Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-28

the CONC. church next Thursday evening.
The ladies are requested to make neckties
like their dresses and bring in sealed
packages to the hostess of the evening.
All the young people are most cordially
invited.
Rev. J. J. Lewis delivered his illustrated
lecture on ssThe Passion Play of Oberam-
mergau'' in the M. E. church last Satur-
day evening The lecture was exceedingly
interesting and the views fine, presenting
with great vividness the last days of Christ
upon earth, and making all who heard it
wish they could have the opportunity of
Witnessing the scene as described by Mr.
Lewis.
South Barton.
FL. B. Orcutt has been away on vaca-
ton to Massachusetts.
Orrin Gray from N. H. is moving into
F. J. Dukes house and is at work on the
railroad.
Mrs. Asa Garland, 50 years of age. died
at the home of her grandson, Ora B. WI
lard. Oct 22nd. She had been confined to
her bed several weeks. She gave her friends
beautiful illustration of patience, resig
nation and hope. M. G. Henderson was
here to attend the funeral.
A CARD.-We wish to kindly thank the
friends and ghbors for their assistance
in the sickness, death, and burial of our
mother and grandmother. May Heavens
choicest blessing be yours is the wish of
O. Z. Willard and wife
Ora B. Willard and wife,
Albany.
Sadie Sanders has gone to Newport, to
work at dress making.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cowles of MorrisvilIe
are here on a visit.
w. A. Sargent goes to Keene, N H.,
where, we understand, he will lead band
and orchestra.
Mr.. Cameron has received a call to the
Cong. church at So. Woodbury., but has
not yet decided to accept it.
Mrs. William Annis, who was visiting
in Newport Center, died last week of apo
plexy aged 70 years, and her remains were
brought here for burial. She was esteemed
by all who knew her. Her funeral was
held at the residence of her son, VIM K
Annis.
Misses Carrie and Gertrude Roweu have
gone to Springfield, Mass. to visit their
cousin, Mrs. George Chase. While there
they will pick up some of the best things in
the line of dress making, that they may be
better prepared to do do first class work in
this line when they return.
South Albany.
George Vance has his house plastered.
M. E. church communion last sabbath.
Mrs. Trowbridge has sister here visit
ing.
L. G. Ellis is moving away from his
farm.
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin was here again last
week holding meetings at the w. M.
church.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Lacourse is quite sick.
Mrs. A. E. Grow of Holland has been in
town visiting.
Geo. Kinnie's family have moved into
Mr.. Chapman's house.
G. F. Grow, Geo. Kinnie and E. Alger
start for Maine next Thursday.
Ed. Dudley, who has been seriously Ill
with lung trouble, is improving.
Loren Going and John Maxwell have
recently been the victims of carriage acct
tents, harmful but not serious.
The Willing Workers will give chicken
pie supper in the hall at the Center,
Wednesday evening, Nov. 6. A cordial in
7itation is extended to all.
Henry Buskey has moved to Newport.
Geo. Going has rented the Alexander
Bickford has rented his farm
10 Wilbur Allen for one year.
Mrs. Geo. Bickford and Kate Marshall
nave gone to Lowell, Mass, to visit friends,
Mrs. Fred Colburn's sister from ST.
Johnsbury is stopping with her few
lays.
Geo. G. Meade Post and Corps will hold
''racket" at Harvey Fosters on Friday
,vening, Nov. 1st. General invitation ex-
ended. Harvey likes full house; let us
rive him one.
East Charleston.
John Wilson is home from Lowell, Mass. |
IN vacation.
David Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Royce
nd Carrie Blake took in the excursion to
Boston last week.
Mrs. M. F. Cheney and Bertha Hopkins
AVE gone to Maiden, Mass. Mrs. Cheney
to spend the winter with Mrs. Albert
toddard.
Charles Canning and family have gone
o Stowe for the winter, where Mr.. Can
ing has lumber job.-Geo. Ready has
moved to Charles Canning's farm for the
inter.
Mrs. j. S. Underhil1 and Mrs. William
carney have been visiting in N. He'd.
loud of N. Ell. has been visiting his par
ntS.-GeO. Ready has returned from q