Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-08-12
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been visiting relatives here.-J. NJ. Smith
and wife visited in Sheffield last week.
Mr.. Patch from the south is visiting at
Rev. c. G. Gorse's.-Myrtie and Maynard
Alexander have returned from their visit
to Plymouth n. II.
East Burke.
Clarence Root is very sick with lung and
heart trouble.-Harrie Gregory is home /
from the White Mountains.--Mrs. Nellie
(Hubbard) Casweu and her hus band, of /
Som erville, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Cas-
Wells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hub I
BARD. P. Stafford and wife have gone
to Utica, New York, and Montreal, Cana 4
da, on a few weeks visiting trip.-Mrs.
Jonathan Jenkins returned home from 4
Spring feld, Mass, last week, where she
has been for the last few months helping I
care for her son, who is sick with con-
sumption.-C Newell's daughter, of I
Springfield, Mass, is visiting at DR.. Alva
Jenkins Mrs. Eleanor Phippins is doing !
an extensive job Of repairing on her
buildings.-Dr. Frank Farmer of the I
Waterbury Asylum is making brief visit !.
at his home at Belmont farm.-There was 4
a large party of young people gathered at !
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Anger last I
Tuesday evening. They took their music !
with them and enjoyed fine time until I
the ''wee sma hours" miss Lillian Smith, J
of Methuen, Mass, is spending her vaca- I
ton with her uncle, Walter Counter.
Hardwick.
Walter Doe of Maquoketa, Iowa, was in !
town recently.
DR.. and Mrs. Q. E. Hanford have returned
from their vacation.
Several from this town have been camp
ing at Caspian Lake, Green boro. :
Mrs. G. H. Bickford and son have re-
turned from Atlantic City, N. J. Z
j. H. McLoud and wife have gone to J
Peaks Island, Me, for few weeks. 9
East Hardwick.
E. c. Little shot a blue heron which
measured six feet from tip to tip of it's :
wings. z
Caledonia Grunge gave reception to w. Z
L. Dow and wife Monday evening. Mr..
Dow left Tuesday for Worcester and Mrs. !
Dow will go soon. {
Mrs. McIntyre's little boy, two and one {
half years old, wandered from the home of
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank {
Eastman, Saturday night. The neighbors s
were notified and search was kept up all {
night. Sunday morning he was found in 3
the pasture asleep, evidently none the q
worse for having spent the night out.
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Several people have been in st. Johns 4
bury as witnesses on the Tanner case.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the Free 9
Baptists parsonage last Friday afternoon
and evening. .
viii Peck has returned from Worcester
Mass. where he went on account of his
fathers illness. 4
Aaron Jones of Indiana, master of the
national grange, will give an address in
the LyndonvilIe grove Saturday, August
18th.
Ira Davis visited his daughter in West
Derby recently .-Mrs. Susan Fessendep, ex-
president of the Massachusetts, w. c. 7. L.
spoke in the NJ. E. church last Sunday
morning Roxy Holden viii go to Mont
pelier next week to visit her sister.-NIrs
0. Il. Jenness spent Saturday and Sunday
wit her son Bert in Barton.-NIiss Alice
Jenness spent last week in Wheelock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Gray and daughter
Cora of Derby were in town over Sunday.
Miss Sarah Mcclellan was the guest of
Mrs. w. J. Smith last week.-Mrs.. Prescott
will move into a. J. Griffin's tenement
5. Roberts has his sister Rena who have
been visiting here returned to their home
last Saturday.-Ethel Gray has been staying
with her father, Percival Gray, through fl
haying. al
The Misses Annie and Myra Townsend
No |
Asa Barber for q few days.-Mrs. Hiram
Cleveland and daughter visited Mrs. VIII
liam Lanson recently.-Mr. Wylie Willard
and wife and Harry Davis and lady are at 81
Lake camping Mrs. Al
bertus Hall and baby are at Island Pond
visiting her father and other relatives Z"
The arrival Of that grandson causes a
broad smile on the face of Bert Whitney.
Congratulations.-Ge George Gifin and wife l
are among the new arrivals. They are
stopping with their uncle, Mr.. Albert
Giffin.-Mr. Frank George and his es- u
Unable wife have gone to Canada to live. y
While we are sorry to have them leave we
wish them prosperity in their new home.
Sutton.
H. A. Blake, town clerk Of Sutton, in
formed your correspondent that there was
time about fifty years ago when there
we're eighty persons by the name of Blake
N town; and one whole page was reserved "
Tor those who bore the name who were
listed there. Now there is only one per-
son, namely himself by that name in town.
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Sam Drake and wife are enjoying a car
,iage trip to Cambridge and Burlington
Moses Miles and wife are visiting in Barton.