Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-08-19

Edith Pease has returned to her
home in Island Pond and Kathleen Me-
Namara, her cousin, went with her.
Ernest Hayes of Derby has been at
his fathers John Hayes for a visit
and is now with relatives in Holland
Mrs. Harry Morse and daughter, Ev-
eiyn are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Dwyer and other relatives.
Jennie Knight is visiting at George
Cummings and Mrs. Minis, who has
been there, has returned to her home.
Carm Hunt of Chelmsford, Mass,
is visiting at J. H. Crawford's, Mr.
Hunt being a cousin Of Mrs. Crawford.
There will be dance next Friday
evening, August Il, at the NJ. W. A.
hall under the auspices of Woodmen.
Every body invited.
DR.. Gatchell's mother, sister and
husband Of Washington, D. c., and
son. George Gatchell of Bellows
Falls, are guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Gatchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Brooks and
two daughters who have been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa
Dwyer have returned to their home in
Manchester, n. H.
Dea Henry L. Hurd Of Chinatown,
n. H., is visiting his son and wife,
Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Hurd. Miss
Martha Smith, of Chinatown is
spending several weeks at the par
sonage.
There has ben a singing school every
nc+ o. IL
hall. Mr.. Harrington of East High
gate was the teacher. A good number
of the young people attended and OBJ
tanned much benefit and pleasure. Fri
day evening a recital was given which
was much enjoyed. sA - :
G. H. McNair Of Jamaica Training
School for Teachers. New York city,
will give lecture. subject, "Primeval
Man." in the town hall on Friday
evening, Aug. %, under the auspices
! of the Mothers club. The lecture will
be followed by a promenade and
bazaar; the bazaar will consist of a
: sale of fancy articles, chldren's cloth.
!. ing, homemade candy, food and ice
cream. Sawyer's orchestra Of Barton
n Landing will be in attendance. Ad-
q mission. IS cents. Proceeds will be
used by the club to furnish electric
lights for the town hall
! Miss Annie Blay of Derby and Albert
Wood of this place were married Au-
gust 3, at the Catholic church at New
n port. About $50 of the friends and
j relatives gathered at Will Locke's
where the reception was held to greet
them and wish them many years of
: happiness and success. A bountiful
!. supper of ice cream and cake was
served and many useful presents were
given them. Songs were given
o by Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Dwyer and
e Mrs. Marshall Powers and also recita-
It lions by Master Charles Dwyer. The
J. evening was very much enjoyed by all
present. Congratulations
/, CRAFTSBURY.
s Mr.. ana Mrs. J. C. Allen returned to
g Burlington Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C.. Allen returned
,. to Burlington Monday.
z. Seth Lathe is entertaining his neph-
" ew from St. Johnsbury.
20 Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Allen of Burling-
le ton visited in town las week.
% Rev Fred Larrabee preached in the
&c Methodist church Sunday evening.
I'd The Lathe brothers and Day Sawyer
n. returned from New Hampshire Tues
III day.
8 A young child of Eugene Gilbert was
~ very i'll with spinal meningitis last
week.
Mrs. J. N. Patterson, who has been
=. quite i'll during the past week, is i'm
Il proving
" Mrs. J. D. Clark and grandson from
Westfel Mass, are in town visiting
w Mrs. Clark's children.
nc Miss Bessie Merrill and friend from
Waltham, Mass, called on friends in
lis town Thursday and Friday.
y Among the pleasant events of last
week was the wedding of Miss MahlC
ms Patterson and Guar Hanson in the
ng presence of about 80 of their relatives
and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson
cd were the recipients Of many beautiful
; are very popular and have the best
wishes of a host of friends.
.n- NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Albert Cowles was at Barnet las
week.
IS Calvin Cole has recovered from hi:
recent illness.
&c Miss Lora Witt is visiting in Greens
of boro this week.
Miss lisa Wheeler was at E. M. Gal
1T lagher's over Sunday.
IN. Mrs Aonos Witt visited bar sis+o
in Hardwick last week.
tie Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Keller were a
est A. B. Pixies over Sunday.
g.. George Huntoon of Lowell, Mass.
r. is guest at the Orleans house.
en- Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young of New
York are guests at Frank Dunn's
asst Miss Winnifred Williams ras re
as turned to her work in Lisbon, N. H.
nd Miss Frances Wo;nm.nn &c Of bo,