Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-14

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Mrs. S D. Barrup last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Lang of Barton visited
Miss Lou Bruce part of last week.
Mrs. William Armstrong of Derby
is visiting her son, S. D. Barrup, and
family.
There will be services at both
churches at the usual hour Sunday
morning.
John Coffey's dog was run over
and killed by an automobile one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Crandall of
Bloomington have been visiting Mrs.
G. l.. Kline.
Ora Dane went to Westfeld Satur-
day and returned with his family the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lafoe of SUIT
ton were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Lafoe.
John Cook had sixteen sheep killed
by lightning Monday morning. They
were all under a tree.
Homer and Harrison Twombly of
Beebe recently visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Twombly.
Mrs. John Smith is out again after
having been so i'll with rheumatism
as to need the aid of crutches.
Mr.. Skinner has finished work at
John Stumpf's and with his nephew
has gone to North Troy to work.
Cecil Pickel of Lyndon has been a
recent guest of his parents here. He
is employed on the Darling farm.
Everett Williams of Island Pond
and Miss Annie Brewer of Holland
have been guests at A. H. Kidder's.
Mr.. Walker and Miss Emerson of
Lyndon Center visited Mrs. Ella Rich
and daughter, Geneveive last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aldrich of Is
land Pond visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Driver, over Sunday.
Ray Faufaw and Arthur Horn of
Holland and Ernest Turner of Derby
were visitors Sunday at Silas Bar
rup's.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cook have re-.
turned to their home after keeping
house for Rev. and Mrs. Ross during
their absence.
The ball game Saturday between
the Derby team and this team played
here resulted in a score of 10 to II in
favor of Derby.
Rev. and Mrs. o. S. Bancroft and
son were at Willoughby last Sunday
morning, where Mr.. Bancroft admin.
| istered baptism in the lake.
Mrs. Fanny Ramsdell and three
children of North Woodstock. N. H.,
are here visiting her father, Charles
Church, and other relatives.
Some from here attended the Sun.
day school convention held at Morgan
last Wednesday and report interest
ing meetings and pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Pickel have
been entertaining his sister, Mrs.
Woodbury. of West Derby, and his
niece. Miss Addie Pickel Of Denver,
Colorado.
Mrs. Nancy Bean and daughter
Mrs. Carrie Waterman, visited her son
Percy Bean, and family at Newport
Wednesday and Mrs. Bean remained
for time.
The Mothers club will have a nice
entertainment followed by a prone
made at the town hall Friday evening
, August 16. There will also be goot
music. Come.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson O
Island Pond. Mrs. j. w. Burgin o
Newport Center and Deacon King o
Glover visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. B
Holton Thursday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. n. C. Eastman an
: niece, Mae Hastings, visited Mrs
2 Eastman's sister, Mrs. Albee. an
family of New York, who are at Nor
5 ton lake camping, and enjoyed suga
! on snow August l. The snow wa
found under a pile of clean sawdus
by the mill.
e Mr.. and Mrs. John Hancock an
e visited her uncle and aunt, Mr.. an
y her cousin. Mrs. Clifton Barrup, an
e family and his sister, Mrs. Ernes
n v orboys, and family Sunday.
Last week Monday evening at tn
! Congregational vestry a farewell r,
ception was given Mr.. and Mr.
. George Kline. Toastmaster, Rev,
" H. Dickson. William Nelson and
= !. B. Holton responded for the commul
e ity, G. W. D. Reed for the Grang
e A. II. Kidder for the Congregation
\ church and Miss Grace Knight fe
- - the C. f. society. Prof. McNair in b.
% half Of their friends and the differel
- organizations presented them with
;;SS nice silver service. Cake and coffe
a. were served. After singing "Ble
Be the Tie That Binds" the compar
bade Mr.. and Mrs. Kline goodb!
and wished them much prosperity ar
happiness in their new home. The