Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-24

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or's inventory returned.
Henry n. Deatte estate. Jay. Com
missioners' report returned.
Fl. j. Hudson and daughter, Mrs.
Wilson Hinton, and little Lois, are |
visiting relatives in Rutland.
Kit D. Hudson visited his sisters.
Mrs. Henry Foster and Miss Avis Huo-
son, in West Burke last week.
The topic for the C. E. prayer meet
ing March is Home Missions. Pres
ent Day Pioneers" Leader. Miss
Lillian Findley.
Wilson Hinton's house recently
caught fire by the stove door being
knocked open and fire falling out. 1t
burned through the floor but was dis.
covered before much damage was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cole and Mrs.
Rosa Sawyer of Lyndonville, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Johnson and daughter
Mildred of North Stratford. N. H..
Mrs. Eugene Alexander of Newport
were in town last week to attend the
Sawyer-Taylor wedding.
HAPPY Is the UIIue Oh WuoAn Vic ouh
shines At the home of MIR. and Mrs. |
Harry Taylor on Thursday evening, |
| Feb. Is, their eldest daughter, Ber-
nice Elsie. was united in marriage to |
Edwin Chester Sawyer by Rev. Thomas
Hall of Island Pond in the presence
of near relatives and friends. The
bride, who was prettily gowned in
white. was given away by her father.
The bridesmaid was Mrs. Florence
Cole. sister of the groom. The best
man was Henry Cole. The ring SER
vice was used. Miss Mildred Bartlett
played the wedding march. After the
marriage ceremony congratulations
and good wishes were extended and
dainty refreshments served. Mr. and
Mrs. Sawyer were the recipients Of
beautiful and useful presents showing
the high esteem in which the bride
and groom are held. May long and
happy life be theirs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sawyer will reside inLyndonvlIle, where
he has employment.
WEST CHARLESTON.
t Jay Labounty is working for George
Calkins.
Annie Brewer has returned to her
home in Holland.
s Margaret Kidder is in Holland visit
J. ing relatives.
Emma Robbins of Derby is the guest
}, of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Calkins.
u Lila Holmes of Holland is visiting al
the home of her uncle. Henry Lafoe
!, Elsie Calkins is in Morgan VISITING
Is the daughters of Scion Gray and othe
friends.
a Mabel and Allison, the children o
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bowen, are il
with pneumonia.
" The Mothers club have received 10
3 nice books from friends in Salem
Mass, to be placed in their readin
is room here. @ =. y
er We understand that Lois Cook is yer
i'll with pneumonia at her boardin
st place in Derby, where she is attendin
8. school.
a Next Sunday morning Rev. j. Il
Dickson will take for his subject
y. "How the Boy Was Saved"
he The w. C. T. U. will hold unto
by Frances Willard memorial service {
the F. B. church Sunday evening. Fet
az %.
ia The Ladies' Aid society will hol
ne their next meeting Thursday aftel
e. noon and evening, Feb. %, wit
Mrs j. H. Dickson. A chowder suppe
eo will he served at the usual hour. SUI
:. per 15c.
ar An article will appear in the war;
ing for the annual town meeting
see If the town will elect board {
IN library trustees, and TO see how niue
at money. if any, the town will vote
ay raise for the maintenance of q TOW
The library. The small sum of $25. unle
the voters Of the town,choose to. rail-
r. more, will be sufficient to secure 81,
r." from the state treasury to start
~ brary. The state hoard of library cor
tho missioners would encourage all tow
liz liz not provided with libraries to secu
; ;ro the state aid; and they assure rs til
';S l there Is no, objection to the plan
III dividing the town libraryintoHection
IA "a SO that the books may be kept in &
~ two villages Of the town and exchang
as the needs and convenience Of the
habitants Of each part of the toy
may require.
HOLLAND.
'es- James Finn is sick with bronchit
a. Remember the town meeting dim,
try. ]. 81. Smith was In Coaticook, Gu