Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-09-16


began to fail, while on the Carpenter
farm, was noted for his hospitality.
He leaves to mourn his loss son,
Chester Carpenter, a daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Burton, an aged father, two SIS
ters and brother, beside many other
relatives. The burial was beside his
wife, who died little over a year
ago.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Little Clyde Moulten is quite sick.
Edna Bean is attending school in
Derby.
Robert Archer has gone to Coaticook |
to work.
Earl Lang is attending school in
Lyndonville.
Charles Shedrick is at Clyde Cottage
| for few days.
Mrs. Walter Buck, who has been
sick, is improving.
Mrs Ada Colbeigh is visiting her son
Adna in West Derby.
Mrs. Frank Trip of Derby called on
| friends in town recently. sx4x
| A large number from here attended
the fair at Barton last week.
Charles Lewis of Eden is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Will Ingalls,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lang visited rela-
tives in Lyndonville last week.
Miss Jennie Campbell has gone to
Holland, where she is teaching.
Richard Gotta lis entertaining his
brother Alfred from Sherbrooke.
Leslie Hill is spending a few weeks
at his old home in Coaticook, P. Q.
Miss Maude Hill of Bellows Falls is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregory of Wilder
are the guests of his father, Asa
Gregory.
, Nettie Coburn and Geneva Piper
have gone to attend high school at Is
land Pond.
Mrs. Eugene Buck and Mrs. Mcqueen
and daughter are visiting relatives in
: Barton Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bly, and two chill.
dren of Georgeville, P. O., visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward BLY,,
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs John Allbee of New
!, York and Mrs. Julia Allbee Of West
! Charleston visited relatives in town the
: past week.
The topic for the Christian Endeavol
. recommending Our Society. By Sup
, plying Church Workers." Leader
!. Mrs. Kate Fuller.
WEST CHARLESTON.
, Master Leon Dryer has been quite
f i'll the past week.
: Stella Dane picked a dandelior
blossom September Is.
The electric tight company are max
, ing extensive repairs on the dam.
. Mrs VIM. Longeway is enter tanning
, her sister, Mrs. Tollman of Greens
/ boro.
r Clifton Barrup is having his -hous
: remodeled, Ed. Hutchinson doing tn
8. work.
!. Mrs. Knight is improving the ap
n pearance of her house by a coat o
4 paint.
o Bertha Crawford, who has been i
+ poor health for the last few months,
O gaining.
Il R. Arnold GLADDEN. of Mansonville
P. O., has been visiting his aunt, Mrs
S. D. Barrup.
A number of people from this plac
attended the Orleans county fair hel
at Barton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Allbee and daugf
ter Doris of New York city are visit
ing relatives in town.
a L. F. Crawford, who has been visit
l. ing relatives in town, has returned
# his home in Lowell, Mass.
7. John Lafam, who sold his place t
g Mrs. Louisa Warboy, has bougf
r Lemuel Wilson Jr. s place.
N Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Andrews {
California are visiting her parent.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes.
;. Mrs. George Cummings, who hs
:. been sick for a long time, is not impro,
G ing as fast as her many friends wisl
a COVENTRY
~ Lee Porter has been entertaining h
y brother and wife from Lyndonville.
Mrs. Rena Kelley has been very il
A council of physicians has been called
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Litchfeld are tn
happy parents of an eight pound sol
- Charles.
a. The many friends of Miss Mar
N Brooks will be glad to learn that she
l. convalescent.
5. Rev. D. G. Guest will be at hon
and will occupy the pulpit at the usu;
hour Sunday.
10 Mrs. Grow and Mrs. Hunt, who hay
been visiting at P. S. Hitchcock
'e have returned to their home in Barton
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray of Mass;
y chusetts have been the guests of M
- and Mrs. C. O. Litchfield the pa:
week.
It Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Cleveland hav
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Er
u gene Greenwood of Enosburg Falls tn
~ past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Clark of Lowell
j. Mass, have recently been the guests {
It Mrs. A. Percival and Mr.. and Mr.:
Hollis Hancock.