Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-07-12

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Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer Gallup of Or
leans and Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman of
Farnam. P. O.. called on friends Sat.
urGay.
C. J. Barnes, D. NJ. Stokes, Geo.
Maxwell and Chandler Horn are work
ing in Holland for Charles Ames on
his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bartlett and
daughter Elsie of Newport Center at
tended the Sunday school convention
last week.
The Seymour District Sunday school
convention was held July 9Th in Union
church. The extremely warm wealth
er in morning and heavy showers la
ter in the day undoubtedly kept many
away. AS it was, 140 were present to
enjoy the services. Rev. H. A. Dur
fee, state secretary and Rev. C. E.
Garvin, county president, also Rev's.
W. M. Strout, M. w. Hale, Mr..
Pierce. Mr.. Price, M. L. Ames and
Perley B. Seller were assigned
parts on the program. which were
we'll carried out. But special men
ton should be made Of the addresses
given by H. A. Durfee. D. D., on the
home study of the lesson and the val
ue of the Sunday school to the COM
munity also the Bible in the Sunday
school by Rev. w. M. Strout and how
to keep the boy in the school and re-
lation of parents to the Sunday
School by Rev. M. w. Hale. The
children rendered several selections
and Mrs. E. A. Taylor a song.
The ladies furnished repast in Wood
men hall. Great interest was mani
Tested and the people are encouraged
to do better work. The officers elect
ed H. H. Kidder, president: M. L.
Ames, vice president; H. A. Bartlett,
secretary and treasurer.
TROY
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Edmunds are at
Potion sulphur springs for a week S
stay.
Loren Shaw has sold his farm tc
Mr.. Felix of Canada. Consideration
; S11, 500.
A son, Arnold w. Jr., was born tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold W. Edmunds,
July 9TH.
! Miss Flanery, the nurse from New.
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and baby.
Mrs. Thurber and son viii were
here from Coventry to visit relatives
last week.
The Fourth passed very quietly, the
dance was very pleasant affair anC
we'll attended.
Mrs. William Hackett and two chill
dren We're recent guests of her par
! ems, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Coburn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Larabee ant
Mr.. and Mrs O. s. Larabee were thu
guests of relatives at Newport Cente
Sunday.
On account of the extremely no
weather the Sunday evening servic,
was held or the lawn in front Of tn
NJ. E. church.
Misses Zadie Farman and Ruth Ed
munds have gone to the Fairviev
house, North Woodstock, n. H., t.
work for the season.
! News has been received of tn
death from heat of Arthur w. Harri
at his home in Lowell, Mass. Mr.
Harris was for many years summe
visitor of this place.
Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. Carol
Angler spent Sunday with Mr.. Angie
at the Montreal hospital. Mr.. Angie
is not improving as it was hoped h
would.
WESIFIELD
Harley Carey of Laconia, N. H.,
! visiting at A. P. Ryder's.
Miss Flora Wheeler of Newpor
:! was recent visitor in town.
Miss Eva GiIpin has gone to tn
White Mountains for the summer.
Rev. J. E. Bowman of North Hyd
Park was calling in town last week.
! Wallace H.. Gilpin and family {
Barton were at w. B. Gi]pin's owe
Sunday.
Miss Florence Clark of Nutley,
j., is at W. D. Bells for the summe
Miss Marion will come later.
Word has been received of tt
birth of daughter, Harriet Emm;
to Mr.. and Mrs. Max M Miller {
Yonkers, N. Y.
; WESTMoRE
Miss Mary Brooks is visiting at
G. Daniels
l Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tatro are worl
ing for Don Switzer.
Willard Jones Of New York
boarding at S. NJ. Coles.
Rev. Mr.. Merrill CT st. Johnsbur
is expected to speak here next SUI
day.
H. H. Gilman has gone to Orlear
to stay with his sister. Mrs. Lew
Rash
. Mrs. Forrest Hunt and son Waite
I of Lawrence. Mass, are visiting at n
E. Calkins.'
: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brown G
!. Lyndonville visited their aunt, Mr.
Tatro, Sunday.
Several from here attended the Sur
{ day school rally at Bloomington FIR
day and report good time.
r Roger Sherman Rohinson son r