Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-03

mr.. and Mrs. George w. Davis OF "a
naan, N. II. visited at F. ID. Taylor's the
first of last week.
Rev. M. Il. Ryan has recovered health SO
that he occupied his pulpit Sunday, Sept.
25th,to the great delight of his Pensioners.
F. P. Draper was In town last Thursday
to arrange for the setting up OF the furnace
which John Pike of North Troy is to put
In for Fred d. Taylor. He also arranged
building.
TROY.
Mrs. C. L. Hutchins has returned from
Boston. = t5a 81
Miss Mae Hartwell has been visiting In
Montgomery. .-A .<
Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Smith spent Sunday
In Beebe Plain. f@~. -s's
Miss Miranda Marette of Manchester, N.
H., Is In town.
TO. Andrus of Albany was at Rev. w.
8. Jenne's Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. Blair have returned
from a two weeks visit In Franklin
county.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the vestry
Wednesday p. M, following by social IN
the evening.
Mr.. Cramer has given up housekeeping
for the present and his family have gone
to Stanstead, P. @.
Dana Carey of Ashland, N. II presented
the Ladies' Aid Society with check Tor
$500 recently as token of kindly interest
Mahlon Carey and Miss Rose largeness
were united in marriage last Wednesday
and are in Northampton, n. H., for few
days.
Mrs. Adeline (Brown) Carpenter was
stricken with apoplexy Monday and passed
away Friday. She was buried Sunday.
Mrs. Carpenter is survived by one son,
w. M. Brown of Barton Landing.
| WESTFIELD.
Andrew J. Crawford and Earle Reed
have gone to New Hampshire to work.
The Rev. M. w. Farman gave an address
in s. Ryegate, Sunday evening Oct. End.
The Cong'l Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. DC. Woodwork last Thursday after
noon.
Ia few weeks, c. w. Bryant expects to
move into the village into part OF Mrs.
Mary Hoyt's house.
Mrs. Sally Brown of Island Pond Is Wis
, iting her daughter, Mrs. Willard Farman.
MIR, and Mrs. George Andrews OF Island
Pond recently visited at Willard Farman's'
H.F, Woodworth has disposed Of his
farm to Ashley Macomber Of Jay, and Mr.
, Macomber has rented the same to Frank
Chapman. Chas. Gilbert will manage his
farm the coming year in person.
, Mrs. Eaton and Mrs. True, who have
been visiting at Walter Burnham's, expect
. to leave this week on their return trip tt
Usage, La. DR.. Herbert True after taking
run to Boston, will accompany them al
far as Montreal where he will stop off for
six weeks course of study in diseases o
; the eye and ear.
Harlan P. Woodwork and family expec
= to move to their new home at Warehous
= Point, Conn.,, in a few weeks. Warehous
9 Point is about halfway between Hartford
| conn.,, ana OprluSnelu, Mdss' ME. WOou
s worth came here with his fathers famil
It from Franklin Co. in 1878. Four year
# later he married Miss Hettie L. Barnes
il one of our attractive young ladies. VIII
: has presented HIM with two fine studiou
g boys, Leslie now aged nineteen, and HazeI
II aged twelve. Mr.. Woodwork has bee
Is an industrious and up-to- date farmer. ID
d also has served the town in the capacity {
: seIectman and lister. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
: worth and the older son are members
K the Cong1 church and belong to the choI
: Mrs. Woodwork Is organist having serve
j. in that capacity for long time, and Nj
: Woodwork is chorister. Leslie, who hs
/ completed one year in the Burlington Hig
y School, expects to continue his studies
8 Hartford. A change of residence seem
'. desirable on account of the health OF Mr.
s Woodwork, who is not very strong. W
s. are very sorry to have Mr.. Woodwork an
le family leave town for we can Ill afford {
s. spare them from the church or the com
y munity.