Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-15

Friday evenings beginning this week, July
10.
West Charleston.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. John |
Bullocks last week.
Last Sunday five persons united with the
Congregational church.
Mr.. Wiley has moved 10 New Hampshire
Sorry to lose so estimable a family.
Mr.. ingalls,, who has been stopping at
Henry Campbell's has returned TO his home.
Mr.. Clarence Ewens OF Morgan has pur-
chased and moved on 10 the Fifeld place.
The Congregational church has recently
organized Y. p. s. Z. +. OF twenty-five
members.
Cora Dudley Is at work at the Lake
House at Newport.-Miss Mabel Wilson II
at work at DIR. Cummings az Derby Ctr.
AT the union services at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday evening Rev.
b. S. Maben viii lecture on the subject of
temperance, using DIR. Kellogg's charts
and pictures to illustrate the effects Of
alcohol and tobacco upon the human sys-
tenn. Seats free. All invited.
Mrs. Henry Dryer and children have
gone to Coventry to visit Mrs. Dryers
parents and other relatives. They will be
gone several weeks-Hannah Eley Is home
from Newport.-Mr. and Mrs. r. w. CUT
ting of Barton were at the Travellers Home,
July 12th.-Myrtle Blake of Morgan haa
been visiting at John Eley's.-Mr. and Mrs
a visit.-Mrs. Mamie Norton from Gorham
is stopping with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Bracket.
Island Pond.
Landlord Dyer OF this place had a tele-
gram Wednesday ordering dinner for sixty
persons. When the train from the west
arrived sixty female teachers from Wis
consin alighted, called on Mr.. Dyer and
partook of his royal fare. Later they all
boarded a train for some Of the sea-shoro
towns of Maine where they will rusticato
for time during their vacation.
o. L. Mansur has moved bis stock of
goods 10 his new store on Cross st.
Martin Rennell, Jr. and Alfred n. Amea
will arrive home from the Philippines
soon. They have been in active service
during the past year.-Edward Dunn,
brakeman employed by the Grand Trunk
r. r. Co., was crushed between the coup
lings of two cars last Tuesday morning and
died in a few hours. His parents, who re-
side in Groyeton, ". H., were notified inn
mediately bat they did not reach here un
til after his death. The deceased was about
eighteen years OF age.
Coventry.
VIM. Barrows Is having quite a serious
time with his eyes.-Mrs. Bertha Fuller
very III.
Luther Guild has just received the SAD
news OF the death OF his only brother
Newton. He died OF consumption az Jen
kins, Minnesota.
Mrs. Milliat Gray Is in town.-Clarence
Perry is home from Massachusetts,. II,
talks of remaining at home.-Mrs. Caro-
Bickford and Eben stevens OF South Bar
ton are at home. Their mother Is 10 yerS
feeble health.-Mrs. Stella soule an1
daughter Of Boston are visiting at Ches
ney Brooks.
Geo. b. Nichols OF this town and Mis-
Jennie d. Larned of Belvidere were mar
ried at Camp Idlewild, Lake Hosmer, Jul
9TH. The wedding took place upon tht
cottage veranda, overlooking the lake, and
the ceremony was performed by Rev. A
G. Austin of Albany. John Mulligan o
Lowell acted as best man and Miss Luli
Barnard of Belvidere as bridesmaid. Goa
CALCULATIONS are extended.
CraftsburY.
Craftsbury Grange viii hold a box socia
T,Hs e. "a
OF the Grange building Association, ca
ladies Will furnish boxes. There is to be
fine for all members not present and buy
ing boxes. After the usual exercises and
supper there will be a promenade for al
who wish.
East Craftsbury.
Miss Mary Paddock organized a singing
class here for the young people last FRIDAY
evening.-Mrs. Henry Dutton and sons re
turned TO Lyndonville last Friday Maud
NIacomber has returned home from soutl
Barton where she has been teaching
Archie Macomber was at home for Ia
Fourth.-Professor Conant, wife and soi
spent Friday at Mr. @. w. simpsons.
Derby.
Mrs. Henry o. wooley is quite IN witt
typhoid fever.
Rev. Mr.. Bell OF West Derby supplied
the Cong. pulpit during Rev. Mr.. small
a bsence.
The body of Mrs. Albert A. Silver, Jr.
was brought here from Cam bridge, Mass
and inferred in the family lot.
Rev. w. &. johnson, wife and daughte
oi Barton are visiting az w. NJ. Taylor's
Judge and Mrs. Fletcher from Holland
visited in town last Week.-Mrs. Edit