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

Is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. WA.
Warner.
Miss Ida May Swift of Chicago has
been the guest of Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury
recently.
Miss Edith G. Smith will be the
guest of Mrs A. B. Blake several days
this week.
Mrs. May Fuge of Burlington was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Warren several
days last week.
Miss Grace Hyde of somerville, Mass,
was the guest of Miss Jennie Wilkie several
days last week.
Mrs. A. A. Larabee's sister from
Minton, Can, spent a few days last
week with her.
MIR. and Mrs. w. o. Rocheleau of
st. Johnsbury have been visiting at
S. @. Curriers'.
J.W. Murklaud has been doing quite
a job repairing his dam during the
''Fair" vacation.
Miss Daisy w. Haley of Richford has
been visiting her brother in law, Jack
Bishop, recently.
The new double-deck piazza on the
James Buzzell house has greatly
improved the building.
Mrs. George @. Lang is spending
this week in Boston attending a con-
vention of Viavi workers.
John Buckley and his daughter, Mrs.
Cornelius Buckley, were the guests OF
Buckley Brothers, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. J. Jepherson OF
Sugar Hill, N. H spent last week with
his sister, Mrs. S. j. Simpson.
Miss Bridges of Rouses Point, n. Y,
is spending the week with her friend
Mrs. Boardman, at A. K. Story's.
Mrs. Philena Jenkins, who has beer
= stopping with her mother at Burke
= for several weeks, is home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Baldwin ano
}. children of Massachusetts, were th'
guests of F. w. Baldwin last week.
+ Perley NJ. Smith of Barre spent
:. few days last week with his family a
= the home of his father, NJ. j. Smith
!. Rev. WA. Warner has broken cam
: at Stone Pond and oficiated at tn
= services at the Cong. church yeste'
day.
- Mrs. R. L. Sheaff, wife of Rev. R. ]
t. Sheaff, former pastor of the Congrt
lr gational church, is visiting friends
town.
We Regular meeting of Keystone chal
be ter. No. IS, R. A. NJ, Monday evenin
W Sept. 2. A good attendance is q
,oI sired.
err Mrs. A. L. Archambault and childr'
11t' vt will spend this week at her mother
4 home in Morrisville, and will atte
1 TIE fair.
to Tor Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Drumming
on. tended the reception given to Mr.. a
u Mrs. P. A. Robbins at Newport Frid
: IN evening.
iter The resignation of w. Fl. Blasdell
ua. ,sa. director of Barton National Bal
! all which was rendered some time a
its,y' has been accepted.
- Mrs. Horatio Nye, formerly OF
village, and her daughter, Mrs. M
Wheelock of Wells River, were
guests of Mrs. G. A. Drew some q
' last week.
Mrs. Lucretia Kimban Kendall
daughter, MissM E.Kendall, profes
and of history at Wellesley college, sp
at a few days last week calling on n
the tives and friends.
i'm The following letters ramain unc
ews, ed for at the post-office August
,ils. Please say advertised when cal
,aa. for these letters: Alberta Gard
Clarence D. Wilcox.
the Barton readers will be intereste
,een a vicinity item in which the incr
lnty, In Popuiatlon IN s'nis Vliaee
vii. 1900 is given. The village has ga
and in this time population OF 200.
ntial Chas. Allen of Berkshire,
CEN Hamblet and family OF st. Johnsb
,s of Miss Helen True of West Somer0
actly Mass, and Mrs. Colby Clark and
fig of Oregon visited at Z. L. Hamr
little last week and attended the fair.
h can Owing to the large amount of 8
/ 1900 necessary for the fair prer
N of awards we are unable to continu
and report of the historical meeting
677, ceedings this week as expected.
q 1900 will be continued next week how
es for A. E. Clark has been engaged
VII the plumbing for two houses at
Line and one at North Troy, be
( TWO four more houses at Newport.
Goodro will help him at the mort
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