Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-08-06

The entertainment given by Frank
| G. Reynolds of Boston at the NJ. E.
church on Thursday evening was
| greatly enjoyed by all present. Mr..
| Reynolds is d thorough artist and en-
| tertained the company for an hour
and half in most pleasing manner,
and it is hoped We may have the
pleasure OF hearing him again next
year.
Prof. Eli Packer of Albany, n. Y. is
visiting his brother, Ell. Fl. Packer
| Mrs Maggie Walter of Lyndonville
has also been visiting at Mr.. Packers.
Misses Annie and Mabel Silsby have
been visiting relatives at St. Johns
bury Center.-Mrs. Anna (Davis)
Graves of Fitchburg, Mass. is spend
ing few weeks at her old home
Mr.. Nathan Way, who has been spend
ing a few weeks with his brother, E.
A. Way, has returned to Portland, Me.
Erwin Berry Of Wilder is spending
part Of his vacation in town.-George
Smith is visiting his grandparents.
M. Smith has given up his position
at Burlington and accepted position
on the New York Central r. E.
East Hardwick.
j. A. Kidder is much better.
Rev. j. P. Marvin and family have
returned from their vacation. NJ. W.
Farman of Westfie1d occupied the
desk at the Cong. church very ac-
ceptably two Sabbaths during the
PASTORS absence.--Mrs. Flora Field
and son Walter are visiting Charles
Field at franklin, n. H.-Edward Ell.
George is the guest of his brother, j.
Ell. George.-Mrs. Rufus Farron is
spending few days at her old home.
Charles Montgomery and family are
visiting at John Montgomery's.-Ella
Johnson is the guest of Mrs. D. E.
Goodrich-Arthur FL. Smith and wife
are going to Denver, Col, for the
benefit of Mrs. Smiths health.-The
friends of Florence Little celebrated
her 18th birthday by an elaborate
lawn party.
Sheffield.
Griffin & Simpson have rebuilt the
sheds below their store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hall are rejoicing |
over daughter born July 26.
John Fountain has resumed work |
after being laid up with an injured
shoulder.
Miss Alma Thomas and Mr.. Orcutt
were married Wednesday, Aug. 1, at
high noon. They went to Maine on
wedding trip.
Miss Emily Harvey gave an address
in the M. e. church last Sunday NOR
ming. She was the guest of Mrs.
Granger while in town. The ladies of
the M. E. church held sociable last
Friday.
Foster Brown has sold his farm in
Kirby and moved his household goods
70 this town where he intends to To-
Lydia Paige who has been
visiting her daughters in Hardwick
and Danville has returned home
Mrs. Johnson has gone to Glover to
visit relatives.-Mr. Wilmarth has
been visiting Harry Williams Mrs.
?. n Granger visited in Orleans
county last week.-Mrs.. Mary Jen
ness is visiting in town.-Mrs. Stafford
IF South birmingham visited her
nephew, Charles Chesley, last week.
sutton.
Will Tyler has hired H. M. Atwood's
arm for year. Mr.. Atwood is to
move to Lyndon Center.
Tie Grange had very pleasant
altering, Saturday evening, July 2s,
INVITING in forty friends not members
f the Grange.
Mrs. Roana Hayward, widow of D.
}. Hayward, late of this town, died
t Lexington, Mass, last week, and
7as brought to Sutton Thursday
light, the funeral services and burial
ccurring Friday. She was about 80
ears of age. She leaves two daugh
ers, Rowana, wife Of Grin Phil
rick of Lexington, Mass, and Rosa,
life of Thos. Sturgeon of Massa
husetts.
Miss Ethel Chapman aud Cora Curtis
TENDED the summer school at st. .
ohnsbury last week.-There were
yer fifty present at the Ladies' Aid
leeting at Mrs. Will Tyler's last week.
Mrs. Caroline Buck is visiting rel
lives in West Charleston.-Mr
hauncy Otis of Des Moines, Iowa,
iSited his cousin Mrs IT A. Blake |
st Week.-Mrs. Myrtle Craig of