Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-07-20

weeks. has returned home.-There Will be |
services at the Universalist chapel next |
Sunday at three p. m.
CLOVER.
Mrs. II. E Kirby recently visited Mrs.
Paddleford.
Mrs. c. Fl. Kimban is visiting relatives
at Irasburgh.
Helen Rich has returned from her visit
in Greensboro.
Frank and Jack Drew are at home from
Portsmouth, N. 81.
John Crosier's sister Mabel from Barnet
is stopping with him for time.
Rev. John Kimban will preach at the So.
chu -ch next Sunday \; 10 o'clock.
Frank Eldridge has so nearly recovered
that he visited his father last Thursday.
Mrs. c. 8. Phillips and son George Wis
tied relatives at st. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Ernest Bemis and two children of
Spencer, Mass, are visiting at E. c. Pad
dleford's.
Chef Parker and Charlie Barrows with
their families are occupying their cottages
at Silver Lake.
Chas Lawrence Is making preparations
for building a shelter for the steamer he
purchased lately.
Mrs. Horace Brooks and daughter Eta
returned Monday from visit to relatives
at Ayers Flat, P. @.
,, N. II. Drew and family go to the south
part of the state soon where he has en-
pIoyment in a sawmill.
Mrs. Ida Woodward of Norwich, Conn.,,
is visiting her nephew, B. U. Wells, and
other acquaintan noes here. 2a
The Rev. John Mcdonald was called
home from Plymouth, N. H., last week to
officiate at the funeral of Mrs. Reuben
Christie.
E. L. Stanton and Freeman Bean, ST.,
returned Friday from a carriage trip in
| Canada. They were absent ten days and
report fine trip.
Our aged townsman, Hiram Mcclellan,
who has been confined to the house for
some time by injuries received from a
| fall, is recovering, and we hope that he
will soon be able to be on the street.
DR.. A. P. Woodward of Canon Falls,
Mimi, made brief visit at the home of
his nephew, B. U. Wells, last Tuesday.
DR.. Woodward is the eldest son of the late
DR.. Cal vim Woodland of Danville, and has
been in practice in Minnesota for the past
% years.
Miss Corrie Grout of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting her cousins, MI and Mrs. Will
Royston.-Dr. Leonard was at home over
Sunday from Whitefield, N. H.-Miss
Florence A. Alger has finished her school
at Westmore and returned home.-Roy
| Davis, Blu. Wells popular clerK, is back
Ia the store again, after a two weeks vaca-
tion.-William Lang, father of Mrs. Car
Bean and Martha Lang, will spend the
month Of August with relatives in Xii.
marnock, Scotland, his birthplace. He
went to Patterson, n. j., last week, and
will sail from New York for Glasgow, or
the Colum bia, July %. This is the first
time Mr.. Lang has visited Scotland since
he came to this country over forty years
i ago.
Mrs. Reuben Christie died very sud.
denly Wednesday afternoon of consump
ton. Mrs. Christie was formerly Ellis
Bush and was born Sept. 10, 1928. Sh,
married Mr.. Christie on July n, 1853, ane
il she had lived until July ~, 1903, the.
would have celebrated their golden wed.
ding anniversary. She was the mother OF
four children, one of whom, Jesse
with her husband survives her. She hal
bsena member of the Methodist church
! for over forty years and was a SINGER
4 Christian woman. She had been in poo
health for several years and has been ten
derby cared for by her husband, who feel
her death very keenly. The funeral wa
held at her late home Saturday mornin
at ten o'clock, the Rev. John McDonal
officiating. The sympathy of the entir
community is extended to the bereave
relatives.
The seventh annual reunion of the de
scendants of Elijah and Polly Stone wa
! held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Hug
J Carr at Stone Pond, Wednesday, June q
3 Forty-two cousins responded to the roll
r call of the president. After partaking {
: a good dinner a review of the past yes
was given by the president, Mr.. P. {
q Stone, and letters were read by the secre
tary, Mrs. Annie Gray, from cousins !
e Worcester and Montpelier and one from
g 81. Stone OF Bushton, Kan, giving q
! account of the Kansas flood, which W,
n very interesting. At the business meettn
r P. G. Stone was reelected president, Mr.
: Annie Gray secretary. Those presel
4 were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sanders, Mr.
IS Jane Williams, Theron and Grace William
b OF Willamstown; Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
a Stone, Elijah, Archie, and Bessie Stone
n Albany; John Todd, Eliza Farmer, Lillia
/. Bishop, Sarah, Zana, and Thelma Gray
4 Burke; Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Smit
h i Wheelock; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Philips, s
"a Johnsbury; Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8. Darlin
: Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Darling, Mr.. and MI
d o. D. Gray, Edwin Gray, Mr.. and Mrs.
u Audereou Elf PARTRIDGE NoIIio -,