Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-12

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nome on a visit.
Mrs. Carl Stevens of Woodsviile visited at
L. A Dro WINS last week.
VIM Monteith's mother from Windsor,
P. @, visited him last week.
Ernest Smith and family of West Burke
visited friends here last week.
VIM. Montetth has had to shut down his
sswmIIl on account of low water.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. U.
w. Brown Thursday, Sept. Is, afternoon
and evening. All are invited 10 attend.
A genuine surprise was given w. D. Le-
land and wife one evening last week when
their house was filled with friends. Before
leaving for home the visitors presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland with a number of
nice presents. A pleasant evening was en-
joyed by all.
EAST CHARLESTON.
DR.. j. B. Cushman has sold his house to
w. J. Hill.
e. n. Moulton is building an addition
to his buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Piper of Lyndon are
visiting his parents.
e. E. Coruth is at Newport attending
court as grand juror.
Mr.. E. c. Dunton is repairing and rem
ovating his buildings.
Mrs. VIM. Beck of Lyndonville is visit
ing friends in the place.
A Roosevelt and Fairbanks flag was
raised in the village Sept. 6.
Ora Cargill is moving from Mrs. Lizzie
Bucks house to MS farm in Morgan.
Mrs. George Green wood is at Lyndon
vile visiting her sister, Mrs. j. D. Moody.
Mr.. Charles G3rneau has returned from
MassaWippi, leaving mis- wife much i'm
proved.
Erastus Buck of Newport Center was the
guest OF his brother, Wilson Buck, on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley A. Davis and little
son of West Burke visited relatives here
last week.
Our village has seemed deserted for sew
eraI days, so many have been attending
Barton fair.
School in the Buck district commenced
Tuesday, Sept. 6, with Miss Cora Davis of
Derby teacher.
Mrs. D. Blake and Mrs. B. A. Rand of
Fitch Bay, Que, are spending the week
here with relatives.
The ladies will have dinner in the vestry,
Wednesday Sept. IA. Ladies sew in the
afternoon. All cordially invited.
The village school commences the fall
term today with Miss Mabel LaRoche
teacher. The Echo Pond school, taught
by Miss Ida Cleveland, begins on the same
date.
Ira A Gray has sold the house recently
purchased of John Moore and has bought
the b. F. Davis block, together with the
stock OF merchandise and the store Tx
lures and will continue the business and
OCCUPY the tenement over the store.
COVENTRY.
Leon Badger has finished work for c. j..
Brooks.
Miss Elvina Daggett has returned to Lit
Teton, N. IL.
Harley Cleveland has sold his farm to
parties in Canada.
Mrs. Stella Soule and daughter have re-
turned to Boston.
Mrs. Hobert Nichols and daughter Daisy
return to New York today.
Myra Douglass goes to Barton Landing
| today to teach in that place.
| John Lord and wife of Orange are visit
ing their sisters, Mrs Tower and Mrs. Guild
Mrs. Ira Wheelock has been very sick
for several days but is better at this
writing.
Miss Susie Paddock, who has been stop
ping with her uncle, Els. CoWle5, returned
to her home last Wednesday.
Invitations are out for the wedding o
Glen M. johnson to Lillian Hancock mex
Wednesday evening, at>her home.
Lee Porter has purchased the Holli
Thrasher farm. Mrs. Thrasher will hav
rooms and remain in her old home.
Mrs. Israel Treaudo, who has been i
LlttIeton, N. II. caring for her sons wifi
7 arrived home last Wednesday bringing be
two grand daug hters with her.
Mary Wheelock accompanied her uncl
West Roberts, to his home in Pomfret an
will go from there to North Woodstoc
n. H., to visit Mrs. Effie Smith.
At the freemen's meeting held last Tue
day, w. W. Dow was elected represents
tive; he, receiving "a votes, L. R. Guild
and A.P. Sessions, democratic candidate 9
Mrs. S. l. Percival has gone to Newpo
to visit her sister, Mrs. Ellen Drew. M,
Percival has bt en- confined to her home f.
several months and her friends are glad
learn that she is able to be out.
An oldfashioned ''apple pairing be
will be held in the vestry of the Congr
gational church Tuesday evening, Sept. ]
under the auspices of the Y. P. s. G.
Refreshments suited to the occasion W
be served. Old time games will be playe
Everybody come and bring utensils 4