Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-10-28

government headstones for Joshua Hall.
Levi Mosier, Persons Walters and Ar.
stokes which will be placed In Holland,
Morgan and Charleston cemeteries.
Miss Rachel Piper spent a day I'm this
place calling on friends recentIy.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Hamilton visited at stanstead
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Eaton OF Island
Pond were in town on business last week.
lion. Charles Carpenter OF Derby Line
was In town recently.-Rov. and Mrs. j. r.
Marvin OF Hard wick visited Mrs. Human
and called on other friends last week.-Mrs..
o. l.. Leonard of West Burke and W. Il.
Il. Aldrich of Barton were In town on
business last week.
East Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Buck are rejoicing
over boy baby.
Mrs. Myron Buck from Sutton visited at
Wilson Buck recently.
Jerome Hudson has returned from KAN
sas City with three carloads Of horses.
Al. Moultou and Bion Stevens, who have
been in New York the past summer, re-
turned home last Thursday.
G. B. stoddard aud wife OF Barton and
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Johnsbury spent last week with friends
here.
Mrs. Jane Wyman from West Charleston
has been visiting at NJ. +. Chency's. She
was called 10 West Burke on account OF
her brothers illness but expects 20 move
to this part Of the town later and viii
occupy tne house vacated by Austin
Bushaw. Mr.. Bushaw and family move 10
Derby this week.
Island Pond.
Mrs. L. f. Jones is visiting in Whitman
tic, Conn.
Frank Durham and family have moved
to Portland, Ale.
Mrs. Amelia Thomas OF Philadelphia has
been visiting friends In town.
Mr.. Henry Flint, an aged veteran, has
been awarded back pay amounting to
$4,000.
Harry and Martin Ladd secured a fine
buck last week which weighed $50 pounds
when dressed.
The Epwortn League will give a Rsllow-
cen social at the League parlors on We'd
nesday evening, Oct. 30th.
Coventry.
Miss Mabel Ware has gone 20 Woods
vile, y. II.
Most of those who went from here 70
Boston on the excursion have returned.
w. II. Hanford and Mrs. McMurray
have improved the looks OF their buildings
by fresh coat of paint.
Nelson II. Shepard, who has been spend
ing the past few months in Milford, Mass,
has returned to this place.
John Hancock was kicked by colt last
Wednesday, cutting a bad cash just above
the eye, in which several stitches had 70
be taken.
The Grange social Friday evening was
well patronized. The entertainment was
good, and all seemed TO enjoy themselves,
especially at the repast.
The young people OF the Epworth
League will give Rubber Social" at the
NJ. E. vestry next Friday evening. A
pleasing entertainment will be given. Adj
mission fee, two lbs, or more of old rub
Der OF any kind.
Mrs. Edith Macpherson and son are vis-
ting at +. w. Barlow's.-Mr. Abbott OF
Newport Center has been spending few
days with his friend, b. T.. Goodnough,-
Mrs. j. II. Rogers and son of lrasburg
spent the Sabbath Ia town.
The school social held at the town hall
last Wednesday evening was very well
attended. An interesting entertainment
was furnished, consisting OF music,
tablcaux, and the farce, "rhe Deaf Negro
The latter caused much amusement.
The annual chicken pie supper Of the
w. e. +. L. will be served in the Congre-
gational church vestry next Wednesday
evening. Supper VIII be served from half
past six to eight. Musical and literary
program will follow the supper. Every
body cordially invited.
Craftsbury.
The Eastern Star held its first meeting
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Townsend from johnson is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Curtis from Sheldon visited az Rev.
c. NJ. Stebbins last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. L. Leavitt have gone 20
the PAn-American exposition.
Mrs. Nelson has returned from Boston
with usual amount OF millinery and ladies
furnishing goods.
Charles Larabee returned 20 Massachu-
sets last week after making short visit
to his relatives and friends In this town.
Mrs. Charles Weber gave her Sunday
school class a very pleasant entertainment
at her home last Thursday evening. The
children were made happy by the
many amusing things that came into their
sports. All this combined with the boun-
tiful repast furnished by their hostess
made this an occasion long 10 be remem-