Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-01-13

be served. Rev. @. }. Brown is expected
to give talk on the screen Mountain
Boys"
East Charleston.
Mrs. F. S. Cobleigh is visiting friends in
Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Hall are rejoicing
over boy baby.
Miss Edith Davis has gone to Island
Pond to work at the Lake View house.
Lena Aldrich and Eugene Carr have
moved into B. 7. Davis tenement vacated
by b. c. Royce.
Miss Beach, who has bsen caring for her
sister, Mrs. Copp, has returned to her
home in Derby Line.
The North Star camp of Modern Wood
men of America installed their officers at
the regular meeting last week.
The Friday evening prayer meeting was
omitted last week on account of the meet
| ings at the west village, Mr.. Maben in
| tends 10 be here atlthe meetings hereafter
and We hope the people will try and at
| tend them.
Visitors in town last week were: G. B..
Stoddard and wife who visited at Frank
Stoddard's. Mr.. and Mrs. Cox at M. f.
| Cheney's. Mrs. Lewis Goodwin at Fred
Tripp's. Miss Effie Hand at Lena Gray
and Mrs. Harley Mcqueen at her sisters,
Mrs. Eugene Buck.
The oyster supper given in the vestry
1 Ms
Geo. Lang was q very pleasant event.
There was over sixty present. A few re-
marks were made by Mr.. G. e. Corouth in
behalf Of the company, which were re-
sponded to by G. B. Stoddard in behalf Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang. Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
are old citizens of this place and their many
friends wish them much JOY and happiness
during the remaining years of their life
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang wish to extend thanks
to those who SO kindly assisted that eve
ming.
West Charleston.
The scarlet fever patient is recovering
and no new cases appear.
Bert Lyon has a position in a store in
New Hampshire for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster are rejoicing
over the arrival of a lady boarder.
The F. B. church has secured the ser.
vices of Rev. Mr.. Walden of DanviIle fol
the coming year.
The surprise party at Norman Eastman'E
was very much enjoyed by all. Refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. Clarence W heller is putting up his
usual supply of ice, preparatory to making
butter next summer.
Mr.. William Jenkinson, of CRANKY, Que.
and Mr.. James Jolly, of Shefford, Que, are
visiting at w. }. Forts.
The week of prayer has been observed
with very good attendance. 1t is hoped
some good may result from the meetings
Mr.. Curtis c. Moore, formerly of thi
town, and Mrs. Lucy L. Morrison of Casper
Wyoming, were married at the BRIDE
home Dec. %. The Casper band and owe
two hundred friends were present at til,
wedding.
Mrs. Norman Eastman has received
news Of the severe illness of her sister
Mrs. Nat Hastings, of New York City.
She will go to hospital soon. Little Ma,
is expected to come to stay with Mrs
Eastman.
Mr.. Charles Hildreth recently received
the sad news OF the death and burial of hi
eldest sister, Mrs. AlUhea Smith, of Nor
folk, Conn. Mrs. Smith will be remem
bered by many of the oldest residents o
the town. She was in her 10th year. Sh
was also a sister of Mrs. Geo. Bracket.
Mrs c. 1. Moore and children, of Nor
gan, visited at w. Lyons last week.-Mr
and Mrs. n. II. Piper spent a day in Nor
gan last week.-Albert Conn is making hi
parents short visit.-Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Calkins of Westmore spent Sunday il
town.-Mr. and Mrs. Hildreth are enter
l tanning their granddaughters, Vivian anc
Vieva Wiley, of Barton Landing.
Island Pond.
R. w. Brown of Sherbrooke has beef
visiting Jas. Brown.
Iona Parsons, who has been ill wit
scarlet fever, is now much better.
: The Fitzgerald Land and Lumber &c
\
Line tract of timber land bordering Of
the towns of Holland and Morgan. Pric
=, thirty thousand dollars.
S Fred Hodsdon, Who was injured severa
1 months ago by fall from his bicycle, wa
taken to a hospital in Sherbrooke recent
e for surgical treatment An operation ha
:. been performed and he is doing well.
}, The new police station in process c
t completion will be model of its kind 70
t a town of this size. It is located in tn
/ basement of the opera house block. On
: room will be used for the trial of crimins
/ cases. The cells are of five ply steel an
e are supplied with canvas hammocks, an
Q the rooms are heated by steam and lighte
+, by electricity.
l Coventry.