Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-01-18

Monday of last week was the .occa-
sion of Mrs Eliza NeWton's 10th
birthday; between so and 20 were
present and nice dinner was provid-
ed by the guests and very nice time
enjoyed. She was the recipient OF
large number Of cards and letters.
The annual business meeting and
roll call Of the Congregational church
was held Wednesday, Jan. 18th. The
! meeting was called to order by Deacon
! Z. J. Bryant. After the regular bust
ness was transacted the meeting ad-
jQurnad TO the vestry for the dlnner
and roll call. Nearly 80 were gath
cred to enjoy the dinner ana to listen
to the inspiring address given by Rev.
c. A. Adams of IrasDurg.
CRAFTSBUkY
Mrs. L. Fl. Gage is quite i'll.
Mrs. C. G. Hatch is improving.
Madam Thayer is said to be improv-
ing.
F. J. Glidden is suffering from a
sciatical trouble.
Some of our young people attended
the Albany grange Friday evening
The ice crop is especially good this :
t year, it being from Ii to Is inches
thick.
n DR.. Dillingham; and j. E. Dawson
were business visitors in Hardwlck
= Thursday.
Several of our best farmers attend
r. ed the dairymen's meeting in Burning
ton last week.
o. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Patterson at
. tended the funeral Of Mrs. Beach at
Barton Monday.
10 Several from this town attended
the funeral of R. w. Cowles in lras-
~ burg last Sunday.
Mrs. Floss Bliss from Johnson was
as in town last week to care for her
mother, who was quite i'll.
ng Superintendent Lewis held his last
business meeting with the M. L.
-, church last Wednesday. His Office as
y superintendent expires this confer
ence year.
The infant daughter, aged about
: ten days, of fdr. and Mrs. John Cas-,
ng died Sunday evening. The funeral
re, was held Tuesday afternoon. the Rev.
,or ". E. Allen officiating, and the inter
,a ment was in the village cemetery.
II Much sympathy is expressed for the
Borrowing parents.
~ EASI GRAF SDO-T.
Mrs. Harvey Rice is i'll.
ere Miss Mary Simpson visited at
re- George 7. HowarG's last week.
Mrs. Armour Babbock and Mrs
mi Helen Bailey visited at Mrs. Mary E.
,th- Wylie's last week.
Mrs. Helen Bailey has gone to
IF spend the winter at the home OF her
,er- son, Herbert Bailey.
The C. E. society again extends q
WOW cordial invitation to all to attend its
-orn box social on Friday evening, Jan. 20
Miss Annabel Young has beer
limo obliged to be absent from her work a
WI college for several days on account o.
an attack of the mumps.
ond Fred Newton and Chester Ander
at OF son, " no have just finished their worl
for John Simpson, have begun repair
on DR.. W. E. Bailey's house.
eu nd A great many friends of Mr.. an
anu Mrs. Hiram Calderwood attended a
oyster supper and dance at their HON
have on Friday evening. an. Is.
'eo> E. C. Kinney's lecture and stereol
ticon views were greatly enjoyed
re- We wish to thank him for an interes
and ing and instructive evening and Mrs
rs. Kinney for her beautiful music.
four Rev. C. E. Garvin attended a NEE
n ap ing Of .Presby terry at Ryegate {
rian. Tuesday and later went to South Ry
NJ gate to assist at the installation
NIB tho Rev Lytle, who is to fill the pulp
j, e re lately vacated by Rev. Pollock.
NJ NORTH CRAFTs8URY.
with Lee Cowles is helping Mr.. Chas
NV q for \ little in the shop
Mrs. N. B. Williams is inMontpeli
J. H. for the week with her husband.
n the Miss Minnie Grant from the Ra
}. All dolph Sanitarium visited friends
town last week.
nave Miss Flora Hadley had the misfC
6r Vi tune to break a needle off in h
from wrist few days ago, from which S
is suffering severely.
water, r. w. Cowles, whose sickness "
me OF mentioned before in these column
nav passed away last Thursday. The
tue neral was held in 1rasburg Sund;
Many of the friends went from he
oks of to attend the service at the church.
d q. 35o wish to extend many thanks
in err my patrons for the very substant
lnrary sum of money presented me on Chri
sixty mas eve. May God bless you all
the prayer OIL a H. ddFVln, n. I
} was Carrier, No. l.
rs of At the annual meeting of the Meri
and ian Sun Lodge the following office
njoya. were elected: M S. Sawyer, w.
large ]. F. Marckres, S. W E. R. Bish
Hol- J. W.; P. w. Davidson, treasure
with Percy G. Keir, secretary; P. A. A
erton, S. D.; NJ. z. Thompson, j.
H. Mackender, S. s.; Will Cubit,
s.; E. T. Wheeler, marshal;
Wilson, chaplain C. B. Silver,
ght. is err; Henry King, Janltor.
DERBY.