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

FL, A. Buck is soon to move his family to
Boston where he has bought an interest in
a grocery store. We are sorry to have Mr..
Bucks people leave town.
WESTFIELD.
Winfred Hendrix is home from Newport
for the present.
A party of young people assembled Jay
Peak last Thursday.
Morris a. Lawrence is in Richford visit
! ing his sister, Mrs. Byron Lyon.
Mrs Elvira Brown has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Freeman Farman of Lowell.
> Geo. W. Miller has sold his spar of work
horses to Andrew J. Crawford, consider
alton, 1925.
Mrs Ida Johnson of Providence, R. I !,
wife OF Judge Johnson, visited Mrs. Ed
Boynton last week,
Perley Severance of East st. Johnsbury
has been in town visiting M. FL. Dodge
and Geo. J. Benware.
Will W. BrysnL's son Alvin, who has
been very i'll with symptoms of typhoid
fever, is much better.
1. Mr.. Snow has been here visiting his
family at r. B. Paul's. Mrs. Paul is re-
covering from tonsilitis,
Mrs Caroline Miller is visiting in New
port. Mrs. Eliza Miller of Troy is visiting
her daughter Mrs, E. L. Miller.
Francis jacques is putting furnace and
bath room into his house. j. S. Pike OF
North Troy is doing the work.
Deputy Sheriff G. W. Miller was on duty
as policeman at the Barton fair last week
Several from here attended the fair.
Mrs. o. w. Bailey and two daughters
visited Mrs. Bailey parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. F. Titus of Dunkin, Que, last week. - -
The Misses Msrgery and Anna Elkins t
North Troy have been visiting at Q. 2.
Wrfght's. w. g. Wrighss and DR.. Young's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Bailey and two
children of Mansonville, Que, were guests
of Mr. Bailey's brother, Orrin W. Bailey,
recently.
Mrs. Abbie Fairbanks was called to New
port last week to atteud the funeral of her
| cAoLSI III Ia w MISS LhuI6 I dfI DaIkSs " A1Ju
Was held there on Thursday; Aue3 %.
It is expected that on Sunday, Sept. 1,
the Rev. Edwin I. Hurd of New Hgmp
shire will preach in the Congregational
church as candidate for the pastorate.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Bryant of Bolton.
Que, visited at c. w. Bryant's recently
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bryant Of Bolton
Que, visited at c. w. Bryant's last week
Miss Bessie Root has been engaged to
teach the sixth and seventh grades in the
school at Newport Center. It is reported
thai Miss Alice Gilbert is to teach in
Westminster.
Last Wednesday Mr.. Sawyer, govern
me1t inspector, was here looking at he
mail routes with view to lengt hening
B-nware's route and shortening the star
route of Perkins.
Mrs. Mary Hoyt, widow of the late Fl b
, b ard Aoyt of Potion, Que, has been here
visiting Joseph Goddard and other old
friends. Mrs. Hoyt is in better heath
tnan when she moved to Potion last March.
Rev. F. A. Junkins preac he'd his farewell
sermon Sunday, Aug. %, and administered
, the communion. The first of the present
week he and his family go to their new
home in East Concord, n. 81. We are
sorry to have them leave.
On the afternoon of Saturday, Aug. IL,
the church people gave Rev. and Mrs.
Junkins farewell reception in the parlors
of the Congregational church. Cake and
| ice cream were served. Mrs. JuEkins at
tanning the age of twenty nine years on
that day, the people presented her with a
purse of money.
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