Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-08-18

chOlarS to visit her at her home recently
Nearly thirty were present. Music and
were enjoyed and refreshments
we're served.
The ladies OF the Cong. church, with in
7ited guests spent very pleasant social
evening at the home of Warren Seaver last
Tuesday. Over forty were present. Light
were served.
Mrs. Kate Dougherty and daughter
Grace have been Il town visiting friends.
Mrs. Dougherty has returned to her home
in ST. Adams. Grace will stop with rela-
tives hoping to regain her health.
w. 81. Chaffee lost his pocketbook con-
tanning sum of money and valuable
papers in the bayfield, last Wednesday.
After running over the field with the hay
tedder and horse rake he was fortunate
enough to find it unframed.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Goodrich and
daughter are in town.
boy and girl were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert George July 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. McClary have started
on their return trip home.
Mr.. Dorman Bridgeman and wife of
Hardwick are at o. G. Whitcher's.
Mrs. Julia A. Merrill is visiting in town
and will remain until bout Sept 1st.
Mrs Crosby and Miss Amazon from
Toronto are staying at W. Fl. Hayden's.
Mr.. L. g. Leach had bad attack of
heart trouble Friday evening but is better
now.
A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
LaFleur, Aug. IL, but lived only few
hours.
Mrs. L. G. Prescott and two children
from Stoneham, Mass, are staying at D. l..
McGuire's.
Geo. Copeland fell from load of hay,
one day this week, striking on his shout
der, iDjuring him quite severely.
Mrs. Amanda Sanders has sister, visit
ing her. Miss Zadie has taken Wayne to
Burlington for an operation on his throat.
Mr.. Sam Muzzey and G. j. Darling and
wife have been spending a week at j. B.
Darling's having come here from Lowell,
Mass.
Hiram Merrill and family have been
spending week with his brother Horace.
but have now returned to their home in
Lowell, Mass.
The Misses Mary and Margaret Snow of
of Lowell Mass, came to M. B. Chafey's
last week. Roland Chafey from Boston is
expected tonight.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Cong. society
have had the church nicely cleaned, and
thepews, blinds etc. newly vanished, max
ing great improvement in the appearance
of the inside of the church.
A grand republican rally will be held in
the NJ e. church here on Wednesday eve
ming, Aug. 20 at 1880. Everybody come
and listen to Congressman D.sJ. Foster,
Hon. Frank Plumley, Hon FL. f. Graham
and A. j. Markham, the great campaign
singer.
Mrs. Jenny Bill entertained a family
party last Tuesday. The barn was deco
rated with flags and the table set in the
floor where fourteen sat down to a sump-
tuous dinner, the orchestra playing
through the gramophone during the meal,
and after dinner fine concert was rendered
by the gramophone. 1t was a jolly party
and much enjoyed by all.
SIS South Albany
There will bea special meeting of Mason
Post, G. A. B., at Glover, August %.
Brownington.
L. Grow and o. A. Grow have had a
nice monument placed on their lot in the
village cemetery.
Mr.. e. E. Dutton is having a serious
time with his hand. council of doctors
was called last week.
The people OF this place ought to take
advantage of the excursion down Mem
phremagog lake this week, given by the
Barton Landing band. 49,,
Oscar P. Marsh and Myrta Wright both
of Traverse City, Mich. were married at
the residence of the groom's parents Aug
81 by the Rev. G. j. Brown in the
presence of the immediate friends OF
the contracting parties. wedding break
fast was served by Mrs. Orvin Marsh.
In former years Mr.. Marsh was we'll known
here, but for the past twenty years he has
been resident of Michigan. He will not
return at once TO the west on account OF
the precarious state of his mothers health
Bloomington Center
Miss Bernice Wells is working for her
uncle, Frank Wells.
A. H. Gardyne and son Harold spen
asst week in North Troy.
| Sunday, Aug. 10, Rev. j. o. Sherburne
j preached very helpful sermon here.
| Mrs. Jonas Flint of Barton Landing Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. Frank Seavey, las
i week.
| Albre Twombly and son OF Boston visit
ed Mr.. Twombly's aunt, Susan Seavey, re-
Gently.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Davis and daughter
of Newport Center visited at w. N Huse's
recently.
Rev. and Mrs. G. j. Brown entertained
the Ladies' Aid society from Evansville
last Thursday.
Charles Howe of Derby lately spent few