Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-07-05

ell OF Barton nave Deen VlSItIDR Teld-
tiyes here the past week.
Miss Minnie Wylie is keeping house
for her brother. Arthur Wylie, and her
sister LIZZIE is at home for time.
Henry Tichurst is building an add
ton to his barn. Arthur Copeland is
going to repair the ell of his house.
Mrs. Abbie Whipple of West Burke,
Mrs. o. E. Rowell and children, Edna
ard Everett, spent Tuesday at Geo.
Graves.
Several from this place attended
the strawberry festival at East
Craftsbury Friday evening and all re-
port fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Locke are
the happy parents of baby boy, born
June 80. Mrs. w. B. Locke is caring
for Mrs. Clarence Locke.
The village school taught by Miss
Lima Gilmour closed Friday. There
was party given in the schoolhouse
on Thursday evening, which was we'll
attended and much enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Courser, James
Courser and son Charles and Don
Courser, who have been visiting at
Will Courser's the past week, have
returned to Haverhill, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Williams. From
there Mrs. Anderson has gone to
Pasumpsic to visit her sister, Mrs.
Chester King.
Mrs. Fred Knights of Concord, N.
H.. spent few days recently with
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Copeland. On
her return home Mrs. Copeland ac-
companied her and they spent some
time in Boston.
The school at South Albany taught
by Lima Gilmour closed Friday. June
80. The average attendance of the IL
pupils was III. Those having no alb
sent marks were Leslie and Tia Uric,
Marjorie Hardy and Floy Webster AL
freda Coapland and Hester Webster
were absent one-half day. Leslie and
Ila Uric have.had no marks for year.
BROWNINCTON.
George Virgins is in town.
Mrs. Vincent is on the sick list.
Sarah Bryant is not as we'll as
usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Grow are stop
ping In town.
Paul Grow of Island Pond is visit
ing friends in town.
Joe Smith has moved from Orleah!
into the Taylor house.
Roy Newton and Albert Hyer spen
Monday at Willoughby.
Chdren's day was observed at the
Congregational church Sunday.
Jasper Gray of Coventry is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Cummings.
Mrs. Hazen Collie and two childre
of Lynn, Mass, visited at j. Joslyn'
recently.
Ethel and Linnie Newton have fin
ished their schools in Sheffield an
have returned home.
r Roy Newton is visiting at home 70
few days. He has friend, ALDER
Hyer from st. Johnsbury visiting hin
Communion services will be oh
: served at the Congregations churcl
next Sunday. Preparatory servic
n Saturday evening.
2 Glenn Newton has bought one-hal
of w. G. buttons farm and persona
property He has finished work i
q the mill at Orleans.
The picnic held at the village O
Tuesday passed very pleasantly.
Il ball game between the married ar
n unmarried men resulted in a score o
81 in favor of the married mer
The races in the afternoon by tn
: boys caused considerable amusement
and the contest of driving nails, by tt
B young ladies, was won by Mrs. Ca
: ron. The day closed with freworl
( on Prospect hill and promenade {
Z the hall. People from Orleans, Clio
Z err. Coventry, Craftsbury, Greensbol
: and Morg an were among the crow
( Whereas God in his i
& finite mercy and love has called IN
: himself our beloved sister, Maridr
/, Cheney therefore be it
: Resolved, That we extend to the b
( reaved family our sincere andiheartfe
= sympathy. -
( Resolved, That Mollie Stark Counc
z No. 7, has lost true friend and fait
. full sister.
( Resolved, That our charter be drapt
Z in mourning for period of sixty day
" Mrs. Addie Porter,
Z Mrs. Della Brown,
T. Mrs. Ola M. Lund.
II Committee
J. BRoWNINCTON CENTER.
y L. N Lund has finished in Charl
& ton and returned home.
& Mrs. Thomas Smith and children
Y visiting at Irasburg.
z Mrs. Hartman of Boston called
" friends in town one day last week.
" A. E. Dennison of Glover is Wis
& ing his brother-in-law, S. E. Wells.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Weeden of Morgan
X spending a week at her home he
u Mrs. Maria Heath of Barton is =