Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-08-26

Ethel returned from Portland, Ore.
where they have been spending several
weeks, Thursday.
Norman Lcomis who lost his farm
buildings by fire last Monday has
bought A. H. Dorman s..farm and crops
paying $500 with immediate possession.
The Craftsbury Grange held very
pleasant meeting at their rooms Friday
evening, a literary program was
carried out and light refreshments
were served. The meeting closed with
a promenade.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Lowell who have
been visiting at F. G. Chase's for the
past week have returned to their home
in Lansing, Michigan. Mr.. Lowell s.
a member Of the Olds Gas Power conf
pany of that city.
GLOVER.
Elmer French of Chelsea visited at
Frank Taylor's last week.
1t is reported that Geo. Merriam has
sold his farm to Buzzell Leonard.
Mrs. Fannie Spaulding arrived home
from the hospital last night.
There will be another dance Friday
night.
W. A. Merriam has purchased of Mr..
Martin Abbott his residence in the viii
lage.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Pratt of st.
Johnsbury called at H. N. Davis last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Bean attended
the races at Stanstead last Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. Emily Coolidge and Miss Anna
Blanchard are spending week in town
, calling on old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs E. R. Yates eff Lud-
low visited Mrs. Yates brother. Mr..
{ johnson the first of the week.
John Cameron of New Jersey and his
son Don OF Oregon were the guests of
Mrs. Victoria Cameron last week.
. Glover Grange will have dinner in
their hall Thursday, Aug. q, followed
by work n third and fourth degrees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Keough Bertha
Atherton) of Chicago are staying at
Il. N. Davis and calling on old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Us. Wiley and Master
Glen Hurlbert of Boston have been Wis
5 1tlng their sister, Mrs. Albert Abbott.
The Earnest Workers will serve din
ner in the M. E. church vestry Free
S mans meeting day, Sept. l. Price, Is
cents.
Miss Sarah Johnson left last Mon
, day on an extended trip to Boston,
, Portland and other places On her return
r she will have rooms at Mrs. H. E.
/ Clark's.
The date of the concert to be given
: for the benefit of the band by Miss
y Adela Verne, the worlds famous plan.
= ist, has been decided on for Sept. 18
|. Watch for further particulars later.
9 Mrs Julia Thompson of Washing
3 ton, d. c., came Sunday and will spenc
a few weeks with Mrs. Woodland. also
q q Mrs. Moore of St. Johnsbury is spend
a ing few days with them.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Mcfarland O,
9 Greensboro visited Mrs. Bean Tuesday
Y and James Lang of Bar Harbor, N. H.
Z is visiting his sister, Mrs. C. w. Bear
i and Mrs. Gilligan of New York City al
n so visited her last week.
y Mr.. and Mrs. w. N Aldrich anc
II Mrs. Alexander ATTENDED the weddins
Il of Miss Bernice Colby and DR.. Free
Aldrich at East st. Johnsbury Tuesda,
evening. The many friends of DR.. anc
Mrs. Aldrich extend heartiest congratu
lations.
The schools in town began Monda,
with the following teachers, village
high room, Mrs. Barton Grout from
Derby; lower room. Miss McDuffey
Parish, May Arthur: City, Mrs. Cam
t eron Mud Island, Nina Wylie: BeacI
district, Ina Paige: Wright district
Carl Vance West Glover, Mrs. Heath
Naples, Lima Gilmour.
Mrs. Barton Grout is boarding at C
S. Phillips and Miss McDutfey with Mrs
Amy Anderson.
COVENTRY.
= Mrs. Ernest Perry is ill.
t VIM. Niles is in very poor health
}. Miss Eta Litchfeld is home. from
Barre.
;e DR.. O. E. landlord was in tow
e the past week.
r Mrs. James Cook arrived home from
n Burlington hospital Friday.
e Miss Daniels of st. Johnsbury wa,
,. in town tuning pianos the past week
t. Charles Marvin of Illinois is tn
/ guest of his sister, Mrs. Haiti
ID Nichols.
- Carol Brooks who is working in
id creamery in Charleston was at hom
ID over Sunday.
r T, Arthur Falconer has gone to house
Sc keeping in the upper part of C. E
d, Gorham's house.
id
a. Edison and Elsie Smith have gone t
at North Woodstock, N H., to visit thei
&C. sister, Mrs. Effie Smith.
e. Harry Marley and DIN Berr
K, attended the Woodmen's meeting a
i, Irasburg Thursday evening.
&c Some over 70 people attended tn