Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-31
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Miss Nora Wakefield OF Lowell visited
in town last week.
Mrs. c. "a. Wiley and family have gone
to to their new home in Hardwick.
A. A. Hitchcock and family have re-
turned to their home In Providence, r.
Miss Jessie Woodwork leaves home this
week. Her school In Grand Isle will begin
next week.
Mrs. Ellen King and four children of
Peabody, Mass, are visiting E. s. Miller
and other relatives.
Mr.. John Wheelock of Coventry preached
In the M. E. church Sunday, Aug. 23d, by
reason OF the illness of the Rev. Charles
Morse.
News has been received from Hardwick
announcing the birth of SON to MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Taylor (Winnie Farman) on
Aug. 20.
number from here attended the Sun
day-school convention held at North Troy
last Friday. Deacon w. b. Gilpin had
place on the program.
The Congregational c. E. Society will
give social in the town hall on Tuesday
evening, Sept. 1. The selectmen have pur-
chased seats for the hall.
Miss Rosie Gilbert returns to Derby
academy this week; Winifred Hendrix
and George Benware go to Derby academy;
Wallace Il. Gllpin goes to Montpelier
where ne enters the seminary; Miss Jessie
Root and Miss Alma Jacques return to the
johnson normal school; Miss Helen Gill
bert will also attend the johnson school.
Miss Helen Farman has gone to Hard
wick to enter the academy.
TROY.
Howard Brock is quite ill.
Mrs. Maria Higgins is seriously ill.
Mrs. Mitchell is visiting In Richford.
j. U. Billiard has been working in Rich
ford.
Miss Bertha Westhorn is visiting in
Richtord.
Mr.. e. 4. Sharney and wife are visiting
in Albany.
G. P. Stevens and wife have been visit
ing In town.
Carroll HartwelI has returned to- Wor-
cester, Mass.
Miss Mona Fleming of Los Angeles,
CAL, is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith spent last
week at Beebe Plain.
Miss Hester Coburn has returned to
Derby for the fall term.
Mrs. WIS. JENNIE is sufficiently improved
to be able to sit up little.
The Foresters gave a box party and
dance Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Bradley Houston is visiting her
daughter in st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Adams have re-
turned to their home in Gloversville, N,
Y.
Miss Helen Laurin has returned to
Barton to resume her school work for the
fall
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Coburn attended the
funeral of a brother-in- law at Newport
Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Barrows and son and Mrs.
Horace Pierce OF Barton, and Mrs. st.
Martin of Lowell, Mass, were recent
guests at B. B. Laurin's.
Rev. j. w. Buzzell, one of the Oldest
residents OF this place, died of cancer of
the stomach Sunday, Aug. %. The fune-
raj was held Tuesday, Rsv. s. n. Green, of
washington, D. C., son-in-law of the
ceased, officiating. The four sons of Mr..
Buzzel acted as bearers.
WESTMORE.
There will be q box social at the Lake
View schoolhouse next Friday evening.
Prices OF boxes 20 cents. Proceeds for
parsonage. All invited.
The concert given in our church on the
evening OF Aug. 21st was success in every
particular. Beautiful flowers, with pro-
fusion OF autumn leaves, made the audito-
rum fairly smile. We were sorry to miss
the piano accompanist from the party of
last year, but the place was ably filled by
Mrs. w. w. Hartwell of Barton to whom
are indebted. Miss Jeanette Peene drew
the bow OF that fine violin as by instinct,
touching the hearts of old as well as young.
Mrs. Peiton was at her best, sang as of old,
and we snail pray her return to us many
seasons yet to come. Miss Mclaughlin
from Albany N. Y, gave some very fine sell
ections, and the McDuffee sisters from
Stanstead, P. O., came through a heavy
thunder storm 10 reach the place at time
appointed and not person in the audience
will ever forget the laughter and good
cheer they brought with them, nor could !
we say too much in their praise. As a
community we feel grateful that such |