Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-29
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A number from here attended. the
soldiers reunion held at Willoughby
last week.
Mrs. VIM. Scroggie and little son of
Graniteville called on friends here
last week.
Howard Hinman is home from Bur-
lington where he is attending the
University.
Esther Kidder has been entertain
ing one of her pupils, Miss Waldron Of
Derby Line.
Miss Mabel Wilson and Mr.. Quillion,
relatives here.
Mrs. Roy Griggs and child of Derby
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
George Calkins.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Royce have
had as a guest the past week her sis
ter, Mrs. Grapes.
Mrs. Nancy Bean has been in New
port the past week visiting her son
Percy and family.
Mrs. Glenn Ruiter and Henrietta
Armstrong spent a day last week with
friends in Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Spalding of
Amsden are guests at George A. Dri-
ver's and E. ]. Bruce's.
There will be no service in the F.
B. church next Sunday as Rev. J. H.
Dickson will be in Hardwick.
Roy Horn of HaverhiIl, Mass, is a
guest at the home of his uncle, Wes-
ley Horn and aunt, Mrs. S. D. Barrup.
Ernest Chaplin and Miss Davis of
Newport were guests of his mother,
Mrs. Julia Chaplin, one day last week.
Last week Wednesday, Miss Jane
Hamblet entertained the Misses Vim
ME Fellows and Geraldine Rich of
Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tent of Boston
spent last Thursday with her sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shannon.
Last Friday, Mrs. J. D. Griffin and
Mrs. Charles st. Peter and daughter
went to Brownington to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. st. Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Skinner and
daughter Frances of st. Johnsbury
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Pickel.
Raymond Adams of Coventry and
Miss Going of Bloomington were re-
cent visitors of his sister and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Odell.
One candidate, John Powers, was
instructed in the mysteries of wood
craft at the meeting of the M. w. of
A, last Saturday evening.
A. H. Kidder is having extensive
repairs made on his barn. John Dud-
, ley, Delno Sanderson and Herbert
! Badger are doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lyon recently
entertained his cousins, Harold Lyon
and Theodore Sanborn of Westmore
.. and Miss Ethel Rollins of Newport
Center.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffin
are Mrs. William Griffin of Newport
: Center; Mrs. Charles ST. Peter and
r daughter Alice of Canada and Walter
r Duquette of Derby
: Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Wiley and two daughters of Salem,
Mass, and Mr. Willey's brother of Or
leans visited at the home of Mrs.
: Willey's father, Charles Hildreth.
Mr.. Dickson, Harry Ruiter, Ed.
7 Hamilton, Wilmer Brackett, Harrison
Twombly, Carlton Hamblet, George
Calkins, Will Leavens, Will Reed,
e Fred Parlin and George Kline went to
Owls Head where they served a clam
5 bake for the Shriners.
/ Visitors at Charles Hildreth's dur
e ing the past two weeks are: Mrs.
S Hildreth's grandson, Harry Haselton
4 of Graniteville; her daughters, Mrs
n Tom Camp of Newport and Mrs. Haz-
n elton of Graniteville, also Mrs. J..
Y O'Leary of Graniteville and Mrs.
S Julia Wilcox of Morgan.
s The young people of the F. B.
d church will have a social this week
;. Thursday evening. There will be lit
erary program. The young ladies,
who took part in the prize contest at
i Derby will repeat their recitations.
There will be a promenade at the
close Good music will be furnished
d Admission Is cents. Strawberries and
S cream will be for sale.
q The many friends of H. L. Sweat
land were saddened although not sur
n prised to hear of his death on June ID.
i He had been in poor health for about
4 four years and at times had been very
/ low and suffered terribly but was ever
brave and cheerful. Mr.. Swaziland
was born in Enosburg, March 10, 1888
and came to this place in 1860 In 1861
he was married to Eliza Bailey of this
place and to them were born two
daughters, the youngest, Nellie, dying
in childhood. The elder, Eliza, mar
ried G. w. Bielby and is residing, in
California. In 1879 Mr.. Sweat and
was married to Mary Eastman of this
{ place and to them was born one son,
Harley, who has remained at home and
j helped his mother in her tender care
of his father. The funeral was held
at the home on June II, Rev. J. H.
Dickson officiating and the burial was
in the cemetery here The bearers
were A. M. Temple, H. G. Ruiter,
Fred Parlin and G. w. Driver. who