Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-09-24

ton.
Dr. e. o. Ranney OF Barton Landing and
Dr E. E. Whitaker of Newport were re-
centIy called here in consultation with Drss
p Cushman on the ease of Winnie Fell
lows. who is seriously ill with gastritis.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mr.. Colby George is in poor health.
Mrs. Josiah Hamblet is on the sick list.
Ora Foster is at work in the Copeland
store.
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Fred Hamblet visited relatives in
st. Johns bury last week.
Mrs Louisa Warbeys isshelpirg care for
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bruce.
Reginald Ely from Maine is spending
his vacation with his parents.
Mr.. Harold Robinson OF West Derby Wis
tied at \. s.. Aliens last week.
Mrs. Julia Ruiter is on the sick liss. Her
daughter Maggie is caring for her.
Mrs. Wilson has come to arrange for the
care of her mother, Mrs. William Brace.
Geo. Shannon has moved into the house
that he recently bought of w. I'll. Ca1kins.
Mrs. Geo. Montg omery of Groveton, N.
q. is visiting. her friend Mrs. Alice Hciton
John Lunderville has stored his goods in
Mr.. Griffin's- barn to await vacant tene-
| ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Goochee of South
Barton visited at Norman Browns last
| week.
Eugene Roy ce of Boston has been visit
| ing his father and other friends the pass
week.
Mrs. Fogg has daughter from Wood
stock whiting her and helping. care for
! Mrs. Webster.
| MIR. &. R. Counter has returned to Boston,
| Mass, to continue his " ork for the Boston
Elevated Co.
| Mr.. Henry Norton of Island Pond and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Norton of Gorham, ~.
H., were in town last Sunday.
CRAFTSBURY.
Charles Hoyt moved last week to the Al
len farm.
Communion services were held in them.
E. church last Sunday
W. P. Kaiser spent the first part Of last
week visiting in Stowe.
Several from this town attended tbs, st.
Johnsbury fair "Wednesday.
Mrs. Brown from Burlington is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Julia Dillingham;.
Ethel Patterson left last Tuesday to at
tend school near Boston. She was called
home Wednesday night by the death OF
her father.
Rev. w. e. Allen and Mrs. Jennie Twiss
went as delegates to the Epworth League
conUntion held at Newport Tuesday and
Wednesday of last week.
The Orleans county Sunday school con.
vention meets in the M. e. church thi:
week, commencing Thursday, Sept. q
continuing until Friday noon.
Ide Jennie Moulton, impersonator ana
reader, will give az entertainment in tbs
town hall, Friday evening, Sept. %, under
the auspices4of the Craftsbnry Grange.
+ Among those from out of town to attend
the funeral OF Mr.. Patterson were Mr.. anG
Mrs. Will Laid from Whitmaa, Mass s
Rand and Mrs Esath Allen from Burning
ton. Foster Raad from Whitman, Mrs
Eliza Lother and Mrs. Lydia Brown. iron
Nembury, Mrs Lila Labaroa from Morris
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dutaon and Geofg'
Anderson frozn Hardwick, also Mrs. Bach
eI0r from HGrdwiek.
RIA. Paterson died very sudGsnly q
his home Wednesday evening. The fu
neral was held Thursday at the sane place
! the Rev. w. E. Allen officiating. MI
Patterson was a respected business ma
fifty three years of age. He leaves wit
and three daug hterss Mrs. VIII Laid 6
j. Whitman, Mass! MES. Guy Rogers of Port
land. Ore, and Ethel Patterson, beside
an eyed father and mother. and two sis
tiers. Much sympathy is felt for the fam
iIv IN their sudden bereavement.
NORTH cRAFTSBURY.
e Mrs. Witt was in Barton last week visit
Ing her son Fred.
d The college students. returned to. Bul
lington Monday.
/, Miss Sarah Miller has returned TO h
work in Philadelphia.
l. Mrs. Clara Tenney has returned to h
home in Boston mueh improved ip healt
A The town was very much ssddened
the sudden death of Mr.. Robert Pate
% son.
=. G. a. Hanson has purchased the
a., Paddock store, also goods, and taks
re possession.
The academy baseball nine play'
AGAINST the town team last Saturday, while
= resulted in victory in favor of the tow
4to9.
a. Rev. and Mrs. John Chamblain fro
J. New York have joined their family, wi
have had rooms at Mrs. Mary Paddock
for the summer.
r. MIR. Perrin from Hyde Park will deliv,