastern relatives and
| friends.
Emma Parlin has closed her school
in the Tracy district. = Miss Flanders,
the teacher in the higher department,
| has been obliged to leave her school
part of the week on account of sick
ness.
Kate Bruce is home from Barton
| for a week. - Mrs. r. H. Barnard is
visiting relatives in Boston, Mass
Lura Bruce is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Bruce. = Lill Bennett, who is attend
| ing the Normal school at Johnson, is
spending her vacation at home.-Mrs.
j. P. Cobb of 'Morrisville, and her
little daughters, recently spent week
with her mother, Mrs. M. P. Barnard.
Jennie Campbell and Sadie Eley
have closed their schools in Holland
and are al, homer non 10 ven .
Coventry asn TH0n69T Hl, 4Tf# ~
The donation for Rev. Stephens net
ted $40 and pleasant gathering.
VIM. Niles recently learned of the
death of his aunt, Mrs. James Cook,
who died of a cancer, in Mass.
Considerable sickness prevails here.
Among those VINO are i'll are Ira Ses-
sions, Mrs. Scion Percival, Mr. Jo-
seph Kidder, Ann Kidder and Wal
ter Parker. eafe
A ladies' social will be held ON We'd
nesday ,eve, Rev. J.C. Iangford, deliv-
ering a lecture on england in the
Fourteenth Century," A cordial invi-
tation extended.
The eighty fifth Annual meeting
and the first Reunion and roll-cal of
the Cong. church was held Tuesday,
the 18th inst. About ninety sat down
to dinner in the vestry of the church.
Every report showed an encouraging
growth for the year. Thirty three
having been added to the membership
of the church; Y. P. S. @. E. of forty
members organized and sustained,
the averaged increased attendance of
the Sunday School for the year being
twenty five. The day was pleasantly
and profitably spent, and the church
is strengthened thereby.
Craftsbury.
Spaulding & Co. are stocking up
their saw mill.
III. N. Stevens and I'll. F. Graham are
in Boston on business.
Harvey Libbey is laid up for repairs
having injured his foot.
Miss Lydia Williams from Newbury,
is visiting at Robert Patterson's
James Hovey from Lunenburgh was
in town on business, the past week.
The Patterson and Eastman law
suit is to be heard, Wednesday, the2Sth.
Mrs. r. S. Tolman is recovering
from severe attack of kidney trouble.
@. @. Conant Jr, cut his foot the