Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-01-04

Eireth. gave the little children party at
his house last Thursday evening.
c. l.. Erwin was called to Malone, n. Y,
on account of his brother Ralph being
hurt by the cars.
The F. B. church will have roll call of
the members Thursday afternoon, Jan. z.
nc is hoped that all members will be pres
ent.
A. L. Page has moved from the Clark
Rogers house to the Martha Williams
house.-A Willis has moved from the Hill
dreth farm to his farm on the South Troy
road-V Larabee bas moved from his
place in the village to the Hildreth farm.
Nelson Horn has moved to Canada.
Troy.
Nellie Davis is quite sick.
Frank Kennedy is in town buying hor-
ses.
A MrI Wells of Bakersfield is clerking
for j. S. Young.
Mrs. Nettie Miller attended the musical
Convention at Craftsbury, last week.
! Frank Chaffee and son of Dakota are
with his parents for a few weeks.-Mrs.
G. p. Hitchcock and family of Derby have
been in town.
Eta Rowland has gone to Sherbrooke,
p. O., visiting.-Herman Miller and wife
of Johnson are stopping with their daugh-
ter, Mrs Henry Mann.-Henry Mann has
been visiting relatives in Rihford.
Westfield.
Deacon M. Clark Hitchcock and Miss
Rebecca Corey of Newport were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony on New
Years day.
After four weeks confinement in the
house E. H. Hitchcock is out again.-Mrs
Edwin Boynton is sick with rheumatism
Mrs. Nelson Seymour is very sick.
The birthday reception given by the &
ELS at c. c. Chaffee's on New Years eve
was great success. The attendance was
large, the receipts were over $13. Alfred
Atwood was present giving two readings.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Wiley of Barton
Landing visited in town over New Years.
Carol Hitchcock of Albany was in town
last week.-A. G.. Hitchcock, Maude Miller
w. d. Bell and wife went to Newport last
Friday to attend the wedding of M. G.
Hitchcock-Frank Chaffee of Dakota has
been in town.
The Fellowship meetings were held In
the Cong'I church on Monday and Tues
day evenings of last week. On Monday
evening Rev. c. E, Fay of Newport was
present; on Tuesday evening, Rev. }. G.
Langford of Coventry was present.
WestmOre
Leon Lyon is home from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carpenter and Joseph
Tatro and wife spend New Year in New
port.
Michael McNamar, long time resident
of this place, passed away last week after
an illness of four weeks. He leaves wife
There will be an entertainment and
chicken-pie supper at the church. Thurs
day evening, Jan. 9TH. Entertainment
free. Come.
Emma Holland of Berlin Falls came
home to attend the funeral of Mr.. Nc
Namar.-Mrs. Zillar Davis is visiting
friends in town.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Hardwick.
Ned Mack returned to Burlington Mon
day night.
Nearly all the stone sheds have shut
down until Jan.
Mabel Way of Burlington is visiting at
F. J. Bridgman's.
Harry brennan is in Gilmore, where he
has job in a saw-mill
Quite number from here are attending
the musical convention at Craftsbury this
week.
A. S. Fisher and Miss Blanche, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Trow, were married
at the home of the bride last Thursday
evening. Congratulations.
East Hardwick.
Burdick's orchestra played at Hardwiek,
Dec. 18th.
Miss Bertha Ransom is at work in the
post-office.
The whooping cough is prevailing
about the Center.
Miss E. E. Patterson spent Sunday at
her home in Albany.
Chas. Willis is getting out several car
loads of telephone poles.
At the Congregational reunion ISL
answered to their names.
Augustine Lapoint of Montague, Mass,
is visiting at F. S. Eastman's.
Mrs. J. J. Burdick is in Louisville caring
for her daughter, who is very ill.
Mary Hovey is home from her position
in Burlington to spend the holidays.
Geo. Cole is stopping at home.-Miss
Jennie Cochran is stopping with friends in
town.
Mrs. III. A. Smith and son spent Christ
mas with friends in Barnet.-Jennie Coch-
ran spent Christmas at G. M. Bailey's.