Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-03

convention at Newport Tuesday, May rs.
Rev. and Mrs. 5. Achenb bach were called
to Nazareth, Penn. Thursday, May 80,
by the sudden death of Mrs. Achenbach's
father.
The b ell bought by the children for the
village school rang the first time on Wed
nesday afternoon, there were patriotic ex-
ercises by the children and short speeches
By Rev. 5. T. Achenbach and E. d. Allyn.
A large company were present who enjoy
ed the entertainment.
The village school assisted by Miss
Emma Goss of Barton Landing will give
an entertainment and promenade in the
vestry hall on Friday evening, June z.
All who have heard Miss Goss recite will
wish to hear her again. Ice cream and
cake for sale. Admission 10 cents. Pro-
ceeds to buy new school desk.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. Henry Calkins is not quite as well.
Mrs. Eben Woodland is visiting relatives
and friends here.
Carroll and Annie Wilder have been very
Ill the past week.
Miss Eddy spoke very well at the service
| Oh memorial sunday.
Mrs. Julia Wilcox of Morgan spent last
week with friends here.
Mrs. John Cook and daughter, Lois. re-
Gently visited in Derby.
ARA Brown visited at Mrs. James Ham,
ilton's in Derby, last week.
Mrs. VIM. Armstrong of Ryegate is Wis
iting her son, 8. D. Barrup.
/ John Powers has raturped from, fna boa-
pital much improved in health.
Mrs. Chas. HiIdreth has been at Gran
iteville, the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. d. M. Wilson of New York is visit
Ing her mother, Mrs. VIM. Bruce.
The Peoples Telephone company have
moved their central Office to .H.Kidder's.
Mrs. James Dudley is in Nortor, the
guest OF her granddaughter, Mrs. Herbert
Badger.
Georgiana Collins of Bloomington, who
has been visiting at j. D. Grifin's, has re-
turned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Daniels of Green's
, boro Bend spent part of last week at her
| uncle's, E. j. Bruce's.
Many enjoyed the pre- Memorial exercis-
es at the Academy hall, May %. The parts
/ were all well rendered.
Mrs. N. G. Eastman hes been entertain
ing Der aunt, Mrs. Bishop, and cousin, Miss
+ Thomas, of Hartford, Conn.
!. Q. a, Bryant and family of Holland have
moved into one of AIR. Longeway's tne-
ments. Mr.. Bryant works for Mr.. Nelson.
Mrs. Mabel Ross and little son, Chalmer,
, who have been visiting her sister, Mrs
q. w. Horn, have returned to their home
8 ia Boston.
, A full house enjoyed the exercises at the
, F. B. church Mas 80. Rev. Mr.. Dickson
e gave an excellent address. Ernest Chaplin
: photographed the g. A. r. ana w. r. e.
: together with Rev. Mr.. Dickson and the
interior decorations of the church.
COVENTRY.
e Katie Stevens is home from Woodsvllle
q Ne
4 Frank Niles is the guest of his nephew
: VIM. Niles.
= hIonzo Priest had the misfortune Il
y break his ankle Wednesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Metcalf of Woroes
If ter, Mass, are boarding at the Coventry
J. house.
If in town to attend the Decoration exer
cises Wednesday.
Quarterly conference of the Methods
church will be held in the vestry Frida,
afternoon at o'clock.
Pre- Memorial exercises were held IN tn
he Congregational church here Wednesd ay
Prayer was offered by Rev. E. E. Wells
k The program consisted of music by tn,
children and others, drills by the children
er Rotations by Lyman Bole, Dwight Garlic
ton, Dorothy Drake, Edith Carleton, Lor
as GLADDEN., Vera Fairbrother, Loretta Pit
ney, Gladys Ware. After the program
Us Rev. NJ. w. Farman of WestfieId deliveries
a very instructive and interesting address
be america" was sung in closing. Is mem
bers of Baxter post were present.
n, CRAFTSBURY.
Several from this town attended the ola
oi at Albany Decoration night.
III A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Phi
Ainsworth Saturday, May %.
BIS Mrs. Jack Williams and Mrs. Snuff spen
NC last Friday with friends in Albany.
Mrs. Will Cass from DanviIie was IL
~ town to attend the burial of Miss Scott.
nc Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Allen from Greens
Sc boro visited friends in town last Tuesday
Is. Mrs. Chas. Hoyt from Wolcott visite
Cd her son, Ben Hoyt of this village, last Fri
Ia day.
NC Lovel Allen from Burlington was II
IN town few days the first of last week, O.
III business.
~ The remains of Carolyn Scott wer
no brought here last Tuesday and placed ii
ne the family lot.
&c Mrs. Eliza Snuff and son from New
Hampshire are visiting her sister, Mrs
Jack Williams, and family.
n Frank Brown and brother, Mrs. Tow
end Mrs. KDheld accompanied the re
er mains of Miss Scott to this town.
The flag drill given by the girls OF tn