Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-01

UI the dSSOcldClUu Uub Iudly IIIISS re-
main to be done, so let the good work
go on.
NEWPORT
Miss Mildred Bell visited at her
home in Westfeld last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Cameron of West Glover
visited at w. Richmond's two days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Dane returned
Friday from a visit to relatives in
New York
F. L. Patterson is entertaining his
brother, aaude M. Patterson of
Brookline. Mass.
George Herrick is improving in
health and hopes soon to be able to
res Ame his labors.
Julius Glodgett of Lowell recently
moved to town, having secured en-
ployment in the mills here.
E. L. Richard is building an addi-
ton to his residence which will add
to it seven rooms and bath.
l. 3. =. VI.
joiclng over the advent in their fami-
~ of a daughter born October 23rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Barnes re-
Gently enjoyed a carriage drive in the
vicinity of Cowansville and Sutton,
P. @.
E. C. Blanchard started last week
on another of his western business
before his return.
Mrs. Geo. D. Gilchrist and son
Dean returned Tuesday of last week
from a fortnight's visit to relatives
in Providence, K. |.
The Woman's societies of the Meth
odist church for Home and Foreign
Missions met Wednesday evening,
Oct. Is with Mrs. W. E. Chase.
Roy D. Fletcher and Mrs. Lily Gal
lup of North Troy were married Sat-
urday evening, Oct. Il, by Rev. j. P.
Mccullough, rector OF St. Marks.
The old stone wall and wooden
fence between the properties Of w.
w. True and Mrs. G. II. Flint has
been replaced by modern cement
wall.
The snowstorm Of last Friday gave
US a taste of what is coming and
caused a hustling in the adjustment
of storm windows and other winter
arrangements.
The household effects Of the late E.
B. True were disposed of at auction
Saturday, Oct. %. by A. c. Sleeper,
administrator. Geo. P. Cofran was
the auctioneer.
Hiram Leavitt has moved from the
Hihbard house into the new tenement
finished by the late E. B. True. Mrs.
Leavitt will continue her boarding
house at the new location.
Miss Kate Ferrin of the Barton
high school, daughter of Associate
Judge E. A. Ferrin, has so far re
covered from her recent serious i'll
ness as to be removed to her home il
Holland.
Walter Currier, son of Joseph Cur
rier of Coventry Road, and Miss MAJ
Goddard of Westfeld were married
Oct. 16 by Rev. J. M. H. Bastien
Miss Goddard, previous to her mar
rage had been in the Office of H. P
Hood & Sons here.
The Ladies' Social union of the
Congregational church will be enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon of thi
week at the home of Mrs. Geo. B
Young on Third street. All lady al
PENDANTS of the church are invited.
The sale and entertainment at tn
Raptist church Friday evening. Oct
81 was we'll patronized. The sale ir
cluoed farm produce, homemade car
dy, handkerchiefs, holders etc. as we
as ice cream and cake.
The High school football teal
played a game on Thursday, Oct. L
with a team picked from town, tt
game resulting in victory for tt
town team by score of 10 to
The game was refereed by Rev. C.
Lance.
Mrs. E. L. Richard and Miss Graz
!, Searles went to Burlington as del
Il gates to the State Sabbath school a
socation met there recently. Mrs.
J. Blair was also in attendance, re
Il resenting the home department.
II On Tuesday evening. Nov. Z, an
II Illustrated lecture on civic impr0v
II ment will be given at School hall
II the Civic Improvement associatio
II The earnest endeavors of this socie
II ,oorit a oood attendance at this II