Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-24

Miss Edith Hudson is spending her va
cation in Rutland where she went to at
tend the wedding of friend.
The Reading Circle is to have charade
party in vestry hall with refreshments, |
Wednesday evening, Dec. 3rd. Ladies are |
invited to bring cake.
The Counter Bros. of West Burke have
bought the steam portable sawmill of Mr..
Wyman and have moved their families
here and will occupy the F. B. Lang house.
Cards are out announcing the annual
Thanksgiving ball at the Union House,
Thursday evening, Nov. ~. Music, Bar
ton orchestra. The usual large company
and an excellent time is anticip ated.
West Charleston.
Schools resume work Dec. list, with the
same corps of teachers.
Mr.. Cleary of Derby has moved into
Mrs. Parker's tenement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Allbee have returned
to their home in New York city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Will Reed have gone to
Lyndon to visit Mrs. Reeds sister.
Eva Parlin visited her brother, DR.. Par
lin OF Barton Landing, last week.
John Foster has moved from the Parker
tenement into the Hildreth tenem emit.
Mrs. John Eley has gone to Island Pond
for few weeks for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Wiley have re-
turned to their home Ia Barton Landing.
Mr.. Thomas Ewens, who has been In
very poor health for some time, is now
failing.
Rev. Mr.. Boardman has arrived and
occupied the Congregational pulpit last
Sunday.
Mr.. Norman Brown of Morgan has
bought Mr.. James Crawford's house in
this village.
Glen Lunderville is home from Grove
land, N. H., where he has been stopping
with his aunt.
Elder Newell of Lyndon has been here
meetings, with very good results.
Mr.. Charles Church has returned from
visit to Bloomington and Albany, bring
ing bride with him. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ramsdell, who have
been stopping at Mr.. Church's, have re-
turned to their home at Groveton, n. Fl.
Miss Anna Chaplin of Enosburgh Falls
and Miss Myrtle Chsmberlin of Newport
were guests of Rev. and Mrs. j. D. Waldron
| last week.
Mr.. Eastman aud Mr.. Ruiter are home
from their hunting trip in Maine, bring
ing with them two nice deer, beside some
other smaller game.
Mr.. o. s. Eaton of Island Pond was
quite severely hurt last Friday while at
work near the power house. DIR. Gatchell
was called to dress the wounds.
One OF the prettiest!weddings of the
season, characterized by a quiet simplicity,
occurred Wednesday evening, Nov. 12th b,
at the home of Mrs. Allbee, at which time
and place Miss Elfeda Ruiter was united
in marriage to Lemuel R. Allbee. There
were present only the relatives and a few
intimate friends. Tue marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. J. D. Waldron,
after which tempting wedding collation.
was served. The bride and groom were
liberaly rememb ered withholding pres
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Allbee both have q
host of friends and are worthy the esteem
and good will of the community. The
happy coupe left on the midnight train
for Boston and New York.
Island Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Webster visit THU
week in Manchester, N. Fl.
Jere Chase recently fell near the depo
dislocating both bones at the elbow
Harry Brown has gone to the Main,
General Hospital where he will und ergo al
operation.
The Epworth League has arranged for
series of literary meetings to be held tn
coming months. The programs are to con
sist of readings, debates and talks by bust
ness and professional men upon subjects il
. connection with their lines of work.
Coventry.
Mrs. Rose Powers is much better.
81. G. Dane is repairing the hotel hall.
The whooping- cough seems to be spread
ing.
Mrs. Rose Powers is recovering from he
illness.
Mabel Ware is visiting friends in Mas
sachusetts.
ing cough.
Leon Litchfield is having a serious tim
with his throar.
Edgar Smith has gone to North Wood
stock, N. H., on a visit.
Mrs. III. G. Nichols has gone to Ney
York city to visit her son Herbert.
Effie Smith has returned to North Wood
stock, N. H., to teach the primary school
Mrs. Alice Conway has gone to boar
. with Mr.. Knapp's family at the Center.
Bernie Hancock is very feeble. Drs
Ranney and Badger held consultation i
his case Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Niles have move
back to town and are occupy ing Mrs
, Eunice Gray's house.
, Lewis Hitchcock was called to Frankli
Falls last Thursday on account of tn
death of his son Henry.
Those who attended the chicken pie sup
per last Wednesday evening report GOO