Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-29


past two weeks.
The reception given By the graduating
class vas very largely attended and good
time enjoyed by everybody.
The ladies of Companion Court Clyde of
the Ipdependent Order of <Foresterslvil4
givean entertsinment and supper m Ma
goon's halAWednesdsy evening, Sfay S1st.
Every body invited, admission 15c. ~
CLOVER. h
David Wilson's little GIRLS very sick. \
LindoI scottof St. Johnsbury is visiting
at j. f. Taylor's.
DR.. w. E. Bailey of Uraftsbury visited in
town over Sunday.
Mary McCroy returned to her home in
Craftsbury last week.
DIR. P. L, Templeton of Montpelier came
to his cottage Friday, for few days fishing.
Earl and Will Richardson are visiting
their parents, Mr.and Mrs Ed. Richardson.
Mrs. Dora Clark of Brockton, Mass.
attended the funeral of Vernon Clark,
Thursday.
Ma Norton and wife entertained friends
from Lyndonville at their cottage, at Stone
Pond, over Sunday.
Fred Taylor of Newport Center and An
SOB CLARK OF Newport were called here by
the death and burial OF Vernon Clark.
WEST CLOVER.
Il. N. Paquette has sold hisfarm-ta Owen
CalderRood. -
Mrs. Alison elark died last Thursday.
Inc funeral was held Saturday, Rev. J E.
Knapp OF Irasburg Officiating. -
It seems that our correspondent in this
place was misinformed as to the marriage
of Fred Jackson and Miss Ella Jones at
Canaan, N. 81 as reported last week. In
letter from parties from that place this
statement is made: SIT is a false report. .
[Ed.
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\Downer is in town for a few
days.
Miss Julia Kinney has returned to
Georgia.
George Y. Simpson loaded car of sugar
last week.
R.A. Ritchiewas in Boston on business.
last week.
B. NJ. Wiley is entertaining his father
from Waterville.
Chauney Downer has moved into the L,
w. Harrison house.
Mrs. F.s. MalEin is visiting her parents.
in Lakeport, n. H.
Fred Chase has gone to Craftsbury to,
carry on the Dorman farm.
Mrs. Herbert Fay with her child ia visit
ing her father, L. A. Jackson.
Miss Julia Kinney OF Georgia is visiting.
her aged mother here for few days.
George Huzzy has purchased the Asia
bel Perrin farm and will take possession
soon.
James Pickel has moved his family to
the farm recently purchased by Al. Nc
Lellan.
Vance Woodruff is driving the stage
from the Bend to East Craftsbury for
short time.
The town has purchased new road ma
chine, and Commissioner Miller is build
ing some good roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Comstock and daughter,
MRS. Standish from Montpelier are in their
cottage for few days.
Fred Rodgers, who left Greens boro a few
weeks ago, has secured position in BosE'
ton as conductor on the electric cars.
The report from Mrs. G. &. Cook at this
writing is not quite so favorable as at first.
Her many friends hope for speedy recog-
cry.
The sugar party at the chapel dining
rooms Tuesday evening was attended by
about so people, and was success in every
way; much credit is due Bert Wiley and
Sam Philbrooks, who furnished snow, and
[ George Phtlbrooks, who furnished fine
sugar, and also the ladies who furnished
doughnuts and pickles. The chapel
fund was enlarged IS 80.
HOLLAND. A
| Miss Veda Hackett is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ames are home
| from Maine.
o L. Kelley spent last Sunday with
friends at Coventry.
L. W. Stevens of Island Pond was in
town on business last Friday.
Mrs. l. e. Hackett was called to Morgan
last Tuesday by the Illness of her mother.
Mrs. John Cargyl.
Mrs. Don Albee and daughter Winnie OF
Island Pond visited at 81. T. Lackey's last
Friday and Saturday.
Rev. Mr. Blodgett and wife are getting
nicely settled at the parsonage and are con-
Quoting very interesting and instructive
services at the nj. e. church.
The NJ. e. Sunday school was reoroan.
lied last week with the following officers
M. r. Lackey, superintendent; L. w. Hall
asst. supt.; Lizzie Moulton, sec. and treas
Those who attended the Ladies' Aid so.