Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-22

not seen for eighteen years. They start
home soon.
Mrs. Agnes Cook and soDs, David and
| opis. took a carriage drive to Worcester on
Tuesday and returned on Friday.
Moses Partlow was in town over the Sab
hath. His many friends were glad to see
him but sorry to note his declining health.
Fred Chase and Mrs. Chase held a recep-
ton at the old home on Friday in honor of
Rev 8 B. Chase when about n hundred
ouests assembled at their. hospitable home.
Every one was assured of their welcome as
they drove into the yard by the word well
come, made in large letters OF the stalk of
oats. snd placed at the entrance, and the
sp,rit was imbibed by everyone as they re-
ceived the cordial greeting. A bountiful
dinner was served in the front yard under
the trees, music, storytelling and a short
and feeling address by Rev. 8. B. Chase
showed in a measure what suchs gathering
means to one on his return to his childhood
home after many years of absence. The
memory OF the day will be treasured by. all.
Several of those who did not attend the re-
ception through the day attended In the
evening and had an enjoyable time.
GREENSBORO.
Rev. R. ]. Barton has returned from his
vacation.
Harley Marden went to Boston on the
excursion.
DR.. F. c. Kinney was In Barton on Tues
day, on business.
- ~-N lite uvw4uh nadia ant wvnnl~
on a piece Of stove pipe.
Michael McCue has rented his farm to
Fred Rogers for one year.
Several parties went to Blodgett noun
tain, Friday on a picnic.
DR.. VIM. r. Lord preached at the Con-
gregationsl church, Last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Randall are visiting
Mrs. Blief1ing at Peaks Island.
l.. F. Rabbit and family of Northamp-
ton, Mass, are occupying his new cottage.
At the caucus Wednesday evening, G. B.
Cook was nominated as candidate for
town representative. =
Frank ellis and family from Dodge
Valley, Mimi, are visiting at g. Y. simp-
sons. ~ ta4 81
A. c. Chase and wife, attended the re-
union at the old Chase home In Glover,
Saturday. .a&~rA%r
L. F. Babbitt, and family, OF Northamp-
ton, Mass, are occupying their new cot.
tage at Caspian Lake.
The building committee of the Congre-
g~ational society are making arrangement
to commence the chapel Sept. LIST.
Several members of the family OF Chas
from Glover and Greensboro with 8. 3
Chase and family of Lansing, Mich, hell
q picnic q Caspian lake, Wednesday.
There was q quiet wedding at ]. d. VIII
, sons, last Tuesday, when their daughte
Florence, was united in marriage to Ro
Young. Many friends unite in wishini
them a happy life.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Wiley invite
| twenty of the friends of Frank Morse, il
3 to spend the evening. The occasion beinI
? his 23d birthday. Ice cream and cake wa
served. Mr.. Morse was presented with
silver shaving cup.
The campers and boarders realized fror
their concert given Monday evening TO
the benefit of the Congregational buildin.
fund, $76.3 0 The concert was much en-
ioyed, and their Chords were greatly ap
preciated by the society.
t The Foss. Animated picture ientertain
I ment which met with so much favor las
summer, when in town, is to exhibit a
t entirely new program, at town hall o
8 Thursday evening, Aug. 18th. 1t is hope
. they will, receive the generous patronag
U which they deserve. Admission 25 cents
children under twelve, Is cents; under ST
free.
d HOLLAND.
Harry Jenness is better.