Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-09-14

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from Canada are visiting their cousin,
&c gar Powers.
George Briggs, John Dwyer, Mrs. George
Brewer, Louis Dwyer recently visited rel
atives in town.
Mrs. Loren Going went to Morrisville
to visit her mother, Mrs. Savage,
and other relatives.
Thomas Canning has raised some fine
potatoes this season, one measures 124 K 151
inches and weighs Ii lbs.
Mr.. Daniel Dryer, who is in his eighty |
fourth year, visited his granddaug hter,
Mrs. John Young, few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Remick of Waterford |
spent a part of the past week with his sis
tiers, Mrs. William and Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mrs. Mary Gray of Manchester, n. H.,
former resident of this town and Charles
ton, visited relatives and friends here
recently.
Mrs. Mary Holbrook Murray and two
children from st. Johnsbury spent part
of the past week with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Gray.
Mrs. Ward Goodale and daughter, who
have been spending few weeks with Mrs.
Bette Spencer, have returned to their
home in Manchester, N. II.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Rev. w. c. Newell preached here yester
day.
Herbert Findley is attending Derby
academy.
Charles Sanborn is attending school at
Island Pond.
Mr.. A. R. Campbell of Morrisvlle is the
guest of g. w. Lang.
Leon Trip is spending his vacation with
relatives in SWanton.
Those who attended the county fair were
pleased with the show.
New patent seats have been placed in the
schoolhouse at Echo Pond.
| Mr.. Chas H. Morse of Lowell, Mass, has
been spending the week here.
Mr.. Thomas King has been employed by
Will Hinton in mis- blacksmith shop.
Mr.. M. F. Cheney has moved to Brown
iDgton Center W here he has employment.
| Mrs. Alice Gray has returned from New
York city where she has been for some time.
Mr.. K. j. Clifford of Hambleton, w. Va,
spent few days here with relatives re-
| Gently.
The school in the Dolloff district was not
in session last week, the teacher, Miss
Maud Sails, being called home by illness.
The evangelists, Fairbanks and Clark,
have returned here and are holding meet
ings in the church evenings during the
| week.
COVENTRY.
Lucian Sanborn has purchased Mrs.
Boles residence.
The Center school building has received
new coat of paint.
| Mrs. A. c. Cleveland and son have
arrived home from Amherst, Mass.
Raymond Guild is home from st. Johns
bury, where he has been learning pho
Biography.
Mrs. Hattie Thurber and Miss Mary
Wheelock have gone to Burke and Lyndon
for visit.
Henry Pierce of Royalton has been visit
ing at VIM. Niles and J. P. Wheelock'!
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lord of Orange ar,
visiting MIR. Lords sisters, Mrs. Tower
and Mrs. Guild.
} A very quiet wedding occurred las
81 = bo st Mro
; G. Tower, when Mr.. Ernest Batchelde
and Miss Edith Brooks were united IL
+ marriage by Rev. G. w. Morse, in tn
presence ofthe immediate relatives. Bot
of the young people are well known here
and we are glad they are to make thei
home among US. Their many friend
extend congratulations and best wishes.
George Herman and Effie Smith wen
to Nashua, N. Fl :, last Tuesday to atten
the funeral of Mrs. Sylvia Gilbert, VIII
was fatally injured in the trolley disaster
Mrs. Gilbert was born and brought up i
this town, being the Oldest daug liter {
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman. She leaves on
son and one grandson. Her son and b
wife were among the injured ones and "
Y learn that the wife cannot live. Mr.
, Gilbert has two sisters, Mrs. Alvah Smit
If and Mrs. Robert Tice, and one brothe
'e George Herman, living here, who deep
It mourn her loss.
CRAFTSBURY.
Nellie Allen went to Boston last Frida
Henry Smith is home after an absence
II year.
]. L. Barney is in town repairing watch
and clocks.
Mrs. Fred Dawson returned to her hon
in Boston Friday.
81. Fl. Clark has nearly recovered fro
his recent sickness.
s, LII. Hartman and wife of Barton we
in town over Sunday.
Miss Mamie Robbins spent Sunday Wi
her sister in Danville.