Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-21
w est Charleston.


Henry Wilder is driving the stage
Verna Griffin is sick with bilious fever.
Curtis Norton of Gorham, N. H., is visit
ing in town.
Mr.. Lowell and Mr.. Morgan of Coaticook,
were in town last week.
Allen Niles and L. P. Brooks of Derby
were in town last week.
nj. F. Hackett, M. p of Stanstead was at
the Travellers Home last week.
Ed. Eastman has arrived home from
Montana with twenty-five horses. ~
| W. Ell. Calkins is having his house paint
ed. G. w. D. Reed is doing the work
| DR.. and Mrs. Kepdrick spent few days
last week visiting relatives in Glover.
Mrs. Ben Townsend of West Derby
spent Su nday with her sister, Mrs. Cush-
man.
! Mrs. Fannie Ramsdell of Groveton, N. H.,
is stopping with her father, Mr.. Charles
\ Church.
Edwin Wilson has bought of Mr.. Parker
his stock of goods and will take immediate
possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg and son, Amorv,
from Massachusetts are visiting at Henry
Camphell's.
Porter H. Dale. o. S. Elton, L. A. Cobb,
and S. S. Sweeney of Island Pond spei a
| day in town last week.
Mrs. Luvia Lucas and her daughters from
Wyoming are visiting Mrs. Lucas's uncle,
Mr.. George Hamilton.
HI. E. CHANNEL, R NJ. Arkley and A. M.
Thompson were in town recently in the
interest of the Electric Light Co.
Archie Cummings and his bride are
spending their honeymoon with his mother
and other friends In this town.
Mrs John Griffin died July Is. The de-
ceased was member of the F. B. church
and was held in esteem by all her friends
The funeral was held ct he house Thurs
day, Rev j. d. Waldron oficiat ng
Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Morse of st. johns
bury were in town Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Morse's ter Mrs. Holton
who died Friday. Mr.. Morse is a charter
member of the Congn church here, and
was the first missionary sent to Bulgaria
Re preached in the CongI church here
yesterday.
|
Welchvile, Maine, aud is published by
request:
For any years e. w. Young has lair
on an invalid's bed. The visit of
brother member of Zion Lodge is to hin
like array of sunshine on a rainy day
: Asked recently to give an account of hi
Masonic experience, the following are hi
own words as nearly as can be remem
bered: 81 was raised in Clyde Lodge
i | No. rs, F. & A. NJ, in the town of W es
Charlesten, Orleans county, Vermont sast
) only twenty-five dollars, but now it is fifty
The river Clyde runs through the town
and the lodge was named after it, To 1871
[ located in Detroit, and in 1871 aft liatet
with Zion Lodge. AS I look back for 8
2 wears, can see MANY changes, both in tn
work, but every year Old Zion grow
attend tue lodge in person, but
am always with it in spirit, ant
y have not vet given up hope that some da,
:. I will yet see the smiling conferences o
my brot ers in the lodge room. '.Afte
!. travelling for 35 years due east, am hei
living helpless on my back, ght in tn
prime of life, having spent forture to &c
relief. Now my money is all gone, nu.
am here here just the same, and in END 7
keep up my courage and am firm in tn
hope that some day l may be able to visi
Il the lodge again. I watch for the Zao
NeaUs every month. 1t is great help an
o. comfort to me. for the news the brother
forget to tell me 1 can get through GU
bright little paper"
Island Pond.
q Miss Ella Moye is passing Der vacatio
in Maine.
It Mr.. Geo A. Cane was i'll last week br
is now coneaIescent.
e H. n. Brewer, of st. Louis, No., he
been ia town of late.
8 Miss Kate Chadwick of Maiden, Mass,
in town for vacation.
$ Mrs. Geo. HI. Fitzgerald of Portland
Me-, is staying at the Lakeview.
: The Essex County Summer School fe
teachers wilt be held here July 18th
y Aug. 9th
Frank w. Morse and family Brocl tor