Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-08

The social feature of the week will be
the annual strawberry festival given
by the ladies of the M. E. church at
the town hall next Friday evening.
Supper will be served from five
o'clock until all are served. An ex-
cellent program is being arranged
which will consist of readings by
Prof. Stone and others, music ETC.,
which will be rendered following the :
supper. All are cordially invited to
attend.
A large number from this town and
vicinity sat down to a most plenteous
and satisfying supper at the Congrega-
tional church parlors last Friday
evening, which was served by the Men $
club of the Congregational church
| after which DR.. M. G. Benedict of ST.
| Johnsburv was the speaker of the
4 evening and spoke of Stevens and
Senator Morrill, and their work along
| educational lines, being listened to
with much interest. The Irasburg
band furnished excellent music and
the solos by D. Atanasotf OF Boston
were greatly enjoyed by all present.
Proceeds for painting the church S1l2.
LOWELL.
Mrs. VIM. Kelley is on the sick list.
Geo. Crafts of Fairfax is in town
for few days.
Miss Theda Wellman of Orleans is
visiting in town.
; Earl Twombly of Orleans is in town
for few days.
Maynard Alexander spent Sunday at
his home in West Burke.
Six took the examination for high
school Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. McGinnis of Massachusetts was
a caller in town Wednesday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Stevens and son
WELLINGTON of Orleans spent Sunday IN
a town.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. David Burgess. spent
the first of last week with their daugh-
" ter at Johnson.
ic Mr.. Brown and S. D. Parker were in
t. town Tuesday looking after the Iele-
y phone business.
The Ladies' Aid society will give
N supper at the Congregational church
t. Friday from five to seven.
~ Mrs. Albert Farman and children of
o. Westfeld were the guests OF Mr.. ana
- Mrs. H. H. Newton Thursday and Fri
g. day.
lie School in higher department did not
he keep Monday, Miss Ansboro attending
dy the celebration Of Runaway pond IN
IL Glover.
Referendum Sunday was observed by
a sermon on 1.-The Cause Of God
against the Giants" Sermon to the
ok children next Sunday.
A warm house, delicious supper
ok and cordial welcome from COM
pany Of parishioners awaited the return
. of Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd from their visit
at Charleston.
Eek MORGAN CENTER
Carroll Green has moved here from
In Orleans.
Alton Hill is very i'll with typhoid
the pneumonia.
C. J. Barnes is home from his trip
ted to Groveton, N. II.
~ J. H. Gilmour is working at the
ing Kelley mill in Derby.
ISIS.
ley
IN Miss Hazel Miller of Richford is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Mann an
- other relatives in town.
ms Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Miller are a
Glover visiting relatives and attend
- ed the Runaway Pond celebration.
the Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Edmunds an
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Hitchcock took a
automobile trip to Tice June to visi
v Tart Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Kelley.
Mrs. F. S. Gray went to Glover!
Vile, n. Y, June 2, called there b
' an, the death of her cousin, Mrs. John Ma
NIL tin. Mrs Martin was the only child
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Adams, who hav
n is spent much time here.
'ster Mrs. William Puffer and three CHI
dren are on their way from their hor
/. D. at Guanaiuato, MeXicoy to spend t
18th summer with Mrs. Puffer's parent
Judge and Mrs. S. r. Davis. TIL
are expected here June 9Th.
e in WESTMORE.
Communion next Sunday, June
Tufts A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. :
sum- seph Legasy Thursday, June 3. CO
nple- gratulations.
Eugene French was called to W.
vas | Burke the past week to attend the
npie- neral of Stephen Otis.
' Will Holtham of Sutton visited
Eugene French's Saturday. He tc
uni three nice fish home with him.
an and Mrs. H. H. Gilman. who has be
anna seriously i'll for some time W
Bright s.disease, died Wednesday mo
ing, June 1st Mrs Gilman had bee
n the resident of this place for % years {
,rning was widely known. Mr.. and Mrs.
er the man running the hotel until year a
ninth when her health failed her and tt
vited. sold to w. F. Richardson. They Il
lrt in purchased the GapG. AVerlll place
he M. moved tnere. MIS- dllll1an waS n
at the wife ana moIneT' goou nelglipoIL
Satur- Will De missed py large clloIe
a husband, two sons and one daught
Wilbur F. Atkins of Franklin n.