Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-30

Mr.. Langmaid from Newark has re-
Gently spent few days with his
daughter here.
Laura Morrin, who has been visi ting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Robbins, returned
to Berlin last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Abbott have been en-
pertaining Mrs. Abbott's sister. Miss
Conner from Lyndonville, and brother
and family from Watertown, Mass.
COVENTRY
Mrs. Ann Porter is visiting friends
in Canada.
Mrs. Martha Gardner is visiting
friends at Newport.
Mrs. C. T. Chapman has returned
from her visit in Barnet.
Harry Pettingill of Massachusetts,
is visiting at Julius WilcoX's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ring of New
bury, N. H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. R. Shippee.
Mrs. Effie Smith and little daughter
Rachel have returned to their home in
North Woodstock, N. H.
Mrs. Leonora Ware, who has been
visiting in St. Johnsbury for the past
few weeks, has returned home
News has been received of the safe.
arrival of Homer Wright and family
at the home of his brother in Oregon.
Chas. A. Brown of Leadville, Que,
, and Miss Nora Corrow of this place
were married Oct. by Rev M. w.
Hale. Congratulations.
The preparatory service will be held
; in the Congregational vestry on Satur-
day at p. m. The Lords supper will
= be observed Sunday morning.
i L. S. Morrill, has sold his farm to A.
S sideration: $4,000. We shall be very
/. sorry to lose Mr.. Morrills family.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Flora Smith on Tuesday, Nov. 5,
t at 2 80 p. m. Report of state conven-
v ton will be given. Roll call, news
s paper clippings.
o The social at the Congregational
}. church last Friday evening was we'll
|: attended. A hash supper was served.
5. Miss Marion Redfield of Barton sang
: several solos in very pleasing man
: ner. There were recitations by Cert
IuuS dllu dSpSI dlSO OL0 ny
5. Miss Mildred Greenwood, which con-
} tanned several local ''hits."
n The Hunting party given in the town
7. hall following the M. E. supper in the
vestry, was we'll attended and was
success, both socially and financially
10 In the hunting contest, Eddie Bowen
s won the prize, which was burnt wood
a Bull Moose PLAGUE. In the Shelf of
I'd Cans contest, Mrs. M. w. Hale re-
0. ceived the prize, a battenburg dolly.
D. The following program was listened
n to-: Recitation, Miss Clarissa Met
1T calf; song, Lucy Hancock; recitation,
lie Guy Thurber bass solo, Rev. P. Thorn
st ton Meek, who also sang an encore :;
SO reading, Mrs. Ira Wheelock. Re-
t. ceipts of the evening, $3.50.
4, cRAFTsBURY
ty Percy Keir left for Boston last
t Friday
e. S. L. Leavitt is i'll with heart
a. trouble.
s. Gladys Lane is working for Mrs. E.
N. Nelson.
Arder Robbins finished her work at
in the Central office Saturday.
Mrs. Lathe and Mrs. Brown returned
ed from Montpelier last Friday.
Communion services will be held in
nd the M. E. church Sunday morning.
nc Mrs. Dillingham; from Johnson is
the guest of her son, DR.. Dillingham;
On Mrs. Lowell Allen entertained he
d. mother, Mrs. Eldridge of Orleans, las
week.
ayg : Mr.. and Mrs. T. Silver from Greens
W. boro were business visitors in this tow
Friday.
. Mrs. John Lewis and friend from
Cabot visited at John Harvey's owe
Sunday.
J. E. Allen and Miss Nellie Allie
of Barton were callers in this tow
Thursday.
Harley Hanson has finished drivin
the cream team and is working for J
III D. Leavitt.
Tho Mr.. Huse from Bloomington visite
his cousin, Mrs. Lucy Patterson, Sa
urday and Sunday.
-7o Mrs. Ethel Ainsworth and son lief
last Saturday for visit of one wee
ent in Hardwick and Woodbury..
IN. Miss Jessie Johnson was given
ant shower at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
r nc Howard Skinner last Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Noodle was called t
81 Wolcott Thursday by the serious lines
Of of her grandmother, Mrs Charlie
Hoyt.
11a Mrs. Mute of Marshfeld and he
al brother, E. N. Darling of Boston
called on friends in this town las
week.
.rJ 1t is understood that the deed for tn
site of the new hotel has been place
in the hands of the committee and pre-
ds- parations for building the same will b
his made in the near future.
The death of Mrs. Susie lyon
1st Hobson of Chicago was announced las