Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-08-18

Miss Ida Ratings of Derby was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. David Archer,
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cargill are the
happy parents of a little daughter,
born, August "a.
Mrs. Erwin Wiley and two zdaugh-
tiers of Salem, Mass, visited relatives
in town last week.
Mrs. Carl Wheeler and two daughters
of st. JOhnsbury, were guests at Don
Moulton's, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bickford of
Bloomington visited her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. George Morse recently.
Mrs. George Burnham and daughter
Ruth, have returned after several
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Leon Buck is entertaining her
| two sisters, Mrs. Burdick of Florence,
Mass, and Mrs. Will Fuller Of Irasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Piper and two
children of Barton were guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Piper
recently.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
prayer meeting August 26: Two
Prayer Lessons" Leader. Mrs. Henry
Roberts.
The East Charleston baseball team
played the Holland team Friday in
that town. Score l6 to IA in favor of
East Charleston.
Mrs. B. F. Davis and son Floyd, Mrs
Harry Piper and daughter, Mrs. Luke
, Hudson and two daughters of New
York, and Miss Dorothy Groves of
Lynn, Mass, are staying at MoQlton' s
: cottage, Seymour Lake.
The lawn party given under the
. auspices of the Christian Endeavol
society on Wednesday evening, August
i, at the home Of Ira Gray was a great
success. The lawn was lighted With
, Chinese lanterns, while the verandaS
: were made coy resting places witt
= chairs the party also had the use o.
the house and altogether 1t made
very pretty scene. There was a goCC
; crowd present and the ice cream ant
: cake were much enjoyed, il one ma.
: judge by t1e demands made on tht
= mattresses. The society," wish to THANH
Mr. and Mrs. Gray for their kindness
- also the ladies who supplied lc
= cream and cake, and Mrs. Bruce 70
: the lanterns.
: WEST CHA LEs1cN
Cny Barrup Las been il the ras
: week.
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o 90 49, a. - 49, =
:,
Ernest johnson Of Derby is vtsisl.H
J, Ct s. D. Barrup'g.
= DLiss Verda l.Hee Of New YORK cit
r ID mere 'Lsislns 19-1s'-Y9~'
= =. D Grlt1l mas gone e Wa5e>5ot
e to $50 his s0r, John Griffin.
II Robert, Vivian and Carl Power
- have been Ill the past #aeE.
! = 2 Ut rla,.-o has mn -araa4E of NJ
1t Hill his farm, known as the Wlaslo'
/. place.
2 Examinations for entrance to big
= T. schoot will be naLd here August
= and q. .
70 Walter Fordvco Of West DERBY vii
70 tied his sister, Mrs. Beers Ctlln' la
2a sunday
7r NJ. ard Mrs. Noses R3eers Of D 4rt
or are visiting her brother, 4. !
or clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wilder Of BERT
Line are Visiting as or05A7I' z1oI az
n 'FAd0E'
!, Mrs. De Etta. McDauo5T of Morse
J., spent !aso week here at Mrs. Ma
&c Fcs1eA'|.
Il. q,,r,har of ,,7e., fr77, hare we
ar last Saturday, 10 WoaLock to Pi'
= hlucoerciss.
- - F5z=a v.rca-.t he's fnfshed work {
les Mrs z. ID 8agrup and retired 10 4
IN home III Holland.
be pou4 rz..,+t4-,~, o,,d s-;o,a ~ y.
.th 1r1,e,-l.,-i-.a ,-joita6 lae+ y7-eE ar :
q Hamilton home here.
10, . D-z-,,.
@'' VI LIZ - ,dI - 5 9,' Mr.
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led Et0el ~ lowell srant SUNDAY yq