Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-08-25

with many good wishes for success in life.
East Charleston.
A prize speaking contest will be held at
the church Wednesday evening of this
week under the auspices of the Reading
Circle.
Coventry.
Mrs. L. r. Guild is some better.
Orville Hancock has gone to camp-meet
ing.
S. Standish's little boy has the whooping-
cough.
Mrs. S. G. Percival is home from Bolton
Springs.
The schools in town will begin Monday,
Sept. LIST.
E. GLADDEN. and wife have gone to Fairfax
on visit.
Eliza Parker has gone to Portland, Me.
on a visit.
Mrs. Eunice Gray has had her buildings
newly shingled.
DR.. O. E. landlord of Hardwick is visit
ing his parents here.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Rush Patrick Aug. IT,
visiting his brother, Hollis Thrasher,
Asa, Orville, William and John Hancock
are attending campmeeting at Lyndonville.
Mrs. G. Portens and daughter returned
to their home in Malone, n. Y, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hitchcock have gone
to New Hampshire to visit their children.
Charles Smiths brother Frank brought
h "A
recently
The Grange picnic came off as advertised
last Wednesday. Quite number attended
and report an enjoyable time.
Storrs E. Lyman was pronounced insane
by Drs. Bogue and Badger last Wednesday
and taken to Waterbury asylum on Thurs
day by e. Niles.
The Epworth League has been invited to
hold sociable at Mrs. e. Aiken's next
Friday evening. It is hoped good num-
Der will be present.
There will be no services at the Congre-
gatlonal church for the next three Sun
days. The pastor, Rev. A. s. Bole, goes to
Yellowstone Park to spend his vacation.
A. B. Rowiey of Richford lectured in the
town hall last Thursday evening for the
benefit of Clement, the would ex-governor.
The Newport Harmony band was in
attendance.
At the republican rally last Friday even
ing the speakers were Lawyer Redmond, 81.
f. Graham and Hon. Frank Pl1mley. Mr..
Markham, the campaign singer, added much
| to the meeting. The orchestra rendered
fine music.
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| The repub lican rally Wednesday was all
right. asa1a3a vac iFsa ssoI streets
Mrs. Ella Ellis is visiting her mother,
| Mrs. Sabin.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve dinner
on election day.
Tia Patterson is spending few days with
friends in Johnson.
Mr.. George Simpson has returned to his
home in Hazardvllle, Conn.
Dell Spaulding has finished moving his
house and barn on to the new site.
Mrs.J. Kerr has gone to w hitman, Mass
and vicinity for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Emma Dorman Mckinley of Lowell
Mass, is visiting at A. Fl. Dorman's.
Mrs. Minnie Hoyt Hill and children are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs D. F
Hoyt.
i Miss Lampher has finished work at Rev
1 c. M. Stebbins and returned to her hom,
at North Hyde Park. rrse s ll
Harold Keir who has been spending th'
summer here has returned to his home a
White River Junction.
Ben Kaiser, who has been visiting hi
uncle, w. P. Kaiser, returned to his hom
in Stowe last Saturday.
A Paddock will be at the post office il
this village Friday afternoon, Aug. 18th
to receive taxes, this is a good opportunit.
TO save the discount on taxes.
East Craftsburv.
Mrs. Nettie B. Shedd spent few days il
town last week.
Henry Andrus cut his knee quite badl,
one day last week.
Miss Alice Seaver is attending camp
meeting in Barre.
Miss Nina and Master Harry Duttol
have returned to Portsmouth, N. IL.
Miss Espeth Patterson, trained nurse
has gone to Barton Landing, where sh
has employment.
A number of the friends of Miss Lind
Wiley gave her pleasant surprise part
last Saturday afternoon.
Alex Shields and daughte Annie accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert and famil
are spending a week in Barnet.
A. Paddock, town treasurer, will he q
the post Office here, Friday, Aug. 80, at /
a. m. to receive takes. Pay them now an
save the discount.
A G. E. ''swap' social was held at Mis-
Minnie Savers last Monday evening, Aus
49, Ice-cream and cake were served an
all enjoyed a very pleasant time.
North Craftsbury.
Pay your taxes now, and take advantag
of the discount.
The four ladies from Williamantic, Conn
t who have been boarding at A. B. Pike
2 left for their home last FRIDAY