Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-14

candy, vegetable and rummage booths.
Contributions to the fancy counter may be
left with Mrs. Achenbach, candy with
Mrs. c. n. Moulton and vegetables and
rummage with Mrs. Bert Davis.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Bert Uttin is working in Coventry.
Guy Cook and family have moved to
Derby.
Mrs Julia Wilcox, formerly OF this place,
is visiting at Will Leayens'.
P. W. Clark and VIII Fort have had the
| Peoples teiephons placed il their houses.
SfrE. Bishop OF Darby has come here to
| live with her daughter, Mrs. Julia Ruiter.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Dane spent last
week with his brother Herbert in Hard
wick.
| Norman Johnson OF Warbeek, N. Y,
was guest at 5. D. Barrup'5 part OF last
week.
Mrs. Worboys did not accompany Mrs
Bruce to Northield, Mas, as was stated
last week.
Meude Hill has finished work at Harry
| Ruiter's and gone to her home in East
Charleston,
Mrs. Julia Ruiter has moved to her
the basement.
Karl and Ralph Ruiter have gone to
East Charleston where they will board st
Mrs. Hills.
Rev j. H. Dickson and family have gone
to Hardwick. A reception was given
them Monday evening, Oct 71b.
The 81. w. A. will give an oyster supper
IN their hall Wednes lay evening. Oct. 18th.
Admission so cents q couple. Everybody
invited.
/ M and Mrs. Amasa Dwire were called
Ito Morgan Center one day last week, to
ATTEND the funeral of her mothsr, Mrs.
Aims worth.
i The officers OF the County c. E. union
will address the Christian Endeavorers
Il and their friends at the Congregational
7 vestry on Friday evening, October IS. A
social hour will follow the addresses.
This will take the place CT Thursday even
ing meeting.
The funeral OF Aba Smith OF Bristol, N.
H, was held in the F. B. church here last
Thursday at II O'Clock g. N. Interment
was in the village cematery. Mr.. Smith
was former resident of this town, and
has many relatives and friends here. He
also leaves wife and one daughter.
The editor invites you to treat by read
ing the opening chapters OF ''The Lion
and the NJ ouse," in this issue This is a
great story, concerning great man. 1t
has create great sensation, and is great
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paper without cost, though it has cost the
editor good royalty to publish it.
COVENTRY.
Mrs George Herman has gone to Boston
on the excursion.
} Mrs. George Goodnough is in HaverhilI,
N H, on a visit.
Jane Herman has had telephone in
stalled in her homs.
Mrs. Durkee of Nova Scotia is the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Putney.
Mary Brooks and her brother, Carol
have gone to Boston on the excursion.
Mrs. Wallace Shippee's sister, no is Wis
. iting her, has been quite i'll with the grir.
Rev. A. 8. Boie has gone to Ohio to the
council of Cong. churches. He was sent
!, as delegate from the county churches.
|. Dr. and Mrs. r. F. Willard went to
Topsham last Thursday to attend the wed
ding OF Mrs. Williard's brother.
Willis Gorham went as delegate to the
state Christian Endeavor contention held
at Swsnton last Tuesday, Wednesday and
= Thursday.
e. Gorham had the misfortune to- saw
off his thumb and forefi niger on the. edgel
Saturday, while at work Ia George Heer-
. mans mill. 49, .s
The primary department of the graded
school will give an entertainment in the
!. town hall Friday evening. Admission IL
cents Proceeds to help pay for an organ
Bert Lewis and his mother of Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Lewis CT Dakots, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lewis of Derby and Walter
!, Porter of Lyndonyilie have been guests Of
Mrs. Emma Thrasher and DIR. and Mrs
Lee Porter.
John Putney died Saturday, Oct. 5, a;
K tie residence of his brother, Hosea. He
was soldier of the late rebellion and 9
o pensioner. The funeral was held Tuesday
at the residence. 1t was in charge of Mr.
g Whipple. The remains were taken tc
Bloomington for burial. Several members
:, of the Post were present. He leaves a son
and daughter to mourn his loss.
t Mrs. Vance, who has been visiting bel
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Herman, has re.
turned to her home in Jacksonville. Fla
On the way she visits her sister In
: Boston, We feel grateful to Mrs. Vance
for the kindly interest she has tax en- In
Z the social functions of the church, and tt {
assistance she has given. She has made
many friends while here, and 1t Is hoped
:. she will come again in the near future.
News has been received of the death oil
Mrs. Estine Bean Soper, sister of Mrs. A
J. Percival and George Bean. Her death