Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-30

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where be has a position IN drug store.
The Albany Valley band went to East
Hardw.ck Saturday TO pay at The Grange
fair.
Miss Stevens Of Newport, who has been
ca ing for Mrs. j. Darling. has returned |
home.
Mrs. 8. Cutler and Csc. Cufhbertson of
Greensboro visited a. Fred NeEton's
rec ntly.
Word has been received announcing the
birth OF twin sons to NJ. and Mr.. jerry
Reynolds.
Hiss Lucy Martin with friend from
Barton Landing visited at Mrs. Ella Fra
sise's recently.
win Chamberlain has completed his
engagement for W. w. 8eayer and re-
turned to Massachusetts,.
There viii be chicken pie supper at The
Cor gzegational vestry Friday etening,
Oct. i. Everyone is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bashaw Of Richford
were calling on relatives here recently
while returning from their wedcir g trip.
Miss Essie Mitchell has gone to Barton,
where she has position as telephone
operator. Her many friends here regret
very much to have her go.
VIII McCeffrey, Angie Kelley, Frank
! Miles, Dora Johnson, Dwight Dow and
Elmer George went on the excursion to
Crawford notch Thursday.
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to Hardwick. All regret to have them go.
Taey will be greatly missed in the church,
| BUSH ess and social life. Tie friends CT
+! NJ and Mrs. Mcclure gave them reccp-
ton Saturday evening, Sept. Il
EAST ALBANY. ~
CARD-We wish through the MONITOR
TO acknowledge cur graft ude anu extend
! ourthqnks TO all our nsighoors and friends,
! the faithful nurse, Miss Austin, ana the
| Woman's Relief Corps, who 50 kindly as
sisted us and manifested their sympathy
| for rs during the sickness, death and
| burial Of our beloved wifes nd mother.
THos. MARNoCK,
GEO. A CROWLEY
| JOHN 7. CROWLEY,
Mr. AND MRS. FRED w. CROWLEY,
EDWIN j.. ROWLEY.
| EASl 6NO w TSliSS 1iS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlo Potter from Lowell
have been visiting their SON law, Oak
ley Converse.
Mes. Donaldson and daug hter. who have
been visiting at Moses Gillhllen's have re-
turned to their home in Massachusetts,.
EVANSVILLE.
Fed lanes has moved into A Ii Allard' IS
house.
Fred Jones is working for W. 5. Nc
Doweii.
Mrs. L. D. Levitt visited friends IN
Charleston recently.
Mr.. Gleed of Littleton, n. H, visited Ed
Town recently.
At the Ladies' Aid society meeting at
Mre. George Woodlands about sevint5
ate sur per and all report fac time.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
] Mrs. John Marshall on Thursday after
noon and evening, Oct. 8. Everyone il
! most cordially invited.
: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Foss returned from
a carriage ride through Barton. Glover
Craftsbury and Albany last Monday; ate
spending very pleasant twelve days in Wis
iting and seeing the country.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Hazel MouIton is quite sick.
Ernest Hudson is home from New York
Mrs. Gregory, who has been sick, is gain
ing.
Mrs. Walter is visiting her daughter, M IF
Frank Stoddard.
Communion Sunday will be observes
Sunday. Oct 6
Mr.. and M s. G @. Bean have resurne
to their home in Springfield, Mass.
NJ. and Mrs. Jean Gray are home fror
t New York and are back on their farm.
NJ. and Mrs. Edward Bly, visited thei
son John at Georgevilie, p. Q. last week.
|, Mrs. w. w. Bruce is staying with he
v daughter, Mrs. Bert Walters,at East HaVer
u DON B. Moulton is building an additio
r and making other improvements on 81
house.
Nj. and Ms. Gao. Crow of South Rye
q gate were gusets OF his brother, M athe
4 Crow, last week.
Mrs. Geo. Burnham and daughter are
Barton, called there by the sickness an
death of relative.
The United Workers will serve dinner
t the yestry on Wednesday, Oct 2. Ladie
come prepared TO sev.
Tae topic for the c. E. prayer meetln
S Thursday evening, Oct. 5,lis "Home MI
s,ons: Religious pro yress in our cities
Leader. Miss Winnie Fellows.
The entertainment given by NJ. Thoma
an old soldier, was not SO well attended
~ account o; bad weather, but it was called
good show by all who were there
There will be a meeting at the Plymou,
church Thursday, Oct. 8, to make arrang