Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-03

Maude Driver of Rock Island is
spending her vacation at her home
here.
Luke Faufaw and family spent Sun
day in Holland with his brother, Frank
Faufaw.
Mrs. George Turner of Dunkin. P.
O., recently visited Rev. and Mrs.
Dickson.
Thomas Page of Bolton, P. O., an
old soldier, visited at G. P. Church's
last week.
Clyde Spencer of Lyndon visited at
the home of his uncle. G. w. Reed the
past week.
Bertha Crawford spent last week in
Morgan visiting at F. L. Holmes and
other places.
Mrs. William Armstrong of Woods
vile, N. H., is here visiting her son,
S. D. Barrup.
Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Atkins of West
more were guests at A. W.Lyon's last
week Wednesday.
Ray Leonard and fanny of St. Johns
bury are visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Colby George.
Mrs. G. +. Church is entertaining
her granddaughters, Lena and Emma
Ellis of Bloomington.
Mrs. Richard Morris and little
daughter visited at the home of her
brother, Will Hyland. the past week.
Mrs. Ed Royce was quite badly hurt.
last wnnk hv .hein@ +hrowns from boz
wagon. the horse being -frightenedsby
an automobile.
Ed. Hamilton went last week We'd
fn of ha Of i1
brother. Bert Hamilton, at Woodsville,
N. H., to Miss Flora Hoitt of that
place.
number of the members of the
Grange attended harvest supper
Oct. 27, at Newport given by the
Memphremagog Grange. A very good
time is reported.
Mrs. Eda Hastings has been a guest
of her sister, Mrs. N. C. Eastman the
past week and has now gone to ST.
Johnsbury to visit her mother, Mrs.
/ Bishop.
The deer hunters from here were not
very successful, Ed Royce. Herbert
Badger and Harry Clark being the
only ones to succeed in getti7 one of
the animals.
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gal were married at the home of the
brides parents in Morgan last Thurs
day evening. Rev. J. Ell. Dickson per-
forming the ceremony. Congratula-
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hildreth last.
week entertained her mother, Mrs.
Moulton of Beebe, and daughter. Mrs.
Clarence Haselton and family of
| frso MrJ
Brown also of Graniteville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Ramsdell and chill
7 dren of New Hampshire have been
here the past week visiting her father,
: G. P. Church and other relatives
Last Sunday reunion was held at
Mr.. Church's where all his children,
Mrs. Ramsdell, Mrs. A. M. Temple.
t Mrs. Bert Armstrong, Mrs. Meston
Wilson and Henry Church were pres
ent. Other members of each of these
families were also there.
At the last regular Grange meeting
, Oct. rs, large number of the Gran
gers enjoyed rare treat. The third
and fourth degrees were given to a
class of seven candidates, the work
Z being done by Deputy Lawrence of St.
J Johnsbury, assisted by the degree
I team of Green Mountain Grange, St.
g Johnsbury Center. The floor work
y was very beautiful and impressive.
Over loo Changers were present, 67
: being visitors from the neighboring
Oranges, Holland. Brownington and
Westmore being represented. After
the work was completed remarks were
e made by M. Lawrence of St. Johns
bury and Masters Nelson of Navy
n Grange and French of Willoughby
Grange. Following the meeting an
a oyster supper was served in the Con.
gregational xestry by the ladies of
Navy Grange. Much credit is due the
Z refreshment committee for their
efforts to make the supper success
It Teams conveyed the St. Johnsbury
people to Newport in time for the
e early morning train, all feeling well
/. paid for the expense of their coming.
q The Grange wish to thank the Congre-
. gational society for their kindness in
: opening the vestrv.
t cRAFTsBURY.
: Miss Webster visited Rev. ". E..
Allen last week.
! Mrs. John Babcock moved tuesday
to their new home in Hardwicl,.
Martin Sawyer was a business visi.
: tor in St. Johnsbury last tuesday
q MRS. Mary Tolnan from Wheelcrk
s was in town to attend TIE funeral OF
Mrs. Samuel Lathe.
r The social at P. w. Davison's las,
e Thursday was very pleasan t orca.
: sion and success in every particular.
\ Mr.. Austin has sold his farm known
e as the Hastings farm to7Thomas ohn.
s son, possession the middle of Noven.
g Der.
The Grange held a special degree
!, meeting last Friday evening. The
= baseball team held a dance in the
Town hall the same evening.
Mrs. Samuel Lathe died last Satur.
day night at the home of her son.
The funeral was held Monday after
noon. The Rev. W. E. Allen offfciated.
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