Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11


here last Thursday morning Charles Blske's |
house was struck by lightning. 1t did |
not catch hse but qaite g1o1 dat o
damage was done.
Mrs. E. III Cushman OF Attleboro, Mass
and son Frank, midshipmsn on the L. S. !.
Georgia, visited Mrs. Cushman's mother,
Mrs. Zilpha A. Grow of Barton, also at
d. A. Gsllup's, last week.
EAST cHsCtEc ToN.
A. c. Fellows has so.5 rs single mill
to Terry Page.
"a hard thunderstorm passed over here
Thursday morning.
Miss Florence Bruce has returned 10 her
work in East Haven.
Mrs. Leon Buck and children are visit
ing her sister in Irasburg. .
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Morse OF Browning
ton visited friends il town last week.
Mrs. G. T. Barney is staying with her
daughter, Mrs. w. Wilder, at Morgan.
Mrs. Frank Davis entertained her cousin,
Foster Phelps of st. Johnsbury, last week.
Mrs. Walter Buck has returned from
Island Pond where she visited relatives
the past week.
The topic for the c. E. prayer meeting
Nov. 14th, ssThe Greed for Gold" Leader,
Mrs. Asa Gregory.
| Mrs. Julia Albee of West Charleston
visited her sisters, Mrs. c. E. Coruth and
Mrs. w. Buck, recently.
| Remember the fair held by the United
| Workers November 10Th and Goth, after
Moons and evenings. There will be an
oyster supper on Tuesday evening the 18th.
| Every BODY invited to contribute, and TO
come and help to make the fair a success.
WEST CHARLESTON.
John Fosters little boy, Russell, was
quite sick last week.
| Harold McNamara was quite badly hurt
last week by horse kicking him.
Miss Jennie Wells of IrasbuTg visited
her friend, Der ha Kline, last week.
Norman and Howard Wiley have moved
their families into the Barron house,
Mr. and Mrs Ellsworth Heath hav,
moved into the Chas. Hildreth tenement.
Ed Hutchinson, John Eley and Ciiftor
Barrup are all having carpenter work dom
on their houses.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Barrup are rejoic
ing over the birth of son, born Thursday
Nov. Z Congratulations.
COVENTRY.
The Modern Woodmen will meet Tues
day evening.
Edgar Smith is home from Connection
. for short stay
e Mr.. Reynolds of North Troy has takel
f the Il. F. Black farm.
7 Mrs. Jonas Kidder has been among ia
sick ones the past week.
Miss Mary Brooks has been entertainin
two cousins from Bradford.
Mrs. W. B. Guild has gone to Nashville
Tenn, to the national w. G. I. U. conven
ton.
The town is being canvassed for tn
. home department of the Sunday schoc
. | work.
, Albert GoodelI, whose house was burned
has moved into part OF Chadncey Arm
strong'S house.
t Mrs. Glen Johnson has been moved f
i her fathers. Mr.. Johnson goes to 81
a Johnsbury to work.
: Gary Edmunds has purchased the A. l
S PettengiIl farm at South Troy and take
i possession December LIST.
Royal Noyes is home from Manchestel
n. H., where he has been to visit hi
K daughter, who is in very poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Cole of Craftsbur,
K Mrs. Ned Foster and Fred Hancock; M
and Mrs. Frank Hancock, hrs. f. Kidds
, and son William, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
;. Lemos and daughter, MIR. and Ms Josep
Lanou, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kidder an
Mrs. Charles Webster, ell of Irasburg, an
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Lowering of Derb
were in town last Monday to attend til
funeral of Mrs. Elmira Jane Cole Sh
was SO years, 10 months and days old.
CARD OF THANKs-We, the undersigned
ttender our heartfelt thanks to those VIII
I SO kindly assisted US at the time OF til
death ana burial OF our sister and aun
= also for all the kindness to her in be
sickness for the past year.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK HANCOCK,
FRED HANCOCK AND SON DANA,
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK LEMOS
AND DAUGHTER HELEN.
= CRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamilton are bot
quite i'll.
Hiram Pike of lrasburg is working fc
Macsnter.
Nearly all the schools in town close
last Friday.
The auction at j. Smiths last Saturda
was we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Hoyt of Rutlan
are visiting in town.
Marjorie Wilson has gone to Albany, \
Y, to attend business college.
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