Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-13

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spencer and son of Lyndon are
win her sister, Mrs. Emma Reed.
hr : uiia Allbee has gone to West Der
ion wy with her daughter, Mrs. Cush-
.oini ~. ana Mrs. Ed. Hamilton are enter
,oa guests from Cambridge and Water
anu Mrs. George Hamilton are
OF Newbury.
- ana Mrs. Brown OF Montgomery
80 iSoy friend are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rouse.
Mr. and Mrs, Phil Miller were called to
nrownlngton to attend the funeral OF
cousin last Friday.
s lspu bl1can rally at schooIhouse hall
vas vel attended. The speakers were
Fish and lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson of Island
NJ Dnu spent several days last week with
MT and Mrs. Nathan Allen.
~ H. Piper and grandson are home from
BOSTON Where they have been for several
weeks dis daughter, Mrs. Bessie Cushion,
Is expected soon.
CHRISTIAN kndeavor prayer meeting as
usual thursday evening. Subject-sChrist
LNe' My Favorite Parable and How 1t
helps Me-" Leader, Mrs. Cushman.
COVENTRY.
MRS. Paddleford OF Barnet is the guest of
Mrs. A. Howard.
Rev. A. 5. Bole has been in Barnet visit
ing his parents.
Mrs. WILDER Scott has a sister from
Glover visiting her.
Dr. Walter Parker of Dorchester, Mass.
Is the guest of his parents.
arthur White, formerly of this town.
mas purchased creamery at Charlotte.
Mrs. K. F. Willard and children have
gone to her home in Toosham on q visit
Willis Gorham and his aunt, Mrs. Luz
cretla Frost,t took a trip to Willoughby last
Monday.
Miss Louise Johnson has come to make
ner nome for the present with Mrs. Helen
BarroWs.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Wheeiock and children
have gone'to North Lawrence, New York.
on visit.
Mrs. Leroy Moulton, (Fida Cole) and
children of Nashua, N H., are in town Wis
iting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bashaw of Province Hill.
T. O., visited Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Hancock
the past week.
Ernest Warboy is clerking for c. T.
BROOKS and Ernest Blake of Derby is driv-
ing the meat cart
Myron Lewis went to Soutb Trov lost
Ihursoay TO attend the funeral of Mr..
Enos Whitehouse.
Mrs. Jennie Hovey of East st. Johns
bury has been the guest of her uncle. A.
b. Hancock, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Patten went To
Johnson to attend the funeral of Mr.. Pat
tens nephew. VIM. Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens and Homer
went to South Troy Thursday to attend the
funeral of Enos Whitehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Metcalf have gone to
Lowell. Mass, where Mr.. MetcaIf has en-
ployment on the Hood stock farm.
Z. j. Brooks. Mr.. Barker, Levi Dean.
Tbeda Metcalf and others took in the ex-
csfsion to Burlington last Wednesday.
Remember the union picnic in Mr.. Bill
ings' grove next Wednesday. II it rains.
the picnic will be held the following dav,
The Bobbin Co. have commenced tn han1
the logs to the mill from Charles Niles,
sugar orchard which they have purchased.
Mrs. L. Hilliker, who has lived in the
family OF Fl. c. Cleveland for the past few
months, has gone to her home in Newnort
Center. She is in poor health.
George Herman, Alvah Smiths family
Mrs. Robert Tice, Mrs. Jessie Randall
and daughter and Miss Jeanette Vance
have been camping at Willoughby.
DR.. Longe OF Newport and DR.. R.
Willard performed an operation on Mrs.
VIM. Brooks last Friday. She is doing !
well so far and it is hoped she NAV fullv |
regain her health.
The W. c. L. .. will sell ice cream. cake.
lemonade and So forth in the schooIhouse /
yard in the afternoon of Freeman's meet |
ing day, September 18th. 1t Is hoped that |
all voters after voting the right ticket
will patronize the ladies who will have
the right drink which will be reasonable
and refreshing.
CRAFTSBURY.