Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-06-12
tend congratulations

Miss Stella Gilman and her mother went
to Old Orchard Beach last Week.-O. G..
Miller of Newport was in town recently.
"A. II. Hoyt recently took trip to Barton,
Greensboro and Walden.
The G. E. Society e-organized on May
2S choosing the following officers: Pres,
Mrs. FL. o. Miller; Vice pres, Miss Lena
Gilpin; Sec., Mrs. A. P. Ryder; Cor. Sec,
M W. Far man; Treas'r, Homer B. Hitch
cock.
The G. E. Society will give an ice cream
social in the hall on Friday evening, June
10. Miss Bernice o. Webb of Newport,
who has received training as reader, has
been engaged to be present and render
several selections.
Harold Farman has returned from Bar
ton Landing where he attended school the
past year.-Mrs. III. o. Miller has gone to
Massachusetts and Rhode Island on Wis
it. She expects to be present at the Com
mencement of Brown University.
Mrs. Foster Kinney of Hardwick is in
town visiting her parents.--Mrs. A. l..
Brown was in Craftsbury recently.-Mrs.
Lavina Scott of Colorado and Mrs. @. @.
May of N orth Troy visited at ID. E. Wright
recently; they also visited Mrs. B. Trum-
pass.-Miss Orcelia M. Atwood has return
ed home from Massachusetts after an alb
sence of eight months.-Dea. P. S. Hit
cock and wife of Barton visited in town
last week.-Horace Lawrence of Mont
pelier has been in town visiting his mother
and sisters; Mr. Burdick of Hardwick has
been in town visiting them also.-Mrs.
BENZ. Vigneault of Newport visited at
Joseph Goddard's last week.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Mrs. Dunsire has been quite sick for
some time.
Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Leach last
Wednesday. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all.
Edo Gaskill and wife took carriage
drive to Hardwick last week to visit Mr..
Gaskills cousin, w. w. Marshall.
We understand that G. S. Densmore has
hired tenement at Lyndonville and will
move his family there later in the summer
We shall be sorry to lose Mr.. Densmore's
people.
Jonas silsby of Hartford, Conn.,, was in
own last week.-Mrs.. E. E. Dickerman |
and Mrs. A. I'll. Silsby were in ST. Johns |
bury one day last week.-Mrs.. Lucy Gil |
man visited in Barton recentIy.-Olin |
Roundy of Barton was in town last week. |
Mrs. Nat Hart and son Roy are visiting |
So
The Methodist pastor being ill Sunday, |
June 4th, his pulpit was supplied by Rev. |
Edward Wells of Montpelier.
Ruth, youngest daughter of Chas. r. |
Davis, was run over by team on Church |
street last Tuesday and badly hurt.
Arthur S. Cheever has moved his family |
and household goods to St. Johnsbury |
where he has employment in a store.
The Baptist Church building has been
What was an ell, being made |
into a parsonage. -Nathaniel Bangs is
building a wheelwright's shop on Mill
street.
Most of the merchants and other bust |
ness men have signed an agreement to |
close their places of business at six o'clock |
Tuesday and Friday evenings for year,
with next week.
East Hardwicl1.
Rufus Aliens horse ran away one day
last week and the wagon was demolished.
Mrs. Myrtle Field Lane is visiting at
her fathers for a few weeks.-Miss Flor
ence Delano. is home from a sanitarium at
Rev. Geo. P. Byington left Friday for
his new field of labor in Westport, Mass,
and the desk at the Congregation church
is now vacant.
Herbert Kittridge is getting out the bill