Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-25

nev. a. D. Ross exchanged pulpits
Rev. Mr.. rowbridge of Albanv So
Miss Winnifred Drew of St. John
Center is visiting her uncle, L. p Dire
Mrs. K. L. Drew, spent last
Morrisville with her son Thad and "a
DR.. Kendrick and family from
Charleston were In town VISITING ra,,
last week.
Ezra howe is very sick. His bro
in-law, Ward Wheeler, is heln,na
for him.
L. T. Graves daughter and child
st. Johnsbury are the guests of her 4,
and mother.
Stanley Gates has finished h,s a.,
year at Dartmouth and is visiting his o.
mother, Mrs. Stark.
w. e. Sherburn has brought n,,.
Tor gift to Miss Alice M. Hanson ~
eighteenth birthday.
J.H. Hoyt has been unable r. 49,.
nus ou1les at the Barton laundry for Z
days on account of sickness.
The LADIES' Home Missionarv, c.
held very enjoyable meeting At ~
OF Mrs. Elma Martin Friday. =
Mr.. ard Mrs. Zelora Marsh ue-s =.
TO West Berkshire recently to sttena
funeral OF Mrs. Marsh's sister.
Inc Earnest Workers will hold ;,
In the grove OF F. M. Clark july ata
gooo time Is expected and all are III
There will be an entertainments snd =
az the Congregational vestry Thurs
evening. Proceeds for repairs on
church. on
oIoVer orange will give basket Mo
az worthy Master Beams camn e.
Pond on the 4th of July. Public tnv,
especially the children.
ine MUD Island school In district No
mas just purchased a new flag. r.
raiseo With the usual ceremonies Mordd
June 18th. A few exercises wero oino
the children, and were much enioved
all present.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Salmon are IN to7
a1ter an absence OF twenty-tbree ,eo
FRIENDS and relatives to the npr,hou
sixty or more met to greet them last Tine
Gay at the old home now occupied nv II
youngest brother, Arthur, and also to con-
memorate the coming of their father ID
late John Salmon from Scotland end Loo
ing on the place 81 years ago that do]
The expression OF all was, a verv nleaso ]
day has been passed.
everybody is cordially invited To atten
the patriotic entertainment and fac mot
a1 the congregational church Thursda
evening, June 18th. Refreshments will
served by the goddesses OF liberty. TIL
program will consist of patriotic sono
readings and flag drill by the cbiIdre,
Inc entertainment will be followed by IL
nag match and the refreshments of i,
cream and cake. This is the first of
series OF entertainments which will he OF,
en- TO neIp raise money for repairing r.
cnurch. Admission 1Oc, refreshments IN
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. Barton is entertaining friend
this week.
W. 5. ingalls, of Old Orchard, Me. is i
town for few days.
Mrs. Holden is stopping with her donob
ter, Mrs. r. j. Barton.
Charlie Bailey is home on his vacatfo
rom VI V. M. at Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen are the ham,
parents OF son, born June 21.
Mrs. Fanny Simons returned Friday
from her visit in Manchester, Nh.
Walter jackson raised the addition to
MS large barn Wednesday afternoon.
MRS. b. M. Wiley and children are visit
ing in Mortified and WateryilIe for q
few weeks.
george and Clarence Pole of HYDE Park
have been visiting relatives in town Tor 4
few weeks.
Mrs. John Garven, who has bean very
SICK for the past week, is little better at
this writing.
Leonard Russell cut off two OF his toes
while cutting bushes Thursday. DR.. Weeks
dressed the wounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Payne were called to
Fairfax Saturday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Payne's brother.
Mrs. Herbert Fay returned to her home
IN Westford last Saturday, after spending
week at her fathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Young are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby girl weig hing
nine POUNDS, June 22nd.
Walter Calderwood of Lakeport. Nh
former resident of this town, spent few
lays at F. s. Melvin's last week.
Mrs. r. A. Richie and Mrs. A. s, Clary
Visited in Barre last week while their hus-
bands attended the convention In Mont
,elier.
Mrs. William Withers, while trying to
irive nail one day last week had her eye
injured by the nail flying and
litting her.
Mrs. Herbert Giilis has gone to Man
chester, N. H., to attend the graduating
exercises. Her daughter Mabel is one OF
he graduates.
An auction sale of household furnit9re
md other personal property will be held at
he Hunter farm one-haIf mile from this
viIlage next Saturday at one O'Clock p. NJ.
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