Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-15

Harry Clark has gone to Boston on bust
ness.
Marshall Wilson is convalescent after
the measles.
Maurice Pickel is at Derby painting w.
M. Taylor's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Moore visited at A.
w. Lyons last week.
Her bert Badger Is ill with the measlesa at
the home of John Lundervilie.
There will be picnic in P. W. Clarke's
grove as usual on July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parlin of Browning
ton were in town to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Hildreth.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Carrie Wilson to Mr..
Mosher Niles of Albany, N. Y.
The 1. o. g. T. is steadily increasing in
numbers and interest. The meeting next
Saturday evening will be held at Academy
hall.
N. II. Piper received the news last Fri
day that his son Ora was obliged to have
an operation performed on his hand. His
sister, Mrs. Nellie Rooney, went at once to
Barre to care for him.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet this
with Mrs. j. B. Holton. A baked bean
supper, commencing at 300 o'clock, will
| be served for 10 cents each.
The local order of Woodmen will OBJ
| serve their first annual memorial service
at F. B. church on June 21st, at 10 80 a. m.
Rev. j. D. Waldron officiating. Let all
members be present.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Foster spent Sunday at Newport with their
| parents.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker of
Lyndonville are visiting Mr.. Parker's
mother, Mrs. VIM. Parker.
Mrs. Ann Hildreth died June 10th. The
funeral was held June 18th, Rev. j. D.
Waldron officiating. She leaves a hus-
band, son, Will Hildreth, of Barton
Landing, a daughter, Mrs. Erwin Wiley
of Barton Landing, two grandchildren,
two brothers and two sisters, besides a
large circle of friends. She had been a
member of the F. B. church since July LIST,
1882, and it can we'll be said that she did
what she could. Mrs. Hildreth had been
In poor health for several years but bore
her sufferings with patience.
COVENTRY.
Mckinley lodge has pure based an organ
Asa Hancock has his new barn about
ready to raise.-Grace Gorham and Glars
Hancock have gone to North Woodstock
n. H., to do table work at the Russell
household Smith has gone to North
Woodstock, N. H., to visit her sister Effie
Fred Stevens and wife of Derby visited
their father, VIM. Stevens, last Friday
Mrs. Geo. Gorham of Barton is visiting il
town.-Mrs. Helen Barrows has returned
from her visit to derhill.-Miss Lotti
Tower of Washington, d. c., is visiting a
Simon Morrill's.-C. Parker of New
Hampshire has been visiting at VIM
ens'.-James Chapman has purchase,
a nice new phonograph.-Georg Nichol
and family have been visiting at II. {
Nichols the past week.-Maurice Phelp
of Newport is visiting in town.
CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Mary Wylie is quite ill.
The Bishop brothers are entertainin
their parents.
Leonard WEIGH from Peacham is a CUES
at T. M. Gallagher's.
! The tax bills are in the hands of tt
treasurer. See advertisement.
Mrs. Dillingham; went to Burlington la.
= Monday to visit her father and sister.
Hon 81. F. Graham delivered the addre
before the graduating class in Stowe la
week.
Mr.. Walter Gage and son of Burlingto
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherms
Gage.
FIJI. Glidden attended the graduatir
exercises of the Stowe high school La
! week.
, Mrs. Weeks has returned to her home
Providence accompanied by her cousi
Ethel Stickney.
Rev. and Mrs. Christie gave social
the Epworth League last Wednesday ev
ming at their home.
Philip Howard Is visiting his brothe
George, who has been in school at Excite
n. H, for the past year.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet in t
vestry next Thursday afternoon to [
puffs. Every lady invited.
i, The arrival of son at the home of N
and Mrs. Sed Rand of Winooski is a
nounced. They formerly resided in ii
village.
The following is copied from a par
published in Vancouver, Washington. n
Randall is a former resident of this tow
"Cherrycroft was a scene of pleasu
merriment, and "Reminiscences on the eve
ing of May 2Sth, when a large number
friends assem- bled to offer their congrat
lations and good wishes to Father Rands
at his pleasant home overlooking t
Columbia, the occasion being the s
- anniversary of his birthday. With gr
cious tact the loving daughters had hidd
from the old gentleman's notice the pre-
II aratinrs for cnrnnanH until the arri raI