Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-07
A second town meeting was held
Tuesday, March 80, and it was voted
to raise on taxes go cents on dollar.

Curtis residence, Wh6fe Sn6 Will %
pleased to see her friends.
The Woodmen will have sugar So
cial at their hail Ffid ~ evening, Apr. !
9. Promenading and dancing after
the social. All are invited to attend.
The opening of the Annex will be |
Thursday evening, Apr. 8. There will
be an oyster supper and social, and it
is no ped that there will be good at
tendance. Let US all put our shoulder
to the wheel and help clear the debt.
MORGAN CENTER.
Terry Page has moved back to East
Charleston.
Carl Barnes has returned from his
trip to Groveton.
Mrs. Darwin Stokes is entertaining
a little friend from out of town.
Mrs. w. @. Atkins was the guest of
Mrs. VIM. Palen in Holland, recently.
Mrs Carrie Bowen has gone to Wa
terioo to visit her mother, who is very
ill.
Curt Barney and family from East
Charleston visited at A. S. Barney's
last week.
Mrs.Lulu Bushaw from E ,st Charles
ton visited her mothet, Mrs. w. j.
Scribner, last week.
Mrs. Winnie Parker has gone to the
Royal Victoria Hospital at Montreal
She was accompanied by DR.. E A
Taylor.
DIV. Scribner is repairing bic house
here, painting, papering, laying hard
wood floors and making other inn
! provements.
, Mrs. Rose Barney went to West
intending to go from there to the Roy
al Victoria Hossital at Montreal.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Bert Armstrong has begun his work
, as lister.
3 Wagons are the chief vehicles of con-
veyance here.
David Cook has moved into Henry
Calkins' tenement.
George Cook has moved into Charles
Hildreth's tenement.
Mrs. Sarepta Faufaw has returned
from visiting relatives in Jay.
Bertha Crawford Of Morgan spent
Sunday here With her parents.
Mrs. Nancy Allen. who has beer
very ill, is now able to be up part O.
the time.
Harry Parlin has returned from Der
e lin, N. H., and is working for his I'm
:. Gle, Lewis Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and chill,
: of Barton recently visited her brother
Ellsworth Heath.
l. Miss Grace Stumpf has been in Yves
It Derby the past week visiting her un
Gle, Wilson Buck.
n Mrs. Charles St. Peter and son Floy,
u of Bloomington are visiting her ia
Their. j. D. Griffin.
t. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers Church O
n Aver, Mass, are guests Of her mother
Mrs. Sarah Dudley.
% Mrs. A. n. Kidder has returne
1t from Holland, where she has been tn
guest of Mrs. Ferrin. =;
.e Mrs. Guy Cook and children of Del
n by were guests at Ed. Eastman's an
John Cooks last week.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Carpenter {
r. Derby spent Sunday at the home {
her father. A. M. Temple.
IN Ray Faufaw of Holland has bee
q here the past week visiting at S.
H. Barrup's and Luke Faufaw's.
h. Ernest Johnson of Manchester, \
ST H., has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.
"a D. Rarrup, the past few days.
ed much sympathy is expressed for M
nd and Mrs. Ben Derusha because of tt
&c death of their infant son, which %
i Cured Monday morning.
I'd A number from Navy Grange atten
en- ed the funeral of M. j. Wood in Dert
al last week Monday. Mr.. Wood was
member of the Grange.
az az Mr.. and Mrs. John Shedd went,a
- week Wednesday to Island Pond
= visit their son Bert and family. Nh
Shedd stayed to help care for h
y, sons wife, who is very ill.
CHI The following is the program f
of the Easter service at the Bapti
church Sunday morning at 10 3
Organ voluntary; singing, hymn; +
IN sponsive reading; singing, 1.-The D.
y; of Resurrection, by choir recitatio
rd Dale Eastman singing, Little Stars.
~ by children; exercise by MI
re Reeds class; singing, ''Joy-Bells
choir; recitation, by Elsie Calkin
singing, Little Sunbeams." by Il
,is children; recitation Max Pickel: sin
ay ing. Praise the Lord" choir; rea
all ing, Sara Temple; singing, by the Oh
en- dren; recitation, Eta Armstron
g., singing "RIessinp of FaStertide