Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-04

;. Myers OF Pennington, Ohio, Is stop
at William Kelley's.
Z. james Edison from Massachusetts
town calling on old friends.
rs. Sanborn Of Eden and Mrs. Geo.
hrist visited at DIR. HIPS last week.
r. and Mrs. Edwin Skinner of Barton
ed on friends here Wednesday OF last
k.
isses Maud Harding and Alice LsClaIr
e gone 10 York Beach to spend the
mer.
r. and Mrs. Elbridge Sawyer OF Mill
V, Mass, were in town last week for
days.
n another page we give letter from
nv r. Wellman, who is now at the st.
is exposition.
]. sisco Of North Troy was in town the
OF the week.
lr. and Mrs. VIII Barrows OF John
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
IS Kinsley last week.
hrs. Popham and son OF Ottawa have
ured to their home, ha wing spent few
eks at Mrs. SINNERS.
Hiss Clara Burgess is home from Bakers
Id. She was one Of the graduates from
academy this spring.
liss Mae Chamberlain is home from
York will spend the summer with
mother, Mrs. Wellman.
h lawn party at the home OF Mr.. and
rs. Cyrus Durivage last week was well
ended. Ice cream and cake were served.
The remains OF Mrs. William Chaffee OF
len we're brought here for interment.
rs. Chaffee was an old resident OF this
wn. having recently moved to home of
r daughter, Mrs. d. F. Whittemore of
ben. Mrs. Chafiee was 90 years old, and
survived by husband, who is 9S.
'The remains of Mrs. Rosetta Coolidge
ere brought here from Barton last week
be funeral was held at the Congregational
urch, Rev. w. A. Warner officiating.
rs. Coolidge was II years old and was
many years a resident of Lowell, where
be had many friends.
MORGAN.
w. f. Blood lost a good horse last week.
Mr.. Holmes went to Burlington on
Ionday.
George Sykes mother died the morning
fJune Both.
b. f. Moore and wife from Newport WIS.,
cd In town last week.
Leslie Peavey and wife from Massachu-
BITS are visiting his father.
The ladies served ice-cream and cake in
he vestry after the concert.
Maud Messenger returned to her home
d Lebanon, n. H., June 9th.
&C. ElIiott's sister and family from
Mansfield, Mass, are visiting him.
Several from here attended the Wood
nan picnic at camp Racket, June Both.
Miss Julia Harvey has gone to st. Adams
Ind later will visit relatives in Canada.
Mr.. Nye, Guy Bartlett and Robert Blood
Intended the c. E. convention at Coventry
Mrs. H. E. Waite and two boys, and
lAlice Taylor are visiting at H.A. Bartlett's
Bessie Taylor and Matte Waite, who
have been camping at the lake, have re-
burned to their homes.
Rev. and Mrs. Conc of Derby and the
Misses Cone of Boston gave a concert a
the church on Thursday evening, that wa
greatly enjoyed by those present. Hope t.
have them with US again in the future.
MORGAN CENTER.
Miss Ethel Danforth and A. Bemis wer
In town recently.
Mrs. J. F. Elliott is somewhat improve
in health, but is still quite feeble.
A little daughter was bron to Mr.. an
Mrs. NJ. G. Burbank June 9th, and die
the 2sth.
A pleasant surprise was given MIR. an
Mrs. Glenn Barney by quite large part
of their friends last Wednesday evening
Several useful presents were given the
and very pleasant time reported oy
present.
line w dhO AOAANJ
annual picnic at the lake June SOtn. II
freshments were served at I. j. Gilman
cottage. The weather was fine and |
day thoroughly enjoyed by all. No pies
snter spot can be found in this ylclnl
for days outing than at the cottages
Lake Seymour.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
A little child of L. NJ buttons Is SICK
Mrs. Susie Elliott and children are vas
Jog at Morgan Ctr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burroughs III
Stsnuard are visiting friends here.
The lecture on Woodcraft at the chur
last Friday evening was very well attenC
An excellent supper was served at the CT
of the lecture, by the ladies of the Au1
larry.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. Harry Hunter is at her former nc
in Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Moore visited In NJ
gan last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ana n
Leon Colodny June %.