Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-26

lew days In town last week.
Guar Hanson has returned from Boston
after several months absence.
Several from this village went last FRI
day on the excursion to Aussble chasm.
Willard Allen of ST. Louis called on rel
atives and friends here one day last week.
John and Blanche Moody spent last
week in ST. Johnsbury with their brother.
The members of the Morse family held a
picnic at the home of Burt iall last Tues
day.
Rev. W. L. Allen has returned from his
vacation and occupied his pulpit last Sum
day.
Mrs. Nary Jones returned from Hard
wick last Wednesday after an absence of
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. David wylie from New
Hampshire are visiting relatives and
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Seaver of North Troy,
accompanied by their son, visited at F. j.
Glidden's last week
Mrs. 7. NJ. Gallagher and daughter re-
turned from a visit to Peacham Groton
and viciaity last Tuesday.
Herbert Spaulding moved last Thursday
from the shannon house into one OF the|
| tenements in the Smith house.
Edwin Rerrip from Sacketts Harbor is
spending few days with his great grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. t. Patterson.
Clark Allen returned to his home in Bur-
li1gton last Tuesday after spending several
days in town in the Interests of insurance.
! business.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gage and son of
Burlington have been spending few days
vacation with his brother, Sherman Gage
OF this town.
Jesse Hoyt finished her work for Mrs. e
n. Nelson last Saturday snd returned to|
MorrLsvilIe, where she expects to attend
the Pes le's academy.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Lee CewIes spent a few days at North
Troy last week.
| Harley Cowles was at home from New
port over Sunday.
Prof. John CoIburne has returned to his|
home III Manchester.
Rev. Dr.. Flagg of Newport was a recent
fsUest 81 the parsonage.
Mrs. George Wheeler is entertaining her|
sister and children from Canada.
Calvin Cole has moved into the house re-
Gently vacated by E. T. Wheeler.
Mars. Emily Coolidge of Keene, n. H., is
spending the week at Deacon Roots.
Miss Ruth Reynolds of Burlington was
the guest of Miss Mary Root last week.
Mr--and Mrs. Fred Colburne of Roches-
ter, ~ H., were recent visitors in town.
About the usual number of PEOPLE froml
this place attended the county fair last
week.
| Don Courser called ON friends here last
week Don has position in store in|
Montreal.
Rev. John Chamberlain and daughter
came last Thursday to- spend a Few weeks
at their home here.
Mrs. Nancy Stevens OF Needham, Mass. i
spent p few days at Mrs. Lucy Randan's
recently, Mrs. Stevens taught in cur acad1
envy about thirty five years ago.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
ZuaEsHanson is home on q short
vacation.
Don CouTser was. in town che day
last week.
Thomas and Stacey Wiley spent
last week in Barton.
Robert Harper was in Barnet last
week visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. E.A Datton are visit
ing in Portsmouth, Nh.
Miss Ruth Moody of Boston ia visit |
ing Mgs. Jennie Hubbard.
Harold Higgins of Barton spent
last Sunday at @. II. Willey's.
Mrs. Jennie Blake, her son and his
wife are visiting Miss. Eliza Mitchell.
Mics Carrie Paine Of Cabot spent
few days with Miss Martina Paterson,
recently.
Miss Evelyn .Taggart, who is visit
ing. at James, PatersOn'S, bxoke her
elhoW recently.
Misses Mary Ety.. Dorothy Fair
banks and Maude Berry are spending
few days with Miss Flora Button.
Mrs. Weeks and two daughters, who
have been az Mrs. Mary Wyiie's, have
returned to. their home in st. johns
| bury.
Robert Melville, ison James, and
sdaughGer from New York city are Wis
Eiting their cousin, Mrs. Richard Ken
drick.
Mrs. Helen Wright and daughter,
Barbara, who have been visiting at
D. W. Simpsons, have started for
their home IN Minneapolis.