Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-03-19

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day last week. His father went immedi
ateIy to bring him home.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Joel Bean has returned from Lawrence
Mass. and moved back on to his farm.
John Sargent and James Gaskill have
been working at Lyndonville the past
| week.
E. A. Way and D. r. Densmore have put
dynamo in Brockway's building to light
their store.
We understand that Miss Florence
Burns has secured position as stenograph-
er in DR.. Hartshorn's Office at st. Johns
bury.
The West Burke dramatic club will pre-
sent the drama, "Arthur Eustace, or A
Mothers Love-" at G. A. R. hall on Friday
evening, March %.
E. D. Burns, Florence Burns and Mrs.
III. Walter have been quite sick the past
Week.-Mrs. Grace Stuart is home from
Lyndonville i'll with the measles.
Elmer Stoddard has moved to his place
on the Barton road, and Ernest Smith has
moved from the Stoddard place into the
Geo. Smith house at the north end of the
village.
Maud Gaskill has gone to Yonkers, NY.
for a few weeks visit.-Mrs. Lorenzo
Warren has gone to Orange, Mass. to visit
friends and relatives.@Mrs VIM. Lindsay
of Barnet is visiting her son Fred of this
place.
Rev. E. V. Stevens preached very in
teresting sermon at the Universalist church
last Sunday. He has been requested by
one of his church members to preach in
two weeks on the subject of whether
Christ was Universalist or not.
The members of the Universalist church
held parish meeting and appointed the
following officers and committees: clerk
and treasurer, w. w. Coe; trustee, j. B.
Watchie; church committee, 1st, John
Sargent, End, Mrs. F. T. Porter, 3rd, A. B.
Stoddard; entertainment committee, Mrs.
Burns, Mrs. Stoddard, Mrs. Porter and
Mrs. Frasier; music committee, F. D.
Burns. The society has over $40 in the
treasury. They have realized $61.43 from
their lecture course.
Miss Adele Watson, Mrs. Dan Huntley,
Mrs. Flora Densmore and Mrs. G.. P.
Smith of Lyndonville have been visiting
friends in town.-Mrs. sabel Warren has
returned to Amesbury, Mass.-Master
Dean Mcclellan of Glover is visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean.-Miss
Dearborn is in Boston buying her spring
goods.-Several from here attended the
District Meeting of I. o. o. F. at Lyndon
vile last Thursday.-Mrs. E. E. Parker
was in Newport last week.-H. Ell. Moul-
ton and wife were in Newport last week.
Mrs. G. P. Sawyer and daughter Helen |
visited relatives in Hyde Park Friday.
Cyrus Wheeler had one of his toes badly
crushed while working in the mill yard |
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. John II. Wilkins were
made happy last Monday morning by the
birth of little son.
Miss Daisy Chase has gone to No. Mont
pelier on a visit.-Mrs. L. A. Chase has |
moved to her farm at No. Montpelier.
An exhibition was given by the students
of the academy and pupils of the lower
grades at the opera house Friday evening. |
Rev. j. w. Burgin being ill, the Baptist |
pulpit was supplied Sunday, March 18th |
by Mrs. Burgin, who read one of Moody's |
sermons on Excuses" |
A goodly company of members of the |
Ladies' Aid society gathered at, the resi- |
dence of Mrs. Eliza Foss Wednesday eve |
ming. The occasion was a very pleasant |
one.
George Summerville, who has been visit
ing several weeks in Graniteville, P. O., |
has returned.-Sherman Simonds, who |
has been working in the vicinity of Boston |
for a number of months, is back here.
Among the pleasant events of recent |
date was birthday party on the evening
Of Mar. 18th, in honor of Miss Alice M.
Rockwell's eleventh birthday. About a
score of guests enjoyed the games and re- |,
and presented Miss Rockwell i
with numerous gifts.
East HardWick.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper was
observed at the Cong. church last Sabbath.
Silas Marshall has purchased a pair of