Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-08-31

| of Lebanon, N. H., visited at A. H.
Silsby's part of last week.
Mrs. H. L. Bishop and sons, Clyde
and Carl, are attending camp meet
ing at Burlington this week.
Mrs. R. H. Burke and Miss Luvena
Burke have been spending few days
with friends in Stanstead, P. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fowle and chill
dren of Brooklyn, N. Y. are visiting
Mr.. Fowle's mother. Mrs. Kate
] Fowle.
Miss Elsie Whipple. who has been
i'll at her home in Sutton. the past
week returned to the w. w. Goes mill |
Sunday.
Mrs. Spear CT Holyoke. Mass, who
has been spending the past month at
Octave Abar's. returned to her home
last week.
Miss Adelia Shute of Woodsville
was a guest several days last week of
Mrs E. E. Orcutt at "Edgemere. /"
Willoughby lake.
James Walker and two grandchildren
and Mr., and Mrs. Ed. Walker and
daughter Mabel of Glover visited at
Octave Abar's last week
Mrs. Emma Wav and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. M. Powers accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Fogg went to
Littleton by auto Sunday.
DIR. H. A. Suitor entertained his
mother, Mrs. Suitor of Barton. and
his sister, Mrs. Adley, and little
daughter of Lancaster, N. H., on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bowman of
Newport were guests of E. B. and E.
M. Smith Saturday and Sunday. Mrs.
Bowman was thrown from her car
riage and was very badly hurt. She
was taken to her home by train Mon
day.
DR.. H. A Suitor leaves town the
first of September to take the practice
of a doctor in Hatfield, Mass, who
wishes to study for the coming wear
DIR. and Mrs. Suitor have won for
themselves large number of friends,
who regret that they are to leave West
Burke. Our best wishes go with them
to their new home.
There was gathering at F. Or
cults cottage Sunday. Those present
We're Irving circuit and family and
Murray circuit and family of New
this place, Mr.. and Mrs.. Eden Grey
of Newark, w. L. Orcutt, Mr.. and
: Mrs. Lamond of Lyndon and F. II.
Orcutt's family, in all twenty three sat
down to dinner.
} Rev. Mr.. Williams, who has been
attending camp meeting at Lyndon
, Vile, met with serious accident
Thursday morning. He had been out
| n @1xJIY1 Al
1grounds when something about the
. harness broke and the horse became
manageable and ran. Mr.. Williams
jumped when he saw that he could not
control the frightened animal and so
escaped with but a shaking up and
some bruises: the wagon was badly
smashed and it is great wonder that
someone wa not seriously hurt.
The funeral of Geo. Powers occurred
] at his late home Monday afternoon,
August %. Rev. G. H. Wright, for
mer pastor officiating assisted by Rev.
Mr.. Williams. Music was furnished
by the M. E. choir. One granddaugh-
] ter, Miss Elva Smith, failed to make
connections and could not get here
until Tuesday morning and so the bur-
lal was postponed until nine a. M
Tuesday. Those present from out of
town were, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wood
of Barnston, P. O.. Mr.. and
J Mrs Chamberlain of Bradford, Mrs.
: Hewes of Danville, Miss Edith Smith
: of Washington. D. c., and Miss Elva
: Smith of Pittsburg, Penn Both
: granddaughters will remain with
Mrs. Powers for while. s
3 SUTTON.
E. L. Macy and Ora Jessman have
traded farms.
Miss Lucy Holtham has infammatory
t rheumatism in her hand.
The parsonage and Ladies' Aid hall
have each received coat of paint.
There will be no service in the morn
ing at the church September and II !.
f, Mrs. Alice Gaskill and her son and
daughter were in town Sunday. :
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Chandler go to
: Waterbury this week to visit rela-
s tives. n
B. D. Ruggles attended the funeral
: of Mrs Harvey Hall at Orleans Sat
. urday. .g2ss 81
Mr.. and Mrs. &c. Potter. or ST.
f Johnsbury are visiting at C. W..
Peck's.
Mrs. Harley Switser and daughter
Beth have rented rooms in F. R.
. Whipple's house, while school is in
session there. T-
4 Rev. E. B. Stiles of Alton, N. H.
t state agent of the Baptist society and
Rev. I. Il. Scammon of Pennington,
N H., have spent part Of their va
n cation IN town. the guests of Mr.