Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-31

OF MISS winnie Fellows, MISS GLADYS
Piper and Kilt D. Hudson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Findley served refreshments
which were much enjoyed. The party
returned about midnight.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Bertha Crawford is at Morgan Cor
ner assisting in the Peoples Telephone
Office.
While working in the mill yard
March oath, Henry hinne saw live
butterfly.
Bing Brewer and family of Holland
were guests last Wednesday at the
home of bis cousin, A. Il. Kidder.
Clifton Barrup has finished work
for John Stumpf and will work during
the sugar season for Luke Faufaw.
Mrs. Tom Camp and two children of
Newport were guests of her mother,
Mrs. Charles Hildreth, part of last
week.
Mrs. Harper Pickel and baby have
returned to their home in Island Pond.
Harper Pickel has also been here the
past week.
Mrs. VIM. Armstrong of McIndoes
Falls is here visiting her son, S. d.
Barrup, and other relatives, and
calling on friends.
Word has been received that Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Kline and their children,
Thelma and Basil, have reached their
new home in Livingston, Montana,
and are all well.
Mrs. VIM. Wiley of Newport, N. H.,
is in town visiting her niece, Mrs.
Tot,, De- al Iof1
calling on her many friends here.
Mrs. Wiley is former resident of
this village.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. Horace Wilder Thursday after
noon and evening, April l. Supper
will be served at the usual hour. All
are cordially invited. Will the ladies
please meet as early as possible in the
afternoon.
: Twelve books for references and
study from the Vermont and Govern
ment printing offices are on the tables
{ at the reading room. and they may
5 be taken to the homes of the patrons
by having them marked by the libra
rian. Also another box of books for
$ the Mothers Club library from Massa-
chusetts is on the way.
Nearly fifty Patrons of Husbandry
! attended the regular grange meeting
- :. on the evening of March 23rd. A very
interesting meeting was held. The
first and second degrees were con-
e ferred upon three candidates. At the
t next meeting, April 9th, the third and
r fourth degrees will be worked on the
same candidates. Refreshments will
" be served and an interesting meeting
: is expected.
l. Sermon at the Congregational church
). for the sixth Sunday in Lent, which
a is also communion Sunday. 'Jesus,
f the Self-Sacrificing Shepherd For
n the union meeting in the evening,
r "Our World, Our Country, Our Fami-
lies, Ourselves. for Jesus On Thurs
day evening of this week the third
e topic from Pilgrims Progress, "The
n Wicket Gate will take the place of
e the missionary topic. Friday of this
ing at two O'Clock. 1.-The Words of
- Jesus from the Cross.
q q COVENTRY.
d Additional Coventry items on New
e port page.
n VIM. Niles is ill.
J. G. Gorham who has been i'll with
the prevailing distemper. is better.
Mrs. Eben Stevens has been very ill
e the past week with neuralgia of the
heart.
Earl Fox of Barton Landing works
for E. K. Gray and Charles Hyland for
g Louie Lee.
Mrs. Samantha Bowley of Newport
e is visiting her niece, Mrs. c. G..
Humphrey.
e The Woodmen have meeting and
promenade this Wednesday evening at
the town hall.
Myron Lewis is home from Water
: ford. He will go back there to work
IL for a while at his trade.
: The w. C. 7. u will meet with Mrs.
& Bole Tuesday at two O'Clock. Subject.
Medical Temperance" The subject
in for this meeting was changed at the
Id request of the county superintendent.
k. For roll call let each one give a
a thought, clipping, or essay on medical
m temperance. A cordial invitation is
n, extended to all.
cRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. John Martin remains very i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Howard
left last Thursday Tor Boston.
Mrs. w. e. Allen and Mrs. Hanson
to visited In Barton the last of last week
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