Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-05-11
w. L. JACOBS.

G. F. II. and w. H. Kiser have bought
Mrs Nelson GaIlup's farm. Frank Kiser
has lived on the farm several years.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Maxwell, wife
of the late Tn homas Maxwell, were brought
to this cemetery from Morgan for inter-
ment last Tuesday.
The Rev. [. T. Johnson is expected to be
with the pastor OF the church for two
weeks to hold special services. Services
every evening except Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at the
church Thursday, May 14th, both AFTER
noon and erening. Strawberries and
cream will be served. All cordially 1u-
vited.
EVANSVILLE.
E. Black is away on a visit.
Almon Page is working for Pike Mfg.
Co.
A nine pound boy arrived at Alison Mar
shalPs last week.
Philip Roberts has moved into rooms in
the Pike Co. tenement house.
Geo. Mornany and Prosper Rehume
were at Derby Line last week.
Mrs. Percival of Barton has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. Smith,
the past week.
M. @. Heath and family have the SYM
pathy of the community in the death of
their daughter, Mrs. Drew of Glover.
EAST CHARLESTON.
1t is understood that arrangements have
been made to secure preaching here every
Sunday, Rev. j. d. Waldron of West
Charleston breaches one half of the time.
Pastors from other towns are to supply the
pulpit on the alternate Sundays. Rev. s.
G. Lewis of Barton Landing will preach
here next Sunday, May II, at 2 p M.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce gave May
party Friday evening to a large company
of their friends. All report very pleasant
time.-Mr. and Mrs. Perley A. Davis have
returned from their honeymoon and are
stopping with Mrs. M. A. Davis at the
home farm.-Mr. Bert G. Davis has COM
menced housekeeping in the creamery
tenement.-Mrs. T. E. Paye and baby
daughter have been spending the week at
Newark with her sister.-Mr. G. N. Moul-
tOH udb UCOA db VuOut pCllOl tnib WOChs
delegate from the local camp of Modern
Woodmen of America.-Mr. c. S, Copp
and family have gone to visit relatives at
Georgeville, Que.-Mrs. w. e. Tripp spent
few days with friends at Georgeville, Que,
this week.-Ezra Cha appell of West Burke
visited his brother and other relatives here
| this week.-Mrs.. Eva Piper OF Barton
spent Sunday with her parents here. Mrs.
Nora Parker and adopted son were here
for a short visit to her parents last week.
II. j. Hudson returned from Kansas City
oniSunday with car of horses which are
selling readily.
WEST CHARLESTON.
After the Y P. s. Q. E. meeting Thurs
day evening a reception will be given Rev.
Mr.. Maben and family at the Cong'I par
| sonage, to which all are cordially invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the F. B.
church will give baked bean supper at
| A. W. Lyons next Thursday evening,
| commencing at five O'Clock. All come and
get good supper for 1Oc.
CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Sherman Gage is numbered among
the sick.
Jack Patterson is finishing tenement in
his house.
A. r. Cowles from Barton was in town
on business last week.
Mrs. Ella Amsden went to Albany last
week to care for Mrs. Burbank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cass from Lyndon
vile visited in town last week.
Mrs Floss Ladd has gone to Greensboro
to work as cook in the hotel.
Mrs. Chas. Hamilton has commenced
housekeeping for the Bishop Bros.
r. A. Patterson and Fred Slicer have
each finished saving their stock of logs.
The remains of John Simon were taken
to East Albany last Monday for funeral
| and interment.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Ellis were called
to this town last week by the sickness aud
death of Mrs. Ellis mother.
| Mrs. Emily Sabin died at her home
Thursday afternoon after short illness of
| pneumonia. Her age was 81 years. The
| funeral was held Saturday the Rev. r. j.
Chryst1e officiating. Mrs. Sabin was re-
spected mem Der of the NJ. E. church and q
/ true SQTlStldH. Cut iSdSte DdEu, OHo
| daug hter, Mrs. Merton Ellis of Manchester,
N. H., and one son, Ernest Sabin, who
| lived at home. Much sympathy is felt for
| the family.
Craftsbury Grange held its regular
meeting, May 1. 1t was an open meeting
in charge of the ladies. The attendance
was large. The program was as follows:
Recitations by Margaret and Helen Gal
lagher and a solo by Miss Lena Sheehan;
the farce entitled, Murder Will Out" by
| six young ladies'; solo by Miss Ethel Pat