Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-07

oi MS brother, Eugene Gray, while
nc Is gone to New ork.
several of our men are leaving here this
60 70 seek employment in New YORK
."s including Kit Hudson Jr.. Leon
a.oooy' Ernest Hudson and Wallace Nc
Namara.
"hiie Mr.. Lafouutsin was using
the emery wheel last Thursday morning
y broke filling, the air with small pieces,
e'eiai OF which hit him, one cutting
cash in his forehead and another
breaking his cheek bone.
EVANSVILLE.
l.. a. Drown was in Woodsville the past
week on business.
Mrs. E. Woodland of Barton Landing is
visiting friends here.
Z. d. Alexander has moved into rooms
IN William Kings house.
Bertha Woodland has finished work at
"es.more and returned home.
rniiip Roberts and brother, have moved
ONO the farm lately bought of e. ii. Alex
ander.
l ne band will give an open sir concert
Hiioay evening. The ladies Of the church
VIII serve tce-cream. Let everyone come
and give the boys lift.
Z. A. Grow, who has been mentioned at
oiHerent times rs being very sick, passed
away May 2, after long sickness. The
family have the sympathy OF this commu-
nifty in their sad bereavement.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Jacob @. Gray visited In town last week.
Mr. Turnbull is having an office built in
his creamery.
Rev. j. D. Waldron is the new pastor at
the f. B. church.
James Crawford went to island Popd on
Business last week.
Mr.. Peter Pickel is putting up a carriage
house and woodshed.
Mrs Ida Lnnderyiile has gone to Morgan
to work for Mrs CaIkins.
Pnil Miles has bought the William
Waterman farm of Jacob G. Gray.
Mrs Frank Rich of Derby has been in
town the past week with millinery goods.
Miss Christie M. Crawford of westfield
and Ora Dane were married May 3 Con-
gratulasions.
help care for AImon Bowen's little
children, who are very sick.
Mr.. Raase went TO Montgomery rassntly,
ana returned home last Thursday, bring
ing with him bride. Congratulations.
Subject for C. e. meeting, Thursday eve
ming, among the wheat or the sares
where amsI2 Leader, MRS. Foster. Csnse-
Grafton meeting.
Many thanks to the children fcr the
pretty Mey baskets hang on the doors OF
80 many Of the aged ones. especially the
old soldiers Of the place.
Arthur Cowdry of Boston recently called
on relatives here On his way home from
Knowiton, z. O., WHARF he had been to
Jury his wife and infant child.
Owing to bad roads, only one of the eight
young people who had planned to take in
the Christian Endeavor convention at Bar
ton, Friday, was athletic attend, he making
the trip.on horseback. A very interesting
meeting is reported.
The class of 'O6 met at the home OF Mrs
G. W. Reed, Saturday, April %, 1906. and
the following officers and committee were
elected: President, Anna LunderylIle;
vice president, Grace Fellows; secretary,
Carrie Heath;. treasurer, Verna Griffin /:
business committee, Nettie Cobourn, Rar-
old Wilson and Reta Horn.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. Emma Thrasher is home from
| Fitohburg, Mass
| Mr.. Myron Lewis has recently been Wis
| ting IN Waterford.
George Treaudo has moved into the
Methodist parsonage.
MFR. Lucius Nye has gone to Massachu.
setts hospital for an operation
Since the 18th of last December clever
persons have been laid away in our Gems
terry.
Rev. G. 81. Wright of Irasburg preached
very acoepta BILE sermon in the Methodist
church last Sunday afternoon.
The Christian Epdeavor society vii
give social in the Congregational vsstry
Friday evening, May Il. Refreshments
will be served, admission 10 cents.
The annual meeting of the w. &. T. U.
was held May 1st in the Congregations
church vestry. A good number was pres
ent, and very interesting program wa
given. The delegates chosen to Count,
convention were Alrs. Will Brooks. Mss
=. Smith, Mrs. Bole, Mrs. Randall an,
bars. Sylvester. The old board of officer
vas reelected 18th only one or two change
made.
cRAFTSBuRY.
The parsonage is undergoing thoroug
repairs.
l.. F. Smith has his new shingla mill i
operation.