Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18

Fred DAVIS mas moved into the house
bv the blacksmith shop.
Nr. and Mrs. Harry Clark spent Sunday
with Mrs. Clsrk's parents.
Cora Moulton is staying with her mother,
Mrs. e. F. Demick, for time.
Nrs. Martha Morrill, and little daughter
Hattie are visiting at her fathers for few
| Gays.
Mrs. Elmore Smith is at work again in
the central office OF the Peoples telephone
at Morgan Corner.
R~ASBURG.
Mr.. F. Il. Holdridge is in poor health.
Blanche and Pearl Dwyer recently visited
friends in Bloomington.
Mrs Bert Goss and son are stopping with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goss.
Miss Emily Brewster returns from the
Johnson normal achool this week.
F.B. Webster and Miss Kellogg of Bos-
ton visited friends in town last week.
MIR. and Mrs. William Samson of East
Berkshire are visiting friends in town.
A daughter wss born to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Homer Clark last Saturday night, June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boright of Sweets
burg, Que, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Phillips.
Rev. Josiah Poeton attended the state
convention OF Congregational churches in
Woodstock last week.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Sears went to New
port to attend the commencement exer-
cises last Thursday evening.
About two hundred attended the lecture
on telephones here last Monday evening
and it proved quite interesting.
Miss Matte Holdridge attended the
Grand Chapter OF the Order of the Eastern
Star IN Enosburg Falls Wednesday, June 6.
Children's Day will be observed at the
Methodist church next Sunday morning,
3 June "A, with exercises suited to the day.
] Miss Alice Downing returned from Ha t.
ford, Conn.,, last Saturday to spend the
3 summer vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Tenn
t pleton.
Rev. j. Poeton gave an interesting &C
count of the Congregational convention
held in Woodstock last week on Sunday
morning.
t Don Carpenter and family have returned
from Virginia and decided that home il
a Vermont is more desirable than one il
that section.
: Rev. John Comings of Saco. Maine, Wis
tied at E. w. Kelth's last week. In Sep
Il TENDER he will return to India to RESUME
his work as missionary among the natives
Y There will be no services at the Congre
gational church next Sunday mornint
q but the congregation are invited to tn
B. Children's Day exercises at the Methods
s church.
h Irasburg is to have one of those goot
old fashioned Fourth of July celebration
s this year and is making preparations tt
b Guido any former celebration held here
So far only two towns of this count.
" have advertised to have a celebration, the,
n are Irasburg and Newport, and certainl,
Irasburg ought to have the patronage o
or the towns of this end of the county
l. Baseball, races, parades, end drill c
Company of the Vermont Nations
r Guard, is part OF the days program.
&c A happy and quiet June wedding too
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II
er Drew Monday, June a, when their daugt
re ter, Ethel, and Frank Harris of Frankli
Falls, N. H were united in marriage. TT
e. ceremony was performed by Rev. Geo. 1
on Wright In the presence of the imn94dia
n relatives and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
will make their home in Franklin Fall
where Mr. Harris is located in bushes
'ay Their many friends extend congratul
IN tions and best wishes for happy future.
The many friends of Miss Carrie Fish
l. 0hI 70 do
et- go another Liberation as she received I
M, benefit from the one underwent last vii
all. ter. She went Wednesday to the Ma
Fletcher hospital in Burlington, accom-
panied by her little brother, Claren
ETY. Fisher, who must undergo an operate
Ire. for appendicitis. Mr.. and Mrs. Fish
nee seem to be having more then their share
trouble and much sympathy is felt
yer them, especially for Mrs. Fisher, who b
the been i'll long time and confined to t
are house.
Vetta Carpenter, wife of Erwin Vel
died Friday afternoon, June Is, aged fort
VIII one years. Her little daughter, be
lays Monday morning diad The to,iowi
las' Wednesday. Besides her husband s
lcdNoo wv eOns anu one Qaugnt0r, j
mother, four brothers and one sister, M
Abbie Kennison. Mrs. Wells was m
Ilng excellent woman and highly esteemed b
large circle of friends. Her husband a
was family have the sincere sympathy of I
community. The funeral was held
sent the house yesterday, Sunday, aft
uue moor, In charge of Rev. g. 81. Wright q
Rev. j. Poeton. Arrangements were
L. Is charge of Mr.. Green of Newport and a
'or the order Of Foresters OF Newport. A la
company OF friends we're present and
lolo floral tributes were profuse and beautii
unity The interment was in the Irasburg Ger
ieie- terry.
LOWELL.
Mr.. Silsby's new boiler from Troy
roy rived Friday.
Miss Maddie Sanborn of Irasburg SO
DIN Sunday In town.