Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-17


representative of the Anti saloon league of
Burlington spoke in the evening.
If the hot weather continues it is |
planned to hold services Sunday mornings |
near the church out of doors in natures
great cathedral. Subjects will be appro-
pirate, the one next Sunday being 'sHow
we may know God"
WEST CHARLESTON.
Hannah Eley is home from Newport.
Mrs. Nathan Allen visited at Derby Line
last week.
Mr.. Fawford has moved on to the Bert
Bailey farm.
Julia Clark has returned to her home at
Island Pond.
Mrs. Frarces Lyon has gone to Island
Pond to spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamblett are entertaining
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Nye.
Mrs. George Burgin aud son OF Barre are
visiting at Rev. J. w. Burgin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trip of Barton visited at
George Cummings last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Cole have returned
to their home in NeWburyport, Mass.
Mrs. Grace Lyon has recently had her
house painted. Mr.. Danforth is doing the
work.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Gill of West
Lebanon, N H, stopped in town last week
and called on friends.
Rev. Mr.. AID Mrs. j. w. Waldron of
Hardwick, who have been visiting In this
place, have returned to their home.
The Island Pond electric power house is
being painted, making great improve
ment. George Montgomery is doing the
work.
MIR. Fred Waterman and Mrs. Carrie
Kimbali were married July 10 at the home
of Mrs. Klmball, Rev. j. w. Burgin Of
floating. Congratulations.
The pupils having no marks were: Ben
ME Heath, Mabyn Thrill, Maybell Bennett
Kathleen McNamara, Annie Steadiford,
Edith Pease, Eta Armstrong, Ray FaW-
| faw, Veva Rich, Arnold and Julia Seavens,
| Earl Eiey, Ray and Lillian Wilson, Karl
Ruiter, Raymond Woodard, Raymond
Pease, Oscar Griggs, and Roger Nc Nam
ara. Average attendance for school of 81
pupils was 35 "a.
COVENTRY.
Miss Eliza Parker is home from Barton
Landing.
E. Gorham is painting the Kendall build
ings at the Center.
John Brooks two boys are boarding
| with Mrs. Ezra Knapp.
Mrs. Ednah Stanford and daughter Ha-
eel, of Wilder, are in town.
The village bridge is passable, much to
the convenience of the public.
Mrs. Christie of Fitchburg, Mass, is the
| guest of her cousin, Mrs. Emma Thrasher.
Marion Guild has gone to Albany to
care for Mrs. Charles Winget and little son.
Mrs Emma Thrasher and her cousin,
Mrs Christie, have gone to Waterloo
P. @, on visit.
Lucretia Gorham has gone to Mortified
to visit her uncle, W. w. Frost, who is il
very poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damon Massey and chill
drer, from Springfield, Mass, are visiting
Mr.. Massey's uncle, Damon Ware.
Harry Marley works for Lee Porter II
having; Peter Williams for Evringtor
Corrow; John Murray, George TreaudC
and Cyrus Metcalf for FL. G. Cleveland
Horace Hancock for A. Smith, and Charles
Stevens for Ira Wheelock.
, The Silver Medal Contest under the di
rection of Mrs. E. A. Kenyon was an en-
tertainment OF rare excellence, and thos
: who were prevented from attending missed
a treat. The speaking and singing al
through was fine. The speakers were pre-
/ sented with boquet as they descended
: from the platform. Master Walter CIeve
r land received the medal. Special mention
was made of Miss Eva Elliot as almost q
high in rank. The judges. were Rev. Mr.
Wright of Irasburg, Rev. Mr.. Lewis O
: Barton Landing and Hon. E. s. Cowles O
Coventry.
CRAFSTSBURY.
: Kate SIicer has finished her work at Ar
[ thur Smiths.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mathew
last Thursday.
Miss Rosa Smith and Ethel Patterso
/ were on the sick list last week.
e Rev. d. L. Hilliard preached in the d
e liz. church last Sunday evening.
: Miss Lucy Holmes from Sheldon is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. r. ]. Chrystie.
The young people had very pleasar
picnic on the island In the EiIigo La
! Thursday.
Miss Ethel Patterson returned frol
: Boston last week, where she has bee
spending several days.