Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-23

the district meeting of the Knights of
Pythias at Lyndonville June IL and report
very pleasant time.
The Ladies' Aid Society has done well the
past year, having raised S103.4O. The
Methodist society has reason to feel very
grateful for the good work done.
1t is reported that Mr.. 9. S. Foster of
this place has an excellent place IN one of
the incest land largest hotels in Boston,
Young's lhotel. Mr.. Foster is a fine
young man and we are greatly pleased
with his future prospects.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society held last Thursday at Mrs. l.. A.
browns the following officers were elected:
Mrs. L. A. Drown, Pres; Mrs. j. G. Gray,
1st Vice Pres; Mrs. J. L. Marshall, I'd Vice
Pres; Mrs. Nancy Eddy, Sd Vice Pres.
Mrs. M. 81. Drown Sec., Mrs. Myron Alex
ander, Treas.
The Children's Day services held in the
M. E. church last Sunday were well attend
ed. About forty-five children took part
in the exercises. All the different parts
were we'll rendered and showed that a
great amount of work had been done by
the committee. Good music was furnished
by the choir and with few fitting rem arks
by the pastor it was justly said we never
had more pleasant Children's day.
East Charleston.
Miss Orissa Canning has returned to her
work in st. Johnsbury.
Wilson Buck and wife visited in New :
port Center over Sunday.
Daniel Streeter of st. Johnsbury visited
his brother, Earl Streeter, last week.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet in the
vestry Wednesday, June 10Th, for dinner.
Miss Ethel Lougee of Island Pond was
the guest OF Martha Stevens several days
last week.
Ross Moran and Miss Ina Richard of
Derby visited at the home of r. P. Stevens
June 18th.
Will Whitman returned to New York
June 18th; his sister May accompanied
him, to visit few days.
Loren Brainard of Lowell, Mass, visited
his father-in-law, Mr.. Streeter, last week
Mr.. Brainard was accompanied by friend
The story of Miss Ellen M. Stone will
be told next Sunday afternoon by the Rev,
b. s. Maben at the church. All are invited
West Charleston.
! David Cook has M we'd into the Georg G
Daggett house.
Two deer were seen near Arthur Kidder's
house last week.
Ed. Lake of North Troy was ir town last
week on business.
Miss Edith Davis OF East Charleston was
in town last week.
Mrs. Una Wiley has returned to he1
home in Barton Landing.
A Modern Woodmen Lodge is soon tc
be organized in this place.
John Ely has moved his family into the
lower floor of his tenement. f
Bert Lyon is home from Warren, N. II.
where he has been in store.
Ben Townsend is now driving the even
ing stage from here to Newport.
Wilmer Brackett has been disabled with
a sore finger, caused by green paint.
Bert Wallace of Island Pond has pur-
chased Leo McClure's blacksmith shop.
Norman Eastman is having his buildings
painted. Charles Chase is doing the work
A. W. Lyon is building hen house, one
hundred and fifty feet long, on the island
Clarence Wheeler is having his hous,
painted. G. w. D. Reed is doing the work
Ernest Mcclure had his shoulder hur
by being thrown from bicycle last Sun
day.
Mrs. Burnie Gray went to Barton
recently to attend the wedding of he
sister.
Children's Day exercises will be held a
the Congregational church next Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Nelson Hardy has been entertain
ing her father an m other, Mr.. and Mrs
Jacobs from Canada.
Mrs. Charles Human, who spent tn
winter in California, visited Mrs. Glenn m i
Armstrong and other friends recently.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. Waldron enter
tanned guests from DanviIle recently
They were joined in matrimony while here
Mr.. and Mrs. ingalls, of Hyde Park an
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Abbott of West Derb
visited their parents, Mr.. and MRS. Henri
Campbell, recently.
: There was birthday party at the Rev
B. s. Maben's for their children, Bennit
t who is eleven years old, and Ruth, who
five years old. About fifty children we1
t present. They were very happy littl
company and greatly enjoyed the cak'
lemonade, candy and oranges.
q The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robel
i Parker was the scene of a duiet weddin.
J. June IA, when their daughter Nettie ws
r married to Mr.. Leo Mcclure. The cere
J. mony was performed by the Rev. j. I
Waldron. Only few near relatives we
9 present. The bride has passed most of b.
q life in this town and is a most amiab
!, young lady. Mr.. Mcclure has for sever
q years been a resident of this village and
q young man highly respected. A bount
full collation. was served, consisting OF ic
J. cream and cake and several kinds of We
IS choice fruit. They will make their hon
|, in Bradford, where Mr.. Mcclure will ca