Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-06-18

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Barton, is at home for the sumn1er-Har
ley willard, who has been teaching schoo
at Barton Landing, is at home on his sum.
mer vacat1on.-Mrs- Eunice Parker has
been visiting her daughter at saltwater
n. H:-Mrs. ViIetta M. Fisk, who has been
in New Hampshire during the winter. has
returned home.-Mrs. Stephen Laid OF
LoWell, Mass, has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. j. e. Willard
Sheffield.
Foster Brown has. exchanged his house
in the village for Hollis Browns farm in
Kirby.
Mrs. Hanscom's residence has been
painted.-George Kendall is making re-
pairs on his house.
Mrs. Carl Houghton has been visiting in
Lyndon Mr.. and Mrs Foster Brown
visited at Myron Hams in Newark
recently Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tanner
visited relatives in town recently.-Mrs.
Maud Wilson is stopping for few weeks
with Mrs. Ell. V. Drown.-Mrs. Waterman
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Snelling.-Miss Hattie Dwyer was
home the first of the week.-Mrs.. James
Salmon was in town over Sunday-Mr.
and Mrs. Sumner Warner visited their
daughter Nora in Bloomington last week.
L. L. Garfield of Somerville, Mass, was
called here recently on account of the ill
ness OF his wife, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Drown.-Mrs
henry Duval of Burke visited her sister,,
Mrs. Chester Simpson, last week.-Mrs.. N.
French has been here from Barre visiting,
her sisters for few days.
HardWicik.
j. Vern Dutton has had his house paint
ed
Homer Tillotson is erecting fine resi-
denee on Woleott street.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Geo.. Stevenson last Thursday.
Lewis Hobbs and William Wilson and
wife of Montpelier were guests at j. E.
Stanford's Thursday.
Mrs. j.. W. Hersey and son Charlie are.
visiting in Lawrence, Mass. Miss Florence
Mcclellan is assisting in the Hersey store
during their absence.
The ACCESSIBILITY Of having a Fourth of
July celebration here this year is being
discussed, a number of meetings for the
purpose having been held. Probably we
shall celebrate at home this year.
The Free Will Baptist Association met
with the local church last week. Many
pastors with their families and others from
away We're present. During the session
many helpful sermons We're delivered by
able. speakers. Fortunately the weather
was fine throughout the session.
II. G. Swerdfeger has gone to AttIeboro.
Mass. to visit his son Orange.-Georgie
Morehotise has gone to Wheelock to visit
his ndiyarents, Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom -
Carl Emerson is spending his simmer va
cation at. Barton.-Rev. and Mrs w. G
Clark and Henry DeForG attended the
Cong'l convention at Newport last week.
D. G. Remick and family of Littleton, N
a., visited here recently.
East HartlWick.
MIR. Frank Eastman has been quite I'LL of |
late:
j. H. George, Nathan Field and T. I. |
Hood are attending court as jurymen.
Florence nelano is considerab bly, better |
and is expected home in a few days.
Mary Blake, who has suffered SO long with |
4 felon on her left thumb has had the |
thumb stipulated. -.
Mrs. Gray is rebuilding her barns.-J.
w. Hovey is building shed; r. L. French
has charge of the work.-The ell of the
Cong. parsonage has been torn down and a
new one is to be built in its place.
Mrs. Keller and her sister, Lucretia
dor ham of Coventry, were the guests of
heir uncle, Henry Blake, last Thursday
Dea. Root and wife of Crafts bury and Mrs
Flora Hoyt and her mother, Mrs. Emily
Phillips of Glover, visited in town recent
y.-Rey. and Mrs. j. p. Marvin visited
friends at West Charleston and attended
he convention at Newport recently.