Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-05-04

Mrs. A. j. Crawford visited one day
last week at the home of her brother,
S. E. Hitchcock, in West Derby.
Luke Faufaw and family spent Sun
day in Holland with his brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Faufaw.
Mrs. George Twombly spent last
week in Holland with her sister, Mrs.
Harvey Marsh, who is in poor health.
Mrs. w. H. Barnum of Bloomington
is at Mrs. Walter Hildreth's with her
millinery and thanks the ladies for
their liberal patronage.
Ray Leonard and family are here
on business and also to visit relatives.
They came to dispose of Mr.. Leonard's
property, the Colby George place.
The Ladies' Aid society will give
baked bean supper, commencing at five
O'Clock and continuing till all are
served, at the Lyon store building on
Thursday afternoon, May. A. The So
ciety meeting will be held at the same
place and date during the afternoon.
The grange and NJ. w. of A. will
hold joint meeting Thursday evening
May L, to discuss the advlsablllty OF
building a hall to be used by both So
and let all of both lodges attend ana
give their opinions or forever after
hold their peace.
The body of William Griffin of New
port was brought here for burial
few days ago. Mr. Griffin was
! brother of J ohm Griffin Of this place,
and former resident. He was also
a member Of the G. A. R. and mucn
= IL Ia
wife, one son and q number of other rel,
f atives to mourn tis death, to whom all
n express sympathy.
Remember that next Sunday May 8,
s is observed by the NJ. w OF A. as
d Mothers Day. Everybody is cor
lldially invited to attend the services az
the Baptist church. Rev. DICKSON
: will give an apI oropriate discourse ane
in a body. 1t is hoped the grange
is Mothers club, Ladies Aid society,
g G. A. R. and ' II. R. c. may be wei
represented.
o q yVENTRY. -
a MRS. Lewis aorrill is quite ILL
Benjamin Sh fppee is in very poo
4 health.
C. ]. Brooks has been in town tt
past week.
&c Mrs. Geo. z iken of Orleans is visi
n ing in town.
Mrs. Emm Sylvester has been
ii town the pass week.
Y. Mrs. Emm. Gilman is at work f
K Mrs. Hardy 7rasier.
q, 20 Mrs. Georg e Ware is able to sit up
x little. She b as been very i'll.
Mrs. Juliu, Wilcox, who has be
i'd very i'll, seen IS to be i'm proving
t Miss Ann Z .idder is home from j.
ID sey city wher e she has spent the W
70 ter.
n C. E. Gorha n is painting and n. ~
ic ing the rooms over the store and
)" soon move to hem.
er Leland He erman has moved =.
VI goods into his fathers house and Wi
Sc work for him in the mill =" :
tn Mrs. Wilcox who has been stonnir
e. with her daug liter, Mrs Asa Hapconl
re has returned 20 her home. '-00o'
II The Needlebook society will NO.,
y next Thursday at Mrs. Kate HancocID3e
~ q, let all the ladies be present. N .
Ii Mrs. W. J. Burbank is home fror,
5, n export. We are glad to SEQ +b ,oll
J. houses that have been empty so jono
in occupied again. '0iis
- A number went to Irasburg To the
IS auction held on the late Frank Han.
cock farm. The stock sold high and
the farm was bid off by Joseph Lanou
for S2825 u
Is Mrs. Mary Dow Magoon died Mon
q day night, April Is, at the residence of
# her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Young. She
Y was the daughter of the late William
il and Emma Dow of this town. Mrs
lr Magoon was twice married, her first
II husband being Ozias Boynton. Bv
that union one child, Mrs. Nellie Young.
was born. She leaves large number
OF brothers and sisters to mourn her
e loss. She was 66 years, three months
and seven days DID, The funeral was
held at the residence of her daughter
Rev. Charles Mcclure officiating.