Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-11

c..- :. fluoson has returned from Kansas
n.y. NO, with car of nice horses.
rs Us annie Trip has bought the j. D.
'Aoooy house and land at Echo Pond.
"is. IL Wilkins and child of Barre are
boarding at Elmer Grsv,s for the summer.
mrs }. b. Moody has moved to Nashua,
~ '"here her husband has employment.
marx Shonyo has sold his farm to his
oto'her Fred, and gives immediate posses
"fs' Martha Davis has returned from
sick.
The Peoples telephone line has been ex-
.sneo from Morgan to this village past
Echo Pond.
WIS Altha Davis has been at Newark
sne past week helping care for her sister,
hls' Henry Foster, who is Ill.,.
"rs. Ruth Blake and Mrs. B. A. Rand OF
Fl'cn Bay, Que, spent last week here with
relatives and friends.
T. =. Dunton leaves this week for Cali
iornla where he intends to spend several
months with relatives and in travel over
o Der states,
Rev. L. A. Wilson has returned here
rom New Haven, Conn.,, and commenced
| MS labors as pastor of the Congregational
church last Sunday.
Inc village school will give promenade
friday evening, June Is. This is for the
dement, OF graduating class. Cake and
conee viii he served. Admission 10 cents.
WEST CHARLESTON.
'+eoro1e Gatchell is the new clerk at J. p.
HoIton's store.
The LITTLE Griegs boy was badly cut on
glass lest Fridsy.
Mr.. James Wilson and wife of AsbIend
H., are visiting his nephew, M. E. Will
son.
Mrs. Hastings and children ere home
from New York end are stopping at Harry
Ruiter's.
ERNEST Elliott of New York CITY spent
'evv davs with bis mother, Mrs. Brown.
last week.
Rev ParIin has gone to Wyoming for
few months. Cecil Pickel ACCOMPANIED
Mr.. Parlin tn Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice PickeI. Harper
Pfckel and Arthur Dequett are camping at
Seymour lake, Morgan
The Charleston and Newport stage has
changed hands. Fred Hamhlet now owns
the route nut retairs the same driver. Henry
Wilder
"Cbrist's Lite. His Relation to HIS
Disciples end What He Expects Ct U.s." is
the subject for the Christian Endeavor
meeting Thursday evening.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
gratu'ations are in order to Clarence
Uric and bis bride.
5. L. LYON is. moving into a part Of
Mrs. Lucy Kilburn's house.
Mrs. A. Smith. who bias been very i'll all
winter, is now able to ride out.
Mrs Ronley and her daughter Ruth are
In Sheldon visiting Lawyer Ronley.
Several in this town had lightning rods
put onto their farm buildings last week.
Mrs. Sadie Cowles went to Barre last
week to see her daughter, who is quite i'll.
Frank Dickersop went to his home last
Tuesday TO be present at the wedding of his
sister.
Napoleon Gilbert, who has been i'll so
Icing, has been moved to the Mary Fk cher
hospital at Burlington.
During the electric shower last Friday
night Ira Sanders barn was struck and
burned by bolt of lightning.
Miss Katherine Randall was in Enosburg
Falls June and to attend the Grand
Chapter, O.E. s., of Vermont
A. Cowles was recently called to Barre
on account of the death of his grandchild.
His sister, Mrs. W. B. Williams, accom-
panied him.
A laage number of town students took
the examinations at the Academy last
Friday and Saturday preparatory to en-
tering the Academy this fall.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. Mary Randall has returned from
North Carolina.
Mrs. George Sylvester is confined to tIe
house with illness.
Charles Cole is the new stage driver. He
will move into part of VIM Brooks, house.
Mr.. Cyrus MetcaIf of Willimantic Conn.
and Mrs. Howard Knox of Hanover N. IT.,
are in town.
Miss Frances Kay, who has been ill while
visiting at James LabeIps, is better and
has returned to her school.
A large number attended the social Of
the M. E. vestry last Friday evening, A
good entertainment was provided and cake |
and coffee served.
Miss May Wheeler was the guest of Mrs.
Manley through the convention. Mrs. VIM.
Wright at VIM. Brooks and Mr.. and Mrs. |
VIM Richmond at Mrs. c. Towers.
Eureka Grange will hold the next reeu-
lar meeting June 16. By request of the
Worthy Master each mem Der is asked to |
kindly furnish something for the enter
tainment, either reading, piece to speak,
or a song.
CRAFTSBURY.
Children's day exercises will be he'd in
the NJ E. church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Keir went to Canada last
FRIDAY to visit Mr.. Keirs father.