Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-07

side at Passumpsic. AS they were
popular young people of this town
their many friends wish them much
happiness and success in life.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
George Porter Sr. is still very sick.
Webb Porter of North Troy visited
his brother George the past week.
David Bean has rented the Putney
house and works at Barton Landing.
Ira Gay of Charleston is working
for w. H. Morey, running his single
| mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Walcott of Bar
| ton are boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
C. Orne for short vacation.
cRAFrSBURY.
Cora Shields is working at Frank
! Glidden's.
| John Allen has been suffering from
a quinsy sore.
H. w. Bishop is having serious trou-
BILE with his eye.
S. A. and A. j. Smith visited their
sister in Woodbury. iast week.
Mrs Patterson and Mrs. Lother
visited in South Albany Thursday.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. .Farman of
Troy were guests at II. H. Kinney s
last week.
Many from this Grange attended the
festival and play at East Hardwick
Saturday afternoon and evening.
One of the old landmarks was re-
moved last week by the taking down
of the old gristmill at the village mill
plant.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. Hood preached in the U. P.
| church Sunday.
Miss Flora Dutton has returned te
Simmons college. Boston.
Miss Minnie Seaver is visiting heI
brother Warren this week.
, Robert Paterson was a business Wis
itor in Barton one day last week
Vance Woodruff and family hav,
moved into part Of Mary McRoy'
/. house.
q Walter Aston was in Danville las
week making writings for the farr
he recently bought.
Miss Christine Calderwood has fir
ished work for Mrs. Armour Babcoch
and has gone to her home.
NORTH cRAFTSBURY
It Willard Wheeler attended the Brock
ton fair last week
;, Walter and Howard Lyon were bus
= ness visitors in Boston last week.
p Mrs. Nellie Corlis has gone to Pix
E Station, n. H., to remain some tim,
DR.. C. W. Dustan attended the med
cal meeting held at Washington, D. C
IA recently.
III Mrs. Warren of California was tt
guest of Mrs. Kilburn last weel
Mrs. Warren will be remembered hel
as Miss Caroline Ketchum.
~ There were no services in the Co
gregational church Sunday on accoul
* of the absence of the pastor Mrs.
H. Rowley will occupy the pulpit ne,
-, Sunday.
!. COVENTRY.
or Additional Coventry locals will
t. found on anoher page. .-....
=. -
Mrs. T. J. MacMurtry of MiddI
On bury. who has been staying with h
ay daughter, Mrs. L. c. Lite nfield,
returned to her home.
IL GLOVER.
II. H. H. Pike of Irasburg is workil
for c.. A. Kelton.
So F. H. Bean, town Representative
We started for Montpelier Tuesday NOR
N. ing. .4 t-...s-
Mr.. and Mrs. Versal King of Green
boro Bend were guests at Gran
re Kings over Sunday.
Little Freddie Johnson is very
nd with typhoid fever. Miss Ruby Cam
'st bell is caring for him.
Elmer Smith is going to Boston
IS the excursion. H. N. Davis is ASST.
lls2Fing in Davis store during his absene
H. N. Davis has rented his farm
nd Harry Dewing, who has taken poss.
re sion. Mr.. Davis will move to t
N. village as soon as he can find a ter
ment
av C.. S. Phillips is preparing for a lar
tn winters work He is finishing
in another room in which to keep t
af- hides until ready to work on, and h
nu engaged another man.
,es H. B. Stanton has sold his farm
err Frank Hastings of St. Johnsbury, a
he has purchased Mr.. Hastings place
q ST. Johnsbury- They are to mo
Tor next week.
7as John Boriand and Chester King
F. turned from successful hunting tt
ev. to Quebec with two good specimens
re- moose, which they are to have moul
os- ed by C. S. Philips.
.no There will be a regular meeting
Glover grange Tuesday evening. CIR
. tai Lake grange Of Barton will m,
y with us at this time. Let every me
Der make an effort to be present.
! William Lang recently received W,
By of the death Of his son Will at Lisb