Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-21

eo"n were Mr.. and Mrs Cowles OF Jersey
city, NJ j., Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Webster
Vi oomerville, Mass, Arthur r. Kinney
aho family of Methuen, Mass, Mrs.
orystie of Fitchburg, Mass and Miss May
vance of Jacksonville, Fla. The prog ram
consisted of humorous selections by Mrs.
lnrasher and Arthur Webster, and duets
On the organ by Freda Badger and Grace
bryant. Much merriment was caused by
tne exchange and Mrs. CowIes and Mabel
ware received the prizes for having made
the most In trading. Fruitade and dainty
cookies of all kinds were served.
EAST COVENTRY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prue OF Rock Island visited
az Henry Prue's last Sunday.
The Missionary Society net with Mrs.
ho' GLADDEN. last Wednesday.
Mrs. Mark latham of Lakeport, n. H.,
visited at ). E. Standish's recently.
Miss Cora Mossman of Barton is visiting
her cousins, Henry and Muriel Wells.
Carroll Martin of Irasburg is stopping
with his grandfather, William Martin.
Misses Ethel and Lora GLADDEN. have
returned home from their visit at Troy.
Miss Mamie Fairbrother of West Burke
Is visiting at her uncle's, Walter FsIrbro-
ther.
Herbert Norwood of st. Johnsbury
has been visiting friends in town the past
week.
Miss Mildred Cleveland OF Barton
Landing spent few days at A. P. Sessions
the past week.
Leon Litchfeld OF Amherst, Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o.
Litchfield.
Mrs. Emma Richardson of Boston, Mass,
and Miss Alice Miller of Derby Line ars
visiting at s. e. Standish's.
Theo Carpenter, who lived or tbs, John
Sheldon farm, has sold eat his household
goods and will go west next month
CRAFTSBURY.
Clyde Anderson has been at home for
few days, being on the sick List.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Hoyt from Rutland, are
visiting their son Charles Hoyt of this
town.
Lowell Allen has finished work for ). q.
Allen and is working for the Bishop.
brothers.
Clyde Anderson who has been wrestling
with the grip for the past two weeks is
able to be ou1.
There were no services in the Methodist
EN,Hsa obi ~
senee of the pas Tor, r. j. Chrystie.
Rev. R. J. Chrystie left last Monday
for Sheldon Bible meeting In.
connection with the camp meating.
Mrs. Lnez Owen B1own from Providence,
E. =, VINO formerly resided in this town,
is visiting friends here for few days.
Mrs. L w. Anderson, Mrs. Geo. AndeB-
son, Mrs. A. ]. Anderson and Mrs. j. A.
Crosier of Glover were the guests of Mrs.
Dolly Sprague Aug. 18th at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Lucy Patterson, it be-
ing grandma's s9Jh birthday. A very |
pleasant day was enjoyed, which will long |
be renaemb ered,
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sick.
ME- and Mrs. l.. A. Whitney of Boston
are spending few days in town.
Fred Daverson of Boston, joined his
family at James Anderson's last Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. J. Butler and daughter OF
Lyndonville, spent few days in town Last |
week.
Mes. R. J. ChEystie and children have
gone to Sheldon to visit Mrs. Chrystie's
parents.
Rev. w. R. Davenport spoke in the
Methodist Episcopal church last Sunday |
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A party of young people of this town |
are occupying, the Smith cottage at the
pond for few days outing,
Misses Ella and Ethel Patterson gave a |
reception last Monday evening, in honor |
of their guest Miss June of Wyoming.
1t was very pleasant occasion.
EASE CRAFTSBURY.
Friends from Massachusetts are visiting
at Alex. Wyle's.
Mrs. Addla Cotton visited friends in this |
vicinity recantly.
DR.. W. e. Bailey spant a feVs days in
Burlington recently.
Rev. Robert Clark spent few says with
friends here recently.
Jason Young and family are entertain |
ing friends from Connecticut. 4
Mrs. Wiltern, who has been caring for |
Mrs. Wylie, has returned to Darlington.
Mrs. Pond OF New Haven, Conn. is
spending short time at E. a. buttons
The house belonging to Mr.. McGinnis |
has been improved by fresh coat of paint.
Mrs. M. E. Campbell of Barton made a
business trip to this place last week
preparatory to moving her goods to |
Barnet, where she haa position in q |
telephone exchange.
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