Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-31


week.
Mrs. Geo. Montgomery was called to !
Groveton, N. H., last week by the death OF /
her mother.
Rev. Miss Jones, Grace Knights, Geo. /
Cushman and Mr.. Counter attended the
Sunday school convention at North Troy
last week.
There was family gathering at Rev.
Mr.. Wilson's last Friday, when about
twenty five covers were spread. A very
pleasant day was spent.
COVENTRY.
Homer E. Brewster is very ill.
The schools in town commence Sept. 7.
Myra Douglass returns to her school in
Barton Landing today.
Charles Bean and wife of Lowell, Mass,
visited at George Beams Thursday.
| DR.. Ell. E. Douglass has purchased a
house in Morrisville and will locate in that
place.
| E. Gorham went to North Woodstock,
n. H., last Thursday to see his daughter
Grace.
Casslus Allen has commenced house
keeping in tenement in Willard Heer-
mans house.
Mrs. Fl. G. Cleveland and Walter have
gone to Amherst, Mass. to visit Mrs.
Cleveland's sister.
Rev. ]. G. Langford, wife, daughter and
son are here from New York calling on
| Srio dc rich
Mr.. Fisher and bride (Florence Hathron)
of Ludlow are visiting their aunts, Mrs. G.
Corrow and Mrs. Fred Herman.
The ladies will have poverty social in
Willis Gorham's new barn next Friday
evening. Fines for all finery. Refresh
ments consisting of fruit will be served
Bill one dime.
Two ball teams made up from t he mar
ried and unmarried men of this place
played most interesting game last Satur-
day, which was won by the married men
by score of 31-3. Hurry up boys and join
the ranks of the married men.
Last Wednesday nearly 200 persons at
tended the picnic in Mr.. Montague's grove.
The day was fine The young people took
rides upon the lake in a row boat. Games
were played. VIM. Porter and A. ID.
, Thurber were present with their graphic
phones.
CRAFTSBURT.
Mrs. G. a. Hartman was in town last
week.
Floss Hatch Laid was in town for few
days last week.
George Poor from New York is visiting
his father, John Poor.
Mrs. Minnie Campbell was in town las
: week calling on old friends.
DR.. Dillingham; left last Saturday To-
Snerbrooke fair with his fine show o
poultry.
Clarence Cowles spent last week at New
/. / port making arrangements in regard to hi
. school work there.
Several from here attended the temper
ance meeting and gold medal contest a
J" East Hard wick last Friday.
A. Paddock, town treasurer, will be a
the post Office here Wednesday afternoon
y of this week to receive taxes.
Tue Grange picnic at the Smith cottag
near Elllgo Pond last Saturday was yer
pleasant occasion and we'll attended.
Mr.. Harry McEnter left last Monday 10
Wisconsin to visit his parents. Sherma
u Gage attends to Mr.. McEnter's meat bust
IL ness in his absence.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
A. Paddock, town treasurer, will be 6
the post office here at 10 a. m. Wednesda
of this week to receive taxes.
- NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
e, Mrs. George Wheeler has returned frol
Canada.
m DR.. c. a. Dustan, who has been quite il
5s is much better.
Miss Eliza Root went on the excursio
g. to Ausable, N. Y, Thursday.
E Miss Sarah Miller came from Philade
Sc phia Friday to spend her vacation.
Flora Dutton and Mary Root were Mr.
ed Paddock's guests at Greensboro pond La
d. week.
IN About forty children attended the L.
L. ice cream social at Mrs. G.. FL. Roots ar
e., reported pleasant evening.
ne About fifteen from this place attend,
at the L. T. l.. mass meeting and gold med
x contest held at East Hardwick Friday.
Rev. c. FL. Morse and family have NOV,
OF from the parsonage. Their home is to
". in st. Johnsbury. Mr.. Morse has be-
me pastor here for four years. We are sor
n to have him go and wish him success
10 his work In the future.
CARD want to thank all who were
kind to me ia my time of need and sorro
1t may seem late for thanks but as the ds
go by your thoughtful kindnesses 81
- added comfort and / thank you.
MARY MI. HOYT
The following article regarding our Su
Wy day-school is taken from an old paper a.
may be of interest to the readers of t