Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01

returned to her home at Barton Landing.
Mrs. Charles Hilliard and son Lee, are
home from West Burke and Lyndon,
where they have been visiting.-Mr. and
Mrs. Will Stott visited at Frank Wells
last week. Mrs. Wells is little better
Miss Lizzie Maxwell is home from w. b.
Strong's where she spent several weeks
Mrs. Sumner Warner and daughter of
Sheffield visited Mrs. Betsey Pierce last
week.-Mrs.. Lucius Lund went to Stowe
last week to visit relatives.
Evansville.
E. Foster is repairing his mill.
Alison Marshall is to move to Barton
Landing.
II. Foster has been quite sick but is able
to be out.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll ID. Lance and little
Ruby Vail are visiting at the NJ. e. par
sonage.
Mr.. Thomas McKiver from Melbourne,
P. Q. is visiting friends here-B. j. Carter
has gone to Malone, N. Y.
Harry Bickford is smiling this week over
an eight and one-half pound girl. Mrs.
Hill, mother of Mrs. Bickford is here car
ing for her daughter.
The Twentieth Century Rally will be held
| in the M. E. church next Thursday, services
commencingat 2 p. m. and z so p. m. Rev.
]. A. Dixon, Rev. w. G. Johnson and Rev.
Mr.. Knapp will address the meeting.
Everybody cordially invited.
The third quarterly communion service
will be held in the M. e. church next Sun
day,service commencing with love feast
at ten O'Clock. Preaching and administra-
ton of the Lords Supper at 10:45 by Rev.
j. o. Sherburn, Presiding Elder.
East Charleston,
Congratulations to Mr.. and Ms. Ward
Chase.
Mrs. Nellie Brainard has returned to her
home in Everett, Mass.
Cora Batchelder has gone to Island Pond
to work in the Essex House.
Mrs. Martha Davis is making quite ex-
tensive repairs on her house greatly inn
proving it.
Ed. Batchelder and wife spent part of
last week visiting relatives in Canada
j. c. Stevens of st. Johnsbury was here
last week visiting his parents and calling
ON friends.
Quite large number attended the lecture
on"Fraternity' the church. At it's close
it was decided to organize a camp of Mod
ern Woodmen. DIR. Cushman was appoint
ed local examiner.
West Charleston.
Mr.. Mcclure of Bradford is at work in
Goodwin's blacksmith shop.
Ward Chase has bought the E. K. Lord
farm in Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Campbell spent last
week in West Derby with their daughter,
Mrs. Abbott.
q. w. d. Reeds barn was struck by
lightning last Thursday morning and with !
its contents was totally destroyed by fire. |
Parties from Island Pond have been here |
the past week repairing the Goodwin fiume |
which was carried out in the high water
last spring.
The ladies of the Baptist society will |
serve harvest supper at the G. A. r. hall |
Tuesday evening, Oct. End, from to 8 |
o'clock. Bill 20 cts. For families 10 cents
each. All invited.
Rena Hall and. Mary Reaves of Island |
Pond spent Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. Geo. Parker of Derby Line is stop
ping with Mrs. William Parker.-Mr. Carl
ton of Portland, Maine, spent Sunday in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. WILDER Leland of
Montpelier visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. Ina Callahan and children from
New Hampshire are visiting relatives here.
CraftsDurV.n. 81 ~ as.t.s
Alex Calderwood is repairing j. t. Urie's
mouse. ~ st gags 9Ft
j. w Gilbert has returned from his
vacation and resumed work. s.os
j. E. Allen and wife left last Monday for
a few weeks visit. in the West. ts:n,.l
Merton f. Anderson and Miss Elsie
Shute were married last Thursday, Rev.
j. c. Taylor performing the ceremony.
Congratulations,
A. Paddock, town treasurer, will be at
the post office here the afternoon of Fri
day, Oct. 9Th to receive taxes. See him at
this time and pay your taxes.
Mrs. Lydia Williams Brown from. New
bury is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. A. Pat
Hart and children from
Maine are visiting frien DIS in this vicinity.
Prof. P. A. Perrin of Hyde Park will
deliver temperance lecture at the s. r.
Lathe schoolhouse Saturday evening, Oct.
9Th also the following Sunday Afternoon.
1t is hoped there will be good attendance.
Twelve ladies from this Union responded
to the invitation given by Mrs. Sarepta
Vance of Albany to meet the Glover w. 9.
T. u. at her home last Tuesday. The day
was fine and everything united to make
this a delightful occasion. Among the
special attire we would mention the