Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-23

naHO MS rOO,
Ana I walk leaning on my God,
Then all is we'll.
But soon the conflict will be DER;
Then Satan's darts can pierce no more.
When that blest day shall glorious come,
When Jesus calls his children home,
May 1 be there.
I watch, and wait, and long to see
The Lord who died on Calvary,
And reign with him on that blest shore,
Where friends will meet, but part no
more;
So free from care.
And to my aged friends I'd say
If could meet them all today
A happy birthday soon will dawn,
All saints to endless life be born,
The resurrection morn.
East Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williams have re-
turned to their home in Connecticut.
Mrs Geo. Moss recently visited her
sister, Mrs. Alden Drown.
Ira Bickford has taken the job to cut the
hay on the Geo White farm.
Blasdel's at Barton Landing, visited her
sister, Mrs. E. Alexander, over Sunday.
Garfield Mckay has returned from his
trip to England.-Mrs. Burt Drown, who
went to Springfield, Mass, to visit friends
has returned.
Evansville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. I. Smith have gone to
Caledonia Springs for stop of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron Alexander are re-
joicing over a little son, who arrived last
Thursday.
T. A. Randall has moved on to his farm
in Sheffield. Alfred Trip goes with him
and will help him do his haying.
Miss Elva Kimball of LyndonvilIe is
visiting at j. G. Gray's.-Mrs. N. J. Eddy
is stopping at VIM. Alexander's for
time.
East Charleston,
The remains of Mrs. Mcnamara were
brought here from Berlin last week and
placed in the Buck cemetery beside her
husbands.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at the
vestry next Wednesday forenoon to sew
for the Provonchee children. Dinner at
noon. All come.
Mrs. Oscar Grey and child of Lowell,
Mass, are visiting at H. a. Gray's.-Dan
5treeter from st. Johnsbury, a former
resident here, is in town visiting his
brother, S. c. Streeter.-Mrs. j. Piper and
daughter are spending a few weeks with
relatives in West Derby and Lyndon.
West Charleston.
John Lunderville has taken the town
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. ingalls, are attending sum-
ner school at Hyde Park.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Henry Calkins next Thursday.
The Peoples Telephone Co. is putting in
new switchboar and otherwise repairing
5he line. The central Office will now be at
R. w. Parker's.
The remains of Lewis Shedd, who died
IN Hollis, n. H., were brought here for
nterment last Saturday. Mr.. Shedd was
highly esteemed by all. Much sympathy
IS felt for the family.
Lucy Little of Morgan is visiting Mrs.
David Wilcox.-Mrs. Lennie Abbey of st.
Johnsbury has been visiting at DR.. Getch-
ell's.-Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Pierce of Barton
we're in town last week.-Mr. and Mrs j.
B. Holton are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
NJ. Pickle, at Sweets burg, Canada.
Coventry.
Myra Douglass has gone to Manchester,
Y. H., to visit her sister.
There will be a lawn social at j. P.
Wheelock's next Friday afternoon and
evening.
Twenty five persons attended the sur
Prise visit given Leland Herman last
Wednesday evening.
The remains of Mrs. Orpha Whipple,
widow of the late Silas G. Bean, were
brought here for interment last Thursday.
Henry Howard has let his farm to Joseph |
and moved in to the Kendall |
house at the Center.-Edward Aiken has |
bought farm in Bloomington.
Mrs. May Wright and daughter and |
Helen Branch are visiting in town.-Hen-
y White and wife of Stanstead, P. O., |
lave been visiting at j. p. Wheelock's |
he past week.-Mrs.. Elmira Daggett of |
n. H., is in town.-Mabel Ware |
s home from Woodsville, N. H.-Chester |
PEARSON and wife of Jaffery, N. H., and |
Henry Pearson are visiting S. H. Pearson.
Mrs. Walter Prescott, who has been |
listing her mother, has returned to her |
ZONE in Massachusetts.
There was very pleasant gathering at |
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Thrasher |
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mr.. and |
Grs. Elijah Cowles of Jersey City, who |
AYE come to spend the summer in their |