Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

DR.. j. l.. Potter entertained his sister.
Mrs. F. Blake of Island Pond. the first OF
last week.
John Moore has moved into the rooms
formerly occupied oy him in the Royce
tenement house.
W. c. Hinton has moved from the W. j.
Hill house into the corner block which he
recently bought.
Miss Mabel LaRoche, a former teacher
here, was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Coruth Wednesday.
G. E. Coruth and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman
Hill attended the funeral of Ira Morse at
Morgan on Friday.
Ed. Gaines of Barton is here at work for
3. j. Lang, Who has commenced repairs
on his shiugie mill.
Miss Ida Cleveland OF West Derby visited
friends and former pupils here Wednesday.
she will teach the village school the
coming term.
Mrs. Carrie Burnham and daughter Ruth
went to Barton March % 10 spend a week
with friends before returning to their
home in South Ryegate.
Tne subject on which Rev. L. A. Wilson
will speak next Sunday morning is THE
Nations Peril" and in the evening San
Adventure with Christ"
TIE United Workers will have an auc-
tlon of ''old maids" and a promenade in
Vestry hall Wednesday evening, April 4.
Ladies please furnish cake.
A young child of Alba Annis of Wen
lock died from the effects of burns received
while lighting a fire with kerosene. and
the remains were brought here Wednesday
and placed in the receiving tomb.
Rev. A. e. Russell will preach his fare
well sermon April 1, having accepted q
call nearer his nome in Ludlow. During
the time Mr.. Russell has been here he has
made many friends, who wish him success
in his new field OF labor.
The Charleston w. e. T. U. will pack
its annual barrel for the Rescue Home in
Burlington about the middle of April.
All who have promised and all who like to
with Mrs. David Cook.
Rev. Lawrence A. Wilson has accepted
a call to become the pastor of the
Plymouth church at this place. Mr..
Wilson, now at Yale University, was a
former pastor who organized this church
the past year with a large membership and
comes with renewed energy for its future
success. 1t is ex pected he will be here
during the Easter holidays and preach two
Sundays, returning to New Haven for
commencement, after which he will begin
bis regular pastorate.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Bessie Sawyer has gone to Boston to visit
her sister.
Mary Bradbury has returned to her home
in Boston.
Eugene Lyon will go to New York city
April End, for the summer.
Mrs. Kendrick was called to Glover by
the sickness of her father, Mr.. sherburn.
George Bracket went to Morgan last
Friday to attend the funeral of Ira Morse,
Mrs. Geo. Montgomery has gone to
GrovetoD, N. 81. to stop with her daughter,
w. Fl. Calkins and Nm. Nelson are
spending some time in Newport attending
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Davis of West Derby
visited Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs. John
Lafam, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes of Morgan spent a
day in town and attended the q. A. R. and
w. R. G. meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers Church of Boston
are stopping with Mrs. Chureh's mother,
Mrs. James Dudley
News has been received of the birth of
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dwire of
Manchester, N. II. Congratulations.
Bert Mack has rented Nathan Aliens
farm and taken possession. Mr.. Allen has
rented rooms in the Cong'l parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Badger have closed
work for Mr.. Allen and will go to Norton
soon to work for Mr.. and Mrs. Libby.
Tracey Pratt, who has been Ill at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. John Cook, has
so far recovered as to appear on the street
again.
The home talent exhibition rendered hast
Tuesday evening, was much enjoyed by 6
large audience. 1t was rendered again Fri
day evening at East Charleston.
Ransom Hall, a veteran of the Civil War
passed away Thursday evening. Calvin
Brown passed away Friday morning. More
extensive notices will be given later.
Crescent Camp, No. 1898 NJ. W. of A
will give a sugar social and promenade in
their hall Wednesday evening, Apr. 4th
Ali are Cordially invited. Admission. Il
! cents.
G. E. Gay of Barton Landing has pur
, chased of the estate of Milo Gay the HON,
farm. The price as reported last week wa
an er1o-, the price paid being considerab oil
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