Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-22

Mrs. Nettie Guild Cruff Of Boston was
the guest Of her cousin, l.. X. Guild, Sat-
urdsy. -..r 80.
Arthur Treaudo bad the misfortune to
cut OF his finger while splitting bobbins
recently.
Mrs. Eva Cook and son Wesley of West
Derby have been the guests OF Mrs. Jane
Heormsn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Cowles and daughter
Of Jersey City, n. j., have come to spend
a few weeks Ia their home here.
Mrs. Jane Herman has erected a double
headstone on her lot In the cemetery, Dir.
Allen 81 North Troy doing the work.
Rev. and Mrs. /. p. Chase called on
friends here recently. The people here are
always glad to see their former pastors.
Mrs. Clarissa Metcslf went TO Barton
Landing Monday to see her daughter, Mrs.
Stella Conner, whose property was recently
destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Harriet (Harmon) Sanford is stay
ing at the Coventry house. She is a
daughter OF the late Argalus Harmon, for
nierly OF this town.
We are sorry to report that Mrs. Dana
Alger does not improve as rapidly as her
friends could wish. Another council of
doctors was called Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Boden OF -Pasa-
dena, Cal, recently called on A. b. Han
cock and brought him some fruit which
they had raised. Both Mr.. Boden and
Mr.. Hancock served in the 1st Vermont
Cavalry I'm the late rebellion.
E.f1a,, IpI, gua Al i.
Thomas Guild family met at the home of
w. b. Guild. In the Thomas Guild family
there were five children, John, Daniel,
Ezra, Job and Sarah. Mrs. Frances Ham
nsnt represented her father, John Guild !;
Mrs. Nettie Cruf represented her father,
Ezra; w. b. Guild his father, Job; Mrs.
Huse OF Barre her mother, Sarah; and
Warner Guild his grandfather, Dan Guild.
cRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. William Allen and daughter are
visiting relatives In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard are enter
tanning friends from st. Adams.
John Moody struck the tines OF pitch
fork through his hand last Wednesday.
Mrs. Nellie Curtin and daughter, from
nlNhani uhoo.i are NlelIluB neT slsIer
Mrs. j. Keir.
Harold Kinney, who has a position in
New York city, is spending his vacation
with his parents.
Miss Jessie Hoyt left last Friday fol-
Irssburgh, where she is to join party OF
friends and camp at Willoughby lake.
Nathan Clark, aged about 40 years, die6
Thursday afternoon after an illness Of
twenty-fo four hours. The funeral was held
at the church Saturday afternoon, the Rev
Mr.. RowIey officiating. Mr.. Clark was g
member of Meridian Sun lodge of Mason'
OF this town, was a kind, loving husband
and father, and respected citizen.
EAST cRAFTSBURY.
David Uric is quite Ill with neuralgia.
Mrs. Samuel Morse las been quite Ill thu
past week.
Mrs. Walter Aston is spending a few
days In Stannard.
James Anderson burned his hands quit
severely last week.
Mrs. Stewart and daughter, Helen, visit
ed at f. A. Dutton's recently.
Mrs. Gertrude Farr from East Hardwicl
spent last week in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conant from Con
cord, N. H., visited at G. w. Simpsons re
Gently.
H. z. Hartman has purchased tn
Charles Hyland property and will make 1
intos store.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Lang from Whit
River Junction visited at Amos Macon
ber's last week.
Miss Barbara Wright from Minneapoli
is spending several weeks with her cousin
Miss Mary simpson.
Mrs. G. N. Stevens and daughter MAJ
guerite from New Haven are spending til
summer at T.. A. buttons.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
g. @. Chase was in Morrisville laI
week.
Lora Witt has returned from Bartc
Landing.
The Junior G. E. society realized aboI
q from their lawn party.
Horace Douglass has man from Gala
working for him in his blacksmith sho
Mrs. Agnes Witt was very i'll last wee
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Walt
Wheeler.
Miss Kate Abbot, who has been spenC
ing several weeks with her uncle, A. |
Marckres has returned to her home
Groton.
Word has been received OF the birth of
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Your
OF New York city, known in this cor
munity.
The c. A. baseball nine played with t
K. X. X. team of Hsrdwick on the hor
ground recently and won be game by
score OF % TO 4.
Last Thursday evening about 40 OF t
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Keel
gave them reception at their home. 7
evening was very pleasan tly spent