Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-14

prayer by Rev. G. C. Mcdonald, fol-
lowed by the presenting of the flag by
F. H Pierce. The flag was donated
Continued ON PAGE THREE
SOUTH ALBANY.
Mrs. Corley is keeping house for
Jonn Murphy.
Harry Locke is visiting friends in
Massachusetts,.
Guy Courser has bought the hay on
the J. @. Anderson farm.
Rev. G. M Bruick recently attended
campmeetlng at Beebe Plain.
Will Thompson of East Craftsbury
visited at Chas. Copeland's last Sun
day.
Miss Grace Vance, who has been
teaching in Burke, is now spending her
vacation at home.
Mrs. Geo. H. Graves of Glover was
entertained at the home Of Mrs. o. E.
Rowell last Thursday.
Miss Mamie Locke has been spend
ing several days in Craftsbury with
her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Locke.
Mrs. Katie Graham of East Crafts.
bury spent the latter part of the week
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Centebal's relatives,
who have been visiting them, returned
last week to their home in Richford.
Miss Theresa Hughes of East Albany
closed a very successful term of school
here on Saturday, July Sd. 1t is hoped
that she will return fer the fall term.
Among those who attended the eel
A. @. Williams and son, Fred and
EAST CHARLESTON.
Sam Norris of Albany is a visitor in
town.
George Bean is visiting his brother,
Charles Bean.
Mr.. Miller is seriously i'll, with no
hopes of recovery.
Roy Piper and Harry Beck are
working in Lyndonville.
Mrs. Harry Taylor is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Sawyer, of Lyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buck were guests
of relatives ia Newport last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fuller of Irasburg
were guests at Leon Bucks last week.
Miss Olive Chaffee is visiting her
friends, Misses Grace and Winnie Eel
lows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Robb are the
parents of little daughter, born last
week.
Miss Florence Bruce and friend from
Burke were guests of her mother last
Week. 1rpra -Esss ssss .ze-@s fs.a-4
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Blood ot
Barton were visitors in town over
Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Hudson is entertaining
two sisters and their children from
New York.
Miss Jennie Campbell is home afte,
teaching successful term of schoo
in Holland. sssQsas
Mr.. and Mrs. Adna Cobleigh ant
children are visiting his sister, Mrs
W. E. Trip.
Miss Maude Hill and Geo. Gatchel
of West Charleston visited friends il
town recently.
Mrs. Mary Bailey of West Burk
visited her cousin, Mrs. Eugene Buck
the past week.
Ellsworth Roby of Lawrence, Mass
is spending his vacation visiting hi
father, William Roby. -. .eaas
Leon Tripp has moved to st. Johns
bury, and leaves behind him host @
friends who regret his departure,
I Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Stevens of Islam
Pond were guests of their grand
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Grow, the pas
week.
Mrs. Charles Marshall and daughte
Of ST. Johnsbury are spending fe,
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Henr
Roberts.
The East Charleston and Derby bas
ball teams played a 10 inning gam
Friday afternoon; score, s to 9 in favo
of East Charleston.
Mrs. Kate Fuller and Henry Robert
were married Saturday, July 8, b
Rev. Thomas Hall at Island Pond. w
extend congratulations.
The topic for the G. E pray
meeting July %, Pilgrims Progress
seriee, is: "The Palace Beautiful.
Leader, Miss Jennie Campbell.
There was an entertainment at th
Blake school Friday evening, July
Ice cream and cake were served an
very enjoyable evening was spen
by all.
Miss Gladys Piper gave party Sat
urday evening to several of her youn
friends, in honor of Miss Laura Gra
of Derby, who is visiting her. Re
freshments were served, and dancing
music and games that were indulge
in made a very pleasant evening 70
all those present.
CLOVER.
P. L. Miller was in Boston recentl,
Byron French of Boston is a CUES
at Frank Taylor's.
Hugh Carr spent several day