Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-22
ORLEANS COUNTY WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1909

while his wife IS at the hospital.
Mrs. Perley Davis has had a very seri-
Gus operation but is at present very
comfortable.
Twenty eight attended the Ladies'
Aid society gathering at Lot Edwards
and had most enjoy able time. IT. w.
Wilder kindly went with his double
team. On account of the rain Thurs
day the people went Friday.
George Piper of Barton is working
for Mr.. Nelson. His family will move
here as soon as Mr.. and Mrs. Longe-
way move away. While sorry to lose
Mr.. and Mrs. Longeway. we are glad
to welcome MIR. Piper and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong re-
turned to their nome in st Johns
bury last Saturday. The ladies here
sent by Mrs. Armstrong large guam
ity of flowers to Mrs. Perley Davis,
who is there in Brightlook hospital.
The ball team here went to Coven-
try to play the return game with the
team of that place. In game of
nine innings neither side scored till
tie last inning when the Coventry
boys receive one score. A large
crowd witnessed the game.
The c. E. society of the Congrepa.
tional church will give library social
Friday evening September "a. Each
person is requested to come dressed tt
Refreshments served. Admission 1!
cents, children 10 cents. Everybody
attend and make it success.
The Grange observed Children
night at the last regular meeting.
The children carried out a very pleas
ing program which consisted of {
drama, singing and tableaux
Much credit is due the children ais
the lecturer. Mrs. Reed. At the clos
of the entertainment the refreshmen
committee served cake and coffee
Mr.. and Mrs. Delno Sanderson kindl,
furnished music. Over one hundre
were present and it was very enjoy
able occasion. The next meeting wi
be September %, when Ceres wi
have charge of the entertainment
CRAFTSBURY.
r Mrs. J. ID. Leavitt is entertainin
. her sister, Mrs. Cutler, from Green
: boro.
jill. Roberts from Hastings, Neb
, visited at n. H. Kinney's the first {
: this week.
= Mrs. Mabel Fairbrother from Co
entry has been spending few da.
with her sister, Mrs. Woodbury..
Several from this town attended IL
= thirtieth anniversary visit at Charl
f Wylie's last Friday night a very plea
ant time was enjoyed.
Last Sunday in the NJ E. chur
. the Rev. w. E. Allen gave We
interesting report Of the Sunday schn
convention held at Newport.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Eliza Mitchell is visiting rel
tives in Greensboro.
Mrs. R. E. Stewart from Alban
}. N. Y, is visiting at Charles White
n Misses Flora and Mary Dutton lie
J. for Boston this week to attend Sil
!, mons college.
= Miss Ruth Seaver, who has be-
= visiting friends here has gone to M
= Holyoke college.
a The ladies missionary society W
;. meet Saturday at the usual hour. 4
- are invited to attend.
q MRS. Charles White attenCed t
O county Sunday school convention
v Newport last week, as delegate fro
~ the u. P. church.
k Miss Mary and John Simpson le
. for college on Tuesday. John ente
:. Amherst and Miss Mary enters
Sophomore class at Mt. Holyoke.
N At the Christian Endeavor soc
b, last week Thursday evening. "T
N Living Magazine" was present
so which was quite interesting. Retire.!
,il ments of cake and punch were serv'
ye Proceeds S11.50.
Il DERBY.
OF Additional Derby items on Newp
'u page. .-
w
ia Mrs. Edna Williams is visiting
I'd father, Mr.. John Crosby.
e, 4 Mr.. Philo Walkers father while ,
% iting his son in Sheffield suffere
as paralytic shock and remains cry
je.
in CLOVER.