Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-02

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Hildreth's.-Nr and Mrs. ingalls, and Mr..
and Mrs. Abbott spent Thanksgiving with
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Campbell.
Coventry.
Kate Bean has one TO Dlnvllle 90 teach.
Mr.. Lemuel Nye, an old resident here.
was buried at Irasburgh on Thanksgiving
day.
Mr.. w. Roberts OF Pomfret and Mrs.
Alice Roberts aud child arc visiting rela-
tives here.
Arthur Webster and wife aud RAY Web
ster Of Barton spent Thanksgiving at Al
bert Webster's.
lodge Of Good Templars Is TO be orr
gained here soon. ~Forty-two names are
on the list ready 70 join.
C.. A. Barrows Is in town from Toy
helping 20 care for his father, ". A. Bar
rows, who is in a very critical condition.
The remains OF Hollis Allen we're
brought here for interment in che village
cemetery. Mr.. Allen lived at West
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Nichols recently re-
ceived the news OF the marriags 81 tboir
SON, Hobart OF Ney York 70 Miss ~. p.
Wheeler OF that city.
The MoSIroR Agent viii bs az the Post
office in Coventry Monday Dec. 8th both
afternoon and evening. kindly see him
at that time and arrange for your club
papers.
CARD.-We, the undersigned, wish 90 exc
tend our heartfelt thanks 10 the singers
and all others who SD kindly assisted us al
the funeral OF our brother, Edwin Green.
h. q. AIKEN AND WIFE.
j. G. Gorham has received news OF the
death OF mis- brother, Loren Gorham a.
West Union, Iowa. Hs died Nov. pa OF
pneumonia. He was born and brought up
in this town.
+. G. Williams and family of Newport
spent Thanksgiving at samuel Burbank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Thrasher and Miss
Myra Lewis spent Thanksgiving az Lee
Porter's at Barton Landing.
The w. c. T. u. reading circle will meet
with Mrs. 5. Il. Pearson next Tuesday at
ternoon. Select readings will be given by
Mrs. Thrasher from samantha's Trip
around the World, and reading from the
life of Mary A. Woodbridge by Mrs. Ware.
Let those who have work for the Mercy
Home bring it TO ply the needle while list
ening, also bring contributions. Every
one cordially invited.
TIL union Thanksgiving service held In
the Cong'l vestry was enjoyed by all who
attended. Although there was a fair num-
Der out yet it seemed as though more
might have attended this service as a part
return for the many blessings God has be-
slowed upon his children. The following
program was listened to: Music by Cong'l
choir assisted by A. ID. Thurber; prayer by
Rev. A. Bole; recitation, Myra Lewis;
reading, Mrs. Kate Hancock; song, Kath-
leen Collins; Thanksgiving address by
Rev. 1. p. Chase; music by the choir; bene-
The address by Rev. Mr.. Chase
was a most excellent one.
Although the weather was very unfavor-
able, it was a warm-hearted and genial
company that assembled under the hospit-
able roof Of Mr.. Isaac Reyes last Tuesday
to celebrate The 9Sth birthday OF his mother,
Mrs. Jane Keyes. Among the number
were Rev. and Mrs. r. l.. Shean OF Barton,
who had brayed the storm aud a bad road
to be present. Between thirty and forty
of the mem oers of the w. &. Il. L.. and
friends sat down 70 a dinner Of
chicken pie and other good things, the
last course being the birthday cake, which
was decorated with the name and dates
suitable for the occasion. Mrs. Keyes was
presented with a basket Of fruit. The af-
ternoon was spent in singing old familiar
Rev. Mr.. Bole read from a Bible
DIS years old and prayer was offered by
Rev. Mr.. Sheah. Mrs. Keyes seems very
happy although she has become blind
and is quite deaf. She spends her time
her favorits hymns and Is always
glad to see her friends. she always has a
passage of scripture to go with her "God
bless you" Such childlike faith and trust
are worth going many miles TO see.
CraftsburY.
L. NJ. Gallagher has purchased the shan
non place in the village.
A. IL. Dorman has rented his farm 10 Mr..
Possession given.
Several from here attended the dance at
the Branch Thanksgiving evening.
Lewis Laforrest has gone to Morrisvllle
% work. His family expect to move there
soon.
Mrs. Gilbert suffered a third stroke OF
paralysis last Monday and is very low at
his writing.
Mrs. Manville Grant is quite sick. Her
mother, Mrs. Hamilton, is caring for her.
C. Il. Howard is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anderson moved
Wednesday on to the farm Of the late
H.. Ii. Allen, which they have rented for
i've years.
w. l.. Dow OF Worcester, Mass, was In
-own last Wednesday looking after good
and Mrs. Chas. Ladd spent
rhankanfuInr In tnurn