Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-15

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Ruiter.-John Lunderville is working for
Harry Ruiter on the road machine.-Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Brooks of Manchester,
n. H., are visiting at Amasa Dwire's.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nye have gone to st.
Louis to attend the Worlds Fair and will
be away two months.-Ernest Elliott is
obliged to leave his work In the meat
market on account of an injured knee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Leland of Mont
pelier visited relatives here last week.-Mrs..
Fleda Allbee Of Newport spent last week
with friends in this place.-Mrs. G. @
Alloee of New York city is visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Eastman and Mrs. Ruiter.-
j. d. Griffin has recently painted his
house.-William Pearsons, who recently
went to the Montreal hospital, is not gain
ing very rapidly.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Shedd entertained relatives from California
recently.-Mrs. Nellie Allen of Bradford
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bracket Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Gilman from
Massachusetts visited at Mr.. Barup's
last week.-Marshall Wilson has bought
the Una Wiley house and is now finishing
Off room for a barber shop Mamie
Stearns is at L. r. Fosters to stay while
Mrs. Foster goes to New York to visit her
mother.-SamueI Cloud is working for
DR.. Kendrick.
COVENTRY.
Miss Susie Paddock of Jersey City, N. j.,
is stopping at Elijah Cowles.
Mitchell Lamere, whose illness has been
mentioned in this paper, died Sunday
several months, and a great sufferer. He
leaves wife and six children to mourn
his loss.
There was large audience Sunday eve
ming, Aug. z, to hear the lecture on 1.-THE
Martyrs of China in 1900" given by Mr..
Z. IL. Case of Chicago. The lecture was
interesting and instructive and the views
were very fine. On Monday evening Mr..
Case told US of California and showed
some of the finest views ever seen in this
place. The Monday nights lecture was
also well attended and the Y. P. s. G. E.
cleared over $40 out of it. The thought
fulness of Mr.. Case in behalf of the church
of his boyhood is appreciated by all.
Herbert Smith and wife of Newport are
guests at George Bean's.-Mrs. Stuart of
Boston is visiting her brother, Richard
Parker.-Percy Wells, who was very sick
last week, is much better,-Mrs. Lewis
Morgan is visiting friends in Canada
Mrs. Hattie Nichols, widow of Captain
Nichols, has been granted pension of $40
hoaL
Shippee and children have gone to New
Hampshire to visit her mother.-Mrs.
Scott Dudley and two daught from
New Hampshire, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Damon Ware.-Mrs. French and son
OF Sutton are visiting her sisters, Mrs c.
Metcaf and Miss E. Parker.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Parlin of Manchester are stopping
at James Laben's.-James Chapman has
purchased Lewis Hitchcock's place. Price
$500. We are glad to welcome Mr.. Chap
man to the village.-A little son was well
coined to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carol
Bickford, the 9th.-A daughter was born
to Rev and Mrs. o E. Aiken, last Saturday.
Now the doctors have formed a
combine, why don't the farmers go on a
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cents pound?-Mrs. Henry Black has ac-
companied her daughter, Mrs. John How
ard, back to Albion, N. Y.-Arthur True
has had his farm buildings newly painted,
E. Gorham doing the work.-Mrs. Reed of
Charleston is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Chapman.-Mrs.T reaudo and little Amelia
Fuchey have gone to Littleton, N. H., on
account Of j.,
mother.-Edgar Smith has gone to North
Woodstock, n. f., to visit his sister, Mrs.
Fred Smith.-Mrs. Huldah McMurry was
surprised last week, by visit from her
three brothers, Roland Beard and family
OF Hyde Park, George Beard and family of
Holyoke, Mass, and Henry frem Lowell,
Mass, the latter one she had not seen for
40 years and did not suppose he was living.
Asa B. Hancock and Lewis Douglass have
gone to Boston, to the soldiers reunion
At the Republican caucus last SATURDAY.
evening, W. W. Dow was nominated as
candidate for town representative.-There
| will be a social in the Methodist vestry
next Friday evening. All are cordially in
vited.
cRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Howard spent last
week in Montreal.
Mr.. Cole from Barton Landing, made q
brief visit in town last week.
The Craftsbury grange united with the
East Hardwick grange in picnic at Cas-
plan lake, last Wednesday.
Several from this town went to Boston
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Carrie Weimann from Jacksonville is
visiting in town.-Mrs. Alec Dawson Wis
| tied in Hardwick. last week.-The ORA
matte club repeated their play, "Under
the Laurels", to crowded house, last
Thursday evening. With special singing
and other attractions, this was made very
fine entertainment.
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