Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-23

Mrs. Ella lFage) Morphet of Montreal,
P. @, is stopping with her grandmother.
Mrs. James Dudley.
Mrs. Robert Parker and son from Lyndon
Corner are visiting her husbands mother.
Mrs. William Parker.
Mr.. Frank Lahore left this town Monday
morning July %, for Alberta, Northwest
| Territory, where ne intends to locate.
Hon. Porter Dale, j. S. Sweeny, Luther
Cobb and Lapha Stevens OF Island Pond
were in town several days last week on
business.
COVENTRY.
| Mrs. Jennie K. Herbert and danphter
arrived home last Saturday evening.
Mr.. McDuff, living on Barton river, is i'll
and threatened with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Hunt and son, Olin.
| from st. Adams have been visiting at A. D.
Thurber's.
We are sorry to learn that Matt Henry.
who is in Hanover Hospital, is In yerv
critical condition.
| Mrs. c. 0. Wright has been to Manches.
ter, n. H., recently to bury her brother.
Rev. John Magoon.
Lena, Helen and Dan Donovan of North
Andover, Mass are visiting their grand
father, l. s Livingstone.
Next Friday evening the band bows will
| give concert and the ladies of the M. r.
church will furnish Ice cream on the lawn
Rev. l. A. R2nney of Westfield preached
very acceptable sermon in the M. r.
| church last Sabbath in exchange with the
pastor.
The little Perry boy of New Haven.
| Conn.,, whose mother died recently. has
come to reside in the family OF his uncle.
| Charles Putney.
Mr. Royal Noyes daughter, who has
| been spending few weeks with her pa
| rents, returned last Saturday to her home
in Lisbon, Nh. She is in very poor health.
cRAFTSBURY.
There were several new members added
to the Grange last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Hartman from Bar
ton visited Mr.. Harriman's sister last Fri
day.
Rev. w. e. Allen attended the funeral NJ
James Withers in the west part of the town
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Oh. Rawson and son from Boston
came last Monday to spend several weeks
with her parents
full report of the National Reform
Conference held here Wednesday apnears
In another column.
Lovel Allen came from Burlington last
Thursday to spend a few days vacation
with friends in this vicinity.
NORTH cRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Elsie slayton has gone to Glover to
visit friends
Miss Mary Shehan is visiting her cousin
Miss Lena Shehan.
Prof. J.sE. Colburn and family were in
Newport few days last week,
w. J. Clapp and family are Shaving Of
the Orleans House for few weeks. L /
Miss Mabel Jacobs OF Hardwick is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Agnes Witt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt are in town. called
here by the death OF Mrs. Pratt's father.
Clarence Billion OF Connecticut ia
visitor at the home of his sister, Mrs. g, L.
Wheeler.
Harley Cowles has gone to Centre Har-
Dor, N. H, where he has position In the
Colonial House.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Hastings OF Califor.
MIA are at the hotel once more. Their
many friends are pleased to see them.
On another page OF the paper this week
we publish letter from Sidney w. Root
OF Oakland, CAL, to his brother Charles OF
this place. It is an interesting and
instructive letter. cd.
musical convention will be held at
North Craftsbury August 6, and 8, Pro-
lessor Conant OF Concord, N. H., conduct
Ing, chorus tickets S1.00 each, concert
Wednesday night. Those attending the
convention from out of town will be en-
tertained free. Write to L. E. Upper for
particulars.
Mr.. A. Paddock, much respected
citizen and business man, died at his home
last Monday. He had been in poor health
but 1t was hoped he might be spared for
some time. He was seventy-one years of
age. He leaves wife and three daughters.
The oldest daughter, Mrs. Anna Cole. was
unable to come home, having gone to
India two years ago. The community ia
much saddened by the loss of Mr.. PaddocL
and much sympathy is felt for the family.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Fern Dickson has returned to her
home in Bristol, Maine.
Mrs. Charles Wiley, who has been very
ii, isislowly recovering. I
Mrs. George Palmer spent part OF last {
week at Charles Willey's. i
1t%yz IL
ng her friend, Agnes Wylie.
Miss Mary Simpson entertained few of
Ter friends last Wednesday evening. |
Mrs. Maltby;and daugh of East North. t
ield, Mass, are spending the summer Of Y
2. A. buttons. 1
Mrs. Arthur Haselton, formerly Miss c
Minnie McEwen of this place, called on A
riends here last week, IC
Miss Agnes WAtie gave a small picnic 81
aturday evening" July IA, followed bv q 81