Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29
LOCAL NEWS.
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His health is no better.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin
Wright, gave them happy surprise last
Sunday evening. The house was well
filed. Light refreshments were served.
and pleasant evening was spent by all.
The visitors left two nice chairs.
Mrs. Lavina Taylor, sister of Orville
Marsh, who lived in CharIestown. Mass.
died Aug. nth. The remains were brought
here. The burial took place at the Center
cemetery, Saturday. She leaves husband
and three children to mourn her loss.
All. Gardyne, of Brownington Center.
has Just been granted a patent IN the Uni
ted States and Canada, on a new ribbon
holder he has Invented. 1t fastens on to
tine roll and holds the ribbon without pin
ming; 1t allows the ribbon to roll off easily
with no pin holes in the ribbon. Mr..
Gardyne is negotiating with parties for
the manufacture OF the holders.-Er.
John Baker, former resident of this
town, who now resides In Minneapolis,
Mimi, and his sister, Mrs. Watson of
Glover, were in town last Tuesday, calling
upon old friends, and visiting the scenes
of their early childhood. While at the old
saw-mill that his father owned, he met
Jasper Smith, who babe him goodbye
from the same old mill yard, twenty five
wears ago. They had not met since.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. T. A. Randall of Sheffield is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. Wesley Moore is entertaining friends
from Richmond, P. @.
Mrs. Curtis Hill of Holland visited at
Geo. Bickford's recently.
DR.. Louis Young and family go to Sher-
brooke, P. O., on visit this week.
Harry Bickford has rented farm in
Sheffield and has moved his family there.
Miss Myrtle Hartwell of Baldwin's Mills,
P. O., visited at George Bickford's last
week.
EAST CHARLESTON.
The ladies viii have Harvest dinner in
the Svestty wednesday, Aug slst.e All are
cordially invited. Ladies sew III the p. m.
.s - WEST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. Myra Nelson has sold her land near
the cemetery to L. D. Cole of Newbury-
port, Mass.
Mrs. Una Wiley OF Barton Landing, has
been visiting her father and other relatives
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bly, of Eator
Rapids, Mich, visited his cousins, Mrs
Julia Albee and Mrs. Emily Calkins, last
week.
Mr.. Webster's little adopted daughter
died last Wednesday after short illness
Much sympathy was expressed for Mr.. ane
Mrs. w ebster.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Orange Hunt this morning.
Mrs. Martha Ballou OF Montpelier Wis
| tied friends In town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. e. Channell, and Mrs
r. M. Moore of Stanstead, Mrs. Josephin
Malone, N. Y. spent Sunday at w. q
Calkins'. :.
Elijah Albee of Ohio, visited relative
here on his way home from the G. A. r
encampment at Boston.
Leon Twombly of Boston, visited hi
sister, Mrs GatchelI, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Calkins are HON
from Wildwt cd, N. H., where they hav
been on visit.
Mrs. Lemuel Wilson was called to Yves
Derby by the death of her mother, las
Thursday.
Mrs. Joel Avery of Dixville, P. O.,
stopping with his daughter, Mrs. Sa wye
at John Ely's.
Anna Buck of Manchester, N. H., an
her sister, Mabel Cobb of Barton, called 0
old friends last week, and spent some tim
at George Cummings.
The Sunday schools of both churche
spent day at Willoughby Lake, last weel
The Repu blican rally held here last FIR
day evening, was well attended and muc
enjoyed. Hon. w. W. Miles gave Yer
interesting account of the financial cond
ton of the state; Hon. E. B. Flynn gay
an interesting talk; Mr.. A. j. Maxhal
rendered some very fine campaign song
and Mr.. j. B. Holton made a prophecy
The near future, in his usual pleasant wa
Mrs. Emily McKelvy of Virginia, Is vi
ting her mother, Mrs. Kate Cummings.
: DEFERRED LOCALS.
r Wilmer Bracket is at home on q visit.
Mrs. Clarence Thomas of Morgan, spel
day in town, last week.
Mrs. Arthur Kidder has been entertain
c ing friend, the past week.
D Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong of
Johnsbury, visited their son Bert, La
week.
e Alvin Woodward's horse broke throus
the barn floor into the cellar last wee
q Fortunately it was not badly injured.
@ COVENTRY.
Dogs have been killing more sheep
Alvah Smith.
= Rev. M. A. Turner has gone to his form
home in Weston.
'e The Congregational parsonage barn
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