Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-11-26

day and Thursday evenings of next week.
A large attendance is desired.
Mrs. Sumner Hartwell has returned from
Plymouth, N. H., where she has been visit
ing her son Warner.-Mrs. Don Wheeler of
Lyndonville is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. J. HalI.-Miss May Campbell
of Lyndonville visited friends in town last
week.
Hardwick.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. PhiIo
George Hill last Wednesday.
George Smith was carried to Burlington
Friday under care of DR.. Carter, for treat
ment at hospital.
The three churches here will unite for
service at the M. E. church Thanksgiving
day. Rev. J. W. Burgin of the Baptist
church will speak.
Mrs. SaIma Davis of Danville is visiting
at Henry DeFord's .-Hon. Fl. Fl. Powers of
Morrisville was here Friday on business
Orison Kimball of Cabot visited his son
George here Wednesday.
Rev. W. G. Clark of the Cong'I church
spoke Nov. Is in very interesting way
upon the question of capital and labor. In
the morning his subject was ''The Labor
er's Rights" and his evening theme was
1.-THE Laborer's Obligations. There was
union temperance meeting at the Cong1
chnrch last evening.-The men of the
Methodist society held a social and supper
in the church Friday evening which was
followed by lecture by Rev. Ora S. Gray
of West Brookfield, Mass, his subject
being ''Three P's in a Pod" The enter
tainment throughout was first-class and
we'll attended. The proceeds were large
and were for the church.
East Hardwick.
Rev. Mr.. Clark delivered his illust rated
lecture on England and Scotland in this
place Tuesday evening.
The inspection of Ellsworth W. R. G.
which was postponed on account of the
illness Of the president, occurred Nov. %.
Mrs. Esther Blake, who has been spend
ing a week with Mrs. Henry Blake, re-
turned to her home in Morrisville Mon
day.
Hon. c. j. Bell, master of the state
grange, accompanied by Mrs. Bell, attend
ed the meeting of the national grange at
Washington, d. c.
Miss Lou Eldridge has finished her
third term of school at Walden Heights
his school at the Center.
Mrs. Hiram Jordan has been suffering
with a sprained ankle.-Mrs. Grace Hale
Brickett, who has been very sick with ty-
phoid fever, is now convalescent.
The Ladies' Aid held sociable at A. o.
Gray's last Friday.
Mrs. Ira Gray and Mr.. Bean have been
with Mrs.Julia Gray.
Dennis Tanner has moved from the Cor
man place to the house vacated by Charles
Bennett.
o. III. Jenness, Geo. Gray and Charles
Smelling have been in the Maine woods
hunting.
The ladies of the M. E. Church are pre-
pairing for sale to be held sometime in
December.
Rev. B. P. Parker has been recently
engaged to preach for the Free Baptists
inyNewport Centre and began his labors
Nov. %. He will move his family this
week.
Independent Grange will hold it's next
hall in Wheelock. All members should be |
present as it is the time of the election of
officers.
Vinton Wood of Providence, r. l., has
been in town visiting his father, David |
Brown is visiting at L. |
Brown was in st. Johns |
bury last Saturday. !
Sunday morning, Nov. 18th Sylvanus
Kendall died at the home. of his son,
George, after a season of great physical !
Grandfather Kendall, as he was
commonly called, was 80 years of age, and
had lived in the town of Sheffield AZ years
He was man of kindly spirit, sterling
integrity and was beloved by all who
knew him. His death causes deep sorrow
IN the home of his son where his father in
MS declining years had been ministered to
20 tenderly by his aughterin-law and
mis- grandchildren. How true it is that
he affections of the the soul entwine
themselves around those to whom we min
ster! The funeral services were perform
ID by Rev. P. n. Granger of Sheffield and
7. A. Dixon of Barton Landing and the
deceased was buried at Lyndon beside his
wife.
The MONITOR is in receipt of a letter
rom Mrs. Stephen o. Elkins of Jackson
lille, ILL.,, announcing the marriage of her
laughter to q young man in that place.
The older residents of this town will re-
member Mr.. Stephen o. Elkins who resided
n this town until he moved west in 1869.