Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-30

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'ifs' john Ramsdale is stopping Win
her sister, Mrs. Lunderville.
harold McLamarrs is at work for Dr.
hehorlck and attending school.
NUS Bessie Sawyer is home from Boston,
"here she has been visiting relatives.
har' ana Mrs. Theron Adams of DERBY
visited at Mr.. Hamblett last Friday.
MRS. Julia Ruiter has gone to Newport
W seop with her daughter, Mrs. Ailbee.
Eli Flanders of Barton visited his daugd-
'er' MIS- George Cummings, last week.
MIS- Mamie Norton of Berlin is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Braekett.
MISS Bertha Kenney entertained class
mate from the Derby academy, over Sun
day
MRS Hastings and Mrs. Bishop have
come to stop with Harry Ruiter for the
summer snzsa
Mr! Bedford and Martin Ciappsr are az
WORK Tor Mr.. Nelson in the mill and VIII
BOARD at the hotel.
7ames Crawford recently received word
that his brother Sslas OF Newport had
gone TO Hanover, n. H., to have cancer
| removed from his face.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Reniban and children
OF New York City have arrived and are
stepping with Mrs. Renihan's parents,
While they repaiE the house they recently
bought Of Norman Brown,
George Cummings and his mother we're
called to Island Pond to attend the funeral
OF Rev. Mr.. Edmonds, who was drowned
In North Dakota last winter. The body
was recovered five miles from the place
where he went through The ice.
There was a surprise party last Saturday
for Mr.. and MIS-. Henry Churon,iG being
/ Aar. Chulcn'B thirty -firsl b.rUhoay. Rev. j.
| u. WaIdron presented them, in behalf Of
the M. w. A. and friends, with very nice
silver service, and in behalf OF the family
& nice CLOCK, 10 which Mr.. Clark responded,
the NJ. w. AS with their wives doing
the 'honors of the evening. The evening
was spent promenad1ng and singing.
Monthly missionary meeting eff the
CongI Q. E. society, Thursday evening,
May 3rd, at 1880 O'CLOCK. Subject 'tMis-
| sIons amor g foreigners in this country"
Ine missionary committeeman to take up
| work among the BohemIans. One inter
esting feature of the meeting will be the
| reauIng OF lettec from Mss Marie Raitln-
ger, missionary to Bohomlans in CIeve-
land, y. This letter, winch was written
expressly for this meeting, is direct from
| Miss Rel6lnger and will be enjoyed py all.
AL are invited.
COVENTRY.
Charles Stevens is at work IN the bobhin
mill.
Theda Metcalf is,at work for Luke Ba-
toms family.
E. Gorham is at Newport painting and
paper hanging.
/ George Treando, has hired to work in
Geo Herman mill.
Glen Johnson has purchased A. B. Han
cocks farm and taken possel sion.
Rev. and Mrs. MA. Turner have gone to
their new field of labor at Newbury.
Rev. c. w. Morse of Newport Center
preached at the NJ. e. church last Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine Thrasher has been hay
ing q millinery sals at Mrs. G.: j. Brooks
the past week.
The service at the III. E. church will be
|
H. Wright of Irasburg will supply until, q
= permanent pastor can be obtained.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Wheelock and baby
: went to the Mary Hitchcock Hospital last
: Wednesday. Mrs. Wheelock entered the
Hospital for an operation. A telegram
I has arrived saying she has passed a sue
, cessful operation and is as comfortabl Die as
: can be expected.
Mrs. Nancy (Richardsonl, widow Of the
late Joseph Stevens, passed away from the
result of a shock Saturday about one
O'Clock. MRS Stevens mas for gooi many
years been a resident of this town. Fol
, thu past year her mind has been somewhat
clouded. she leaves one son, George Stew.
. ems, and four grandchildren. A few wear.
ago she buried her only daughter, Mary
. wide of Damon Ware, which was q grea
grief to her. Her funeral was held toda,
L at 200 o'clock, Rev. Q. E. Aiken offcia
ting. Her age was eighty five years anc
: six months.
CRAFTSBURY.
}. Mrs Dixon left last Wednesday fol-. he
n home in Sheldon.
II James ANDERSON mas rented bis farm t
Harry McEnter for one year.
:. John George from East Hardwick was il
"a town last Thursday on business.
Mr. Cole of East Hardwick visited hi
n brother, Calvin Cole of this town, la.
% week.
The annual meeting of the W. G. T. q
l. will be held with Mrs. n. Fl. Kinney Tues
l. day afternoon, May 8.
Rev. and Mrs. R. ], Chrystie left las
e. Saturday for their new field of labor i
" Newport. Mr.. and Mrs. Chrystie tax
a. with them the best wishes of host {
friends.
r EAST CRAFTSBURY.
W Mrs. Dick Thompson, who has, been II
Ve is much better.
School here commences TO-DAY with Mi
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