Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-18


Mrs. Rhodes and son of Boston are visit
ing at w. d. Miller's.
The town has placed new iron bridge
directly south of the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. DeLarm with guests
were in town Friday.
The concert given by Miss Alice Gone OF
Boston, assisted by home talent, was very |
enjoyable and was attended by large
company. Miss Gone is always sure of
welcome here.
WESTFIELD.
Byron E. Gilman is making some reralrs
on his house, E. q. Hitchcock doing the
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Miller and their
two daughters, Hazel and Laura, are VISIT
ing in town.
Prayer meetings in the M. E. church
each Wednesday evening under direction
of Miss Smith.
One day last week Wayland Sinclair cut
off the end of finger while working IN
oodworth's mill.
During the severe sho wer on the evening
OF July II, Ed. GiIbeault had a calf al q
nineteen chickens killed by lightning.
Miss Helen Foss and Miss Sadie KimbaIl,
who have been here visiting Miss Helen
Farman, have returned to their homes in
| Hardwick.
On Tuesday evening, July II, Miss Maud
Miller gave reception at the home OF her
| ~ % Mrc II.
Kelley. Miss Scott of Newport, sister OF
Mrs. Kelley, was present. The guests en-
joyed very pleasant time for Miss Maud
Is always delightful hostess.
On July 18th, Miss Della Gardner at
tanned the age of thirty one years. That
evening the event was celebrated at her
home by a company of over one hundred
people. Cake, ice-cream and lemonade
were served. After enjoying a pleasant
time, the company departed, leaving Miss
Gardner twenty one dollars in money and
several articles.
The members of our baseball team look
very neat in their new uniforms. The uni
forms consist of white shirts and pants,
: white caps Chicago style, black stockings
and white tennis shoes. There are red
! bands on the caps and the word WestfeId
/ In red letters across the front of the shirts
j During the season the team has played
g seven games, losing two and winning five
Y Gardner Bates and wife went to East
r Richford to attend the funeral of his bro
Their, Allen J. Bates, who died there at the
!, home of his son on July 2, aged 70 years
4 He was man of fine qualities, who will be
5 greately missed by his family. He leaves
= an aged wife to mourn his loss, also ont
j son, Bernice Bates of East Richford, ane
d three daughters, Mrs. DeForest Lamora
d Mrs. VIM. Beerwort of Richford and Mrs
9 Geo. Longeway of Derby, also two broth
ers, Merrill Bates of Durham, P. O., ant
Gardiner Bates of this town, and one sister
q Mrs. Lyman Call of Springfield, Mass.
n WESTMORE.
o Veda Kimball is at home from Yves
II Glover.
Or Mr.. E. Bracket of Lowell, Mass, was il
If town Friday.
n Mrs. Lewis Laroque entertained he
10 brother the past week.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Perley of Barton ar
stopping at the Klondike.
in Miss Terry and Miss Mae Coin of Me-
20 York are guests at Fox Hall.
Capt. ]. G. Peene's mother of Yo1ker
NY, is here for the summer.
- The youngest daughter of Clarent
Conley broke her arm Friday.
Mrs. George Trip and son of Connect
-. cut are stopping in their cottage.
The lecture given Friday evening in Il
: Cong. church by Rev. j. z. Fuller on Pri
on Life was very fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Calkins and Mr.. ar
W Mrs. Leon Libby occupied Co. K cottag
a party from Derby Cliff cottage, and N
It Sweeney and family of Island Pond
cottage, July 10.
on Our pa stor's wife, Mrs. Rose, is startil
Junior Endeavor Society among t.
led children and the prospect now is We
encouraging, as good NUMBER we
re- present, All the children are cordial
invited.
iva Rev. G. 81, Merrill OF st. Johnsbury W
hold a service at the Congl church ne
Sunday morning. Mr.. Merrill will also
present at the installation service on Mo
day. There will be an address to the pr
Aa' pie on Monday evening.
Miss Mabel Chickering Of st. Johnsbr
ent closed very successful term OF school
lbs. the west side June 80. She has given {
sit cellent satisfaction and is much liked
OF the scholars and their parents. 1t is hoI
that she will return to this school In
? is fall.
drs. Remember the auction sale of COTS
lots at Willoughby lake Friday and Sat
day afternoons and evenings of this we
There will be baseball game between i
Barton Landing and West Burke mines
Saturday at $50 q. m. The Barton Lal
rth- ing junior band will be in attendance.
AS Mr.. ]. W. Hyde, one of our popr
farmers, was busily working in his hay
one of the fine mornings OF last week, f
ners ]. Z. Fuller and Rev. Edwin Rose pas