Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-21

as q witness in smuggling case last
week. da;d 5 fa sf3,e .t.fs9FI .fIsYfs
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Silver returned
Saturday night to their home in
Orange, MI. g - %seasat III ~
Ray Hanley has moved from the
Lother house into Delos Marvin's new
tenement house. 5'teoti3 3,t 905 q
1t was Mr.. Leavitt. not Mrs.
Leayitt as was printed last week. who
was kicked by colt. 4s gqsil5s IL f
F. Misses Smith and Griggs of the
| graded school attended the teachers
meeting at Rutland last week. 'ol3
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Carpenter
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Temple of Charleston. Jf
Mrs. Mcpherson, who lives with
Mrs. Mary Donaldsonyis confined to
her bed from the effects of fall.
Mr.. Mrs. Oscar Abbtt have gone
to Coventry, where they have been
engaged to carry on Van Days farm.
The Congregational parsonage is be-
ing wired for electric lights and other
wise repaired, ready for the new pas
tor.
Mr.. Percy has moved into his house
bought # Mr.. Sails several months
ago. His son from Troy has come to re-
side with him.
A very pleasant reception for Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Kelley was held at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Frank
Rich. Wednesday evening.
! The Ladies' circle of the Baptist
church will serve their annual harvest
supper in their vestry Friday evening
from 6 to O'Clock. All are invited.
| A reception for Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Colby, Nixon Morse, Nj, Hattie
Morse and Will Morse who start this
week for California, was held Friday
evening at Mr.. Morse's. All unite in
wishing them a safe journey anG
pleasant winter.
| Miss Leah Cole is visiting her sis
ter in Nashua, N. H.
Tickets for the lecture course are on
sale at d A. Brahana's. ,,,.,, -,.,,
! Ralph Quimby has gone to Albany
to work in Stoddard's mill. 9m
w. A. Jerome and A.. C. Curtis are
building new sugar houses. N
Miss Maddie Sanborn of Lowell is
working at A. E. Harlow's. a} t34
The interior of the Methodist vestry
is being thoroughly repaired.
Mrs. Abbie Provoncha of Salem-Der-
by is working at Mansel Clark's.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Winget of Lowell
spent Sunday at w. H. Winget's.
The Congregational society have in
stalled a new furnace in their church.
Mrs. A. N. Page spent a few days
with friends in West Burke last week.
Mrs. Charles Hannant is spending
the week with her husband at Montpe-
lier.
Miss Grace Sylvester of Barton
Landing spent the past week at P. H.
Brewster's. ------,---s-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arlington OF
lGraniteville Pc, visited friends in
town last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Day Of Barre
visited his sister, Mrs. Oh. Shep.
herd. last week.
Mrs. Fred Pierce of Albany visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Par.
ker, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Dodge of Barton
Landing were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Cotton Friday. sss+gs,
i E. C. Wheeler of Boston spent few
days with his nieces. Misses May ano
Lucy Wheeler last week.
/ Mrs. John Crawford and Mrs. Emma
!, Woods of Newport spent Sunday with
their nephew. John Austin.
The hearse house has been moved to
the south side of the cemetery and
newly shingled and painted.
+ DwightSDow and Mrs. Elmer Wal.
3 lace Of Albany visited their sister
:! Mrs E. A. Harlow, last week.
4 S.. D. Holman has returned from q
two weeks visit spent with his chill
dren in Brockton and Lowell, Mass.
Rev. J. Poeton returned from Barre
Tuesday. Services will be held as us.
ual in the Congregational church Sun.
day morning.
|
Union services will be held in the
town hall Sunday evening. The Iras
burg band will be in attendance. Ser
mon by Rev. j. Poeton.
Mrs. Eliza Webster and son, Arthur
q Webster, of West Burke spent Sunda!
at E. P. Webster's. Mrs. Webste
remained for visit of two weeks
? with her son and other friends in town
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Winget. Mis-
Matte Holdridge, Mrs. E. p. Webste
! and Mrs. G. w. Phillips took an aut
trip to Morrisville Thursday to atten
a district meeting of the 0. E. S. he'll
e there -
The Methodist, Ladies' Aid societ
will give their annual harvest Dime
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