Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-23

Miss Ethel Frazier from New Hampshire
as come to board with her aunt, Mrs. E.
tratton, and attend the academy.
East Craftsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Young are the
hppy parents of little daughter.
Mrs. Campbell and son, Foster. of Shelf
'eld visited friends here last week.
There has been no school here for the
st two days on account of the sickness of
be teacher.
Mrs. FindIay and daughter have return
z from Connecticut, where they have
ZEN visiting few weeks.
Mrs. w. E. Bailey's many friends viii
f glad to learn that she is steadily i'm
foving.-Mr. Will Morey is suffering
ON an attact of tonsilitis.
DR.. Jay Seavey of New Haven, Conn.
bent last week with his sisters, Misses
Iinnie and Alice Seavy, but has now re-
Ilrned to New Haven accompanied by his
title son Norman who spent the summer
b this place.
Orth CraftSbury.
EIOIdCC OOuSldSS Is his nOu0 1OE
few days.
The Albany and East Hardwick ball
Fams splayed here last Saturday, score Is
b in favor of Albany.
Williams, and is assisting her in her fall
ork for few weeks.
Walter Wheeler, since selling out his
|raying business, has obtained work at the
reamery at Mill Village.l
A social of the academy students, the
rst of the season, was held at the academy
all last Monday evening.
Miss Sarah Miller, who has been spend
hg the summer here, returned to her home
b Philadelphia last Saturday.
Frank Cass of Lowell, Mass, is spending
week here. When he returns he expects
ID take his family with him to their new
pme.
Prof. John Colburn, of Newport, was in
bwn Saturday, looking after his new cot
hge which he has been building at Hos
her Pond.
N MIR. an Mrs. Ransom of East Hardwick
we're called to our village by the severe ill
v ess of their grandchild, Mrs. Fred Chand-
hrs daughter.
N Miss Tinling who speaks at the Cong'l
5hurch next Sunday, is to give an address
b the NJ. E. Ichurch at the south village
3aturday evening.
Rev. c. H. Morse preached sermon on
he late President Mckinley Sunday, Sept.
18th, and memorial services were held in
ne Cong. church Thursday ievening.
N The children and relatives of Mrs.
Angustus Paddock gave her a surprise
&arty Tuesday evening, the 18th instant
Though the date was little belated, the
karty was intended in honor of her birth
Iay.
m Mr.. George Chase is preparing to move
hto his new building this fall. The store
nd living apartments are to be heated by
urnace, which was put in last week. The
building, when finished, will we'll match
1r. Stevens fine block en- the corner, a s
d will be thoroughly equipped with all
hodern conveniences. -.-, ,.---.
E Gertrude Graham, twelve year old daugh-
er of Mrs. Fred Chandler, was taken
eriously ill last Wednesday. Drs. Dustan
nd Bailey held consultation Thursday,
nd pronounced her trouble case of infia-
patton of the spinal cord. Miss Graham
led Sunday noon. A prayer service was
Aeld Monday at 1 o'clock p. m, which was
blended by her schoolmates. The remains
we're taken to East Hardwick for interment.
Rev. c. o. Gill spent last Monday night
t the home of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Morse.
Mr.. Gill brought stereopticon which he
has generously offered to loan to the Or
cans County conference, for use by the
shurches of the conference in displaying
Fiews of mission fields in Turkey and Bull
karia. Mr.. Morse, as missionary secretary
IF the conference, has charge of the instru
8nent.
Some of the citizens of our village, feel
1ng the Importance of having some fire
protection, have decided to invest in half
hozen Underwriters fire extinguishers.
bne or two parties outside the village have
Improved the opportunity to purchase ex-
ginguishers at a reduced rate in connection
With the same order. These extinguishers
re simple in working, very effective, never
ket out of order from long standing, and
re believed to be the best thing of the
lind made. They are extensively used by
ire companies throughout the country.
The pastor, Mr.. Morse leaves this week
or his vacation, and expects to be gone
hree Sabbaths. Provision for services on
lwo of the Sabbaths has been made as fol-
|ows: Miss T1nling, of London, Eng, who
i visiting in this country representing the
Worlds W.! G. T. u, will speak at the
Eong'I church next Sunday morning, the
both inst. Rev. M. Winslow Farman of
Westfield, known as 'the blind preacher, !"
will occupy the pulpit Oct. 18th. There
will be no services Oct, 6. The prayer
meetings on Thursday evenings will be
maintained, leaders from the congregation