Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-22

Mrs. Fred Going of Barton Landing visit
ed at L. B. Going's last week.-Mrs.. OIin
Chesley and little daughters Mildred and
Ernestine of Sheffield visited Mrs. Betsey
Pierce last week.-Mrs.. A. P. Alexander
has returned from Portland, Me-, where
she has been to visit reIatives.-Mrs. Jonas
Flint, Mrs. Frank Clement, and Mrs.
Henry Flint from Barton Landing visited
Mrs. Frank Seavey recently.
Evansville.
III. Foster is moving to Barton this week.
VIM. Montult has the job of cleaning e.
Fosters mill pond.
U. w. Brown attended the Grand Lodge
K. of P. at Burlington last week and
reports fine time.
Denison Gallup is repairing his house.
L. A. Drown is improving his place by
grading his front yard.
Mrs. VIM. Alexander and daughter have
gone to Boston on a visit.-W. B. Guild
and wife have been in New York the past
week.
Mrs. Frank Magoon has gone to Barton
Landing to work.-Myron Alexander has
gone to work for the Chandler Manufac-
turing Company at Barton Landing.
East Charleston,
Homer Morrill, is building a horse barn.
G. E. Blood has gone to Lowell, Mass,
to visit his parents.
Wesley Cargill has gone to Stannard,
being called there by the serious ILLNESS of
his brother Charles.
Harry Piper has traded his place near
the village with his father, A. D. Piper,
for his farm near Echo Pond.
John Cloud and George Morse have been
taking few days vacation in the woods of
Averill. We expect to have meal of VEN
ison on their return.
Colby Stoddard of st. Johnsbury is
spending week with his parents.-Curtis
Stoddard from West Burke was in town
for few days recently'-Johnnie Wilson
has returned to Lowell, Mass.
The chicken pie supper, given for the
benefit of Rev. Mr.. Bell, was a success in
every way. The exercises were good.and
well rendered. There were over one hun
dred present. Proceeds $50 to go for the
support of the church. Rev. Mr.. Bell will
continue his services here for time
West Charleston.
Miss Alice Nicholas of Derby spent Sun
day in town.-Mr. and Mrs Delos Marvin
of Derby spent Sunday with Mrs. Marvin's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Sawyer.
Mrs. Julia Allbee was called to Bethle-
hem, n. H., last week by the death of little
James Callehan.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brack-
EFT were called to Bradford last week by
the illness of their little granddaughter.
A party from E. Charleston consisting
of Mr.. Frank Lang, Mrs. Stella Blood, Mrs.
Frank Davis and Joe Moody assisted in
the singing at the Cong. church last Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Wiley and children
of Barton spent Sunday with Mrs. Willey's
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. c. Hildreth. Mrs.
Kate Renehan has returned to her home in
New York City.
Mrs. Dwyer died Oct.15th at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Warboy,
where she had been tenderly cared for.
She was the oldest lady in town and was
loved by old and young. Her trust was in
the Christ and she was always telling how
good God had been to her even to the last
hours of her life. The funeral was held in
the Cong'I church, Oct. 18th, Rev. Mr..
Ellington officiating. There was a large
floral offering.
Coventry.
Chas. Smith and Chas. Boynton went to
Boston on the excursion.
Mrs. Badgers brother, A. E. Harvey,
of Montreal visited her last Thursday.
Romeo st. John goes to Newport to- day
to learn the blacksmith trade of Fairbroth-
er & Gale.
The Epworth League of this place is in
vited to attend a social given by the Ep- |
worth League at Newport next Friday eve
ming. ALI are invited to go.
E. B. Case of Chicago was in town to |
attend the funeral of his uncle, Worcester |
Case.-Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins from Berlin |
Falls, N. H., and Mrs. George from Wells |
River visited at Herbert Chamberlain the
past week.
Since the return of Mr.. and Mrs. Cowles
to their home in Jersey City their little
daughter has been ill with the scarlet
fever and is confined to her bed. She is,
however, doing we'll and seems to be in
fair way to recover.
A marriage occurred in town last We'd
nesday evening, the contracting parties
being Albert L. Driver of Morgan and
Mary E. Wood of Derby. Rev. A. S. Bole
tied the knot, the ceremony occurring at
The Cong. parsonage.
Miss Ann Kidder gave reception last
in honor of her father, Joseph
Kidder, it being his Goth birthday About
rs friends were present, collation. was
served and nice time enjoyed. Mr.. Kid