Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-10-14

marks were made by the Grand officers
Md others. This chapter starts off with
ight prospects.
Hast Craftsbury.
#Afiss Zelda A. Snow, who has been spend
Nv her vacation with her aunt, Miss E. g..
feheII. has returned to her home in
APWell, Mass.
Acrby.
Nv. s. Robbins was in Jay on business
Ht week.
H. Bryant and daughter Grace of Hol-
bad visited at Chas. Clark's last week.
H. veraI from this place attended the c.
MI bailey at Newport Friday aftern con and
Nening.
MChas. Searles has returned from Boston
handing to go into partnership with his
Nther in the meat business.
|nIr. Wallace has moved from the Bates
Nnement into one of Chas. Doody's and is
Mining horses for Alva Davis.
NDr Cummings, Elmer Silver and Mr..
own have been enjoying weeks hunt
MI and fishing at Holland pond.
HEollis Blay has been putting new found
IONS under his house on the Charleston
lad and Friday night dedicated it with
bnce.
NMr. Albert Silver, Jr. has purchased Mr..
NEST Allbee's residence and it is reported
Mat he will convert it into two model
Nnement houses.
The students and other young people
Mjoyed a social Wednesday evening given
Nj honor of Miss Edith Bates who left for
'bE York Thursday night.
Miss Helen Page spent the Sabbath at
N home in Troy.-Dr. G. V. Bogue was
town last Week.-Mrs. Gertrude Pike of
brby Line was in town Friday calling on
ENDS.
Aerby Line and vicinity.
Miss Emma Adams of Coaticook has been
Sting friends in this vicinity.
The corner stone of the Pierce memorial
|ll was laid Oct. 9TH, with appropriate
Hercises.
MRS. G. R. CaswelI has returned from
and will spend the winter
Derby Line.
bon. e. c. Colby and family, who have
en abroad during the past year have
burned home.
The corner stone of the Haskell Library
b be laid Tuesday, Oct. 18th, with Ma
mic ceremonies.
Miss Marie Patenande died Tuesday
ght of typhoid fever. Miss Patenande
Nj been attending the convent. Her sis
III ,lwho had also been attending the school,
Rrted Wednesday for st. Paul, Mimi,
tn the remains.
hOver.
bphn Mathie went to Manchester, n. H.,
Il week.
Mrs. G. S. Parker and son are visiting in
N Johnsbury and Lunenburg.
George McGaffey is repairing the build
& which he formerly used as a store.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
an on the birth of their little daughter.
Rev. E. w. Pierce will preach at The
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Wiley are away for
N weeks visiting relatives in Massachu-
Its.
Leo Wilson has taken his fathers farm
year and his father has moved to the
Srling place.
Remember the auction sale of personal
Pperty at the w. o. Gray place, Tuesday,
La % at O'Clock D. M
rhe Epworth League topic for Tuesday
Rning is ''Dark Days and their Lessons"
d. 10Y: lis. Leader, Mrs. S. n. Clark.
bix ladies took dinner with Mrs. Sumner
Nbdgett last Tuesday. The sum of their
Bs, including Mrs. BIodgett's, mounted
.b75 years.
DE. Templeton was called to Westmore
Hhrsday night to see Mrs. r. II. Cheney
10 is very i'll in her summer home near
.eardson hotel.
Two double teams filled with Barton
.ademy students passed through here
81 Thursday evening on their way to a
tty at Burleigh Sherburne's.
hr. and Mrs. James Walker, Mr.. and
5. Irwin Walker and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
bIker attended the funeral of Mrs. Noyes ,,
NJ Newport last Thursday.
Mrs. G. s. Phillips invited the little folks
The village to meet in the Cong1 vestry |
10 Saturday afternoon to celebrate the |
Nthday of her little son George. A very
ppy afternoon was spent.
fever has broken out in the con-
Bit at Stanstead where the two daughters |
pohn Mathie have been attending school |
p the pupils have all been sent home. !
e nun has died and the convent is closed |
N the present.
est Glover.
Irs. Theodore Wright is stopping with |
j son Charles.
clayton Magoon of Greensboro spent the |
bbath with Clark Borland.