Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-09-24


Grange program: Song by grange.
discussion. "Is the Corn Better Put
into the Silo Early in September, if
Not Matured?" General discussion {,
"How to Manage at housekeeping
Time LIST. .'To Do the Work. Mrs.
C. H. Root. I'd. ''To Get the Meals"
Mrs: Geo. Wheeler Sd. 80 Induce
the Men to Help" Mrs. E. A. Dutton.
Mrs. W. J. Wilson. Closing thought.
Refreshment committee, Elma Mar
shall, Lena Clark. Roy Udall. Chas.
Smith.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. Dunbar is quite i'll at her
home.
Miss Maud Burnham visited friends
in town last week.
Edmund Root went to Burlington
Tuesday to enter the u. V. M.
Mrs. c. H. Rowley and daughter
Ruth are visiting friends in Richford.
The young people made Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Down little visit Friday
evening.
Among those to attend the state fair
from this place were Geo. Dunn and
John Churchill.
Murle Colburn of Orleans visited his
grandfather, E. H. Colburn, who is
quite i'll. Sunday.
Fred Goodwin has greatly improved
his fathers old place by extensive
repairs on the buildings.
Victor Gilbert has sold his village
fn Mrc
will move to Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Allen visited
at MIR. Wits Friday on their way to
Burlington where they will reside.
Rev. C. H. Rowley occupied the
pulpit in the Congregational church
Sunday in absence of Rev. Gordon.
Mrs. T. A. B. Turner, an old resi-
dent in this town, died Friday after
noon after only two hours illness.
| The funeral was held at the home
Monday, Rev. G. II. Pierce officiating.
EAST CRAFTSBURY
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Bailey are visit
ing friends in Glover.
Ray Anderson has gone to Burling-
ION TO aIConQ college.
Mrs. Belle Rowell visited in Barton
and Orleans several days last week.
Mrs. Henry Mclaughlin has re.
turned from few weeks visit at
Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hanson of
Barton were recent visitors at @. M.
Rowell's.
Stanley Mason has returned to town
after two years absence and is
working at E. A. Dutton's.
Rutlege Lewis died at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Copeland, and was
buried on Tuesday at Barton.
Andrew Gilmour, who spent the
summer in Scotland, has returned anC
visited friends here last week.
Rev. w. A. Warner of Barton
preached an excellent sermon in the
u. P. church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Guar Hanson and Mrs. c.. s
Webster of Barton visited at Jas
Paterson's Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Chester Ward and son. Osborne
of ST. Johnsbury were guests at TT
Mrs. Linton C. Cox and son. Clar
ence, Of Orlando, Fla, visited a
o. E. RowelPs and H. D. Rowell':
last week.
John Simpson left Friday for Bostor
to enter the Harvard law school. Hi.
i, father, Geo. Simpson, accompanied
him and expected to remain in the city
, for few days.
The farm buildings on the BIaisdel
farm, two miles south of this village
were destroyed by fire Friday. The
buildings were vacant except tina
about a hundred tons of hay were
, stored in the barn.
, About sixty attended the ocia at thu
< home of Mrs. Henry Magoon Frida,
evening. Refreshments of cake. ict
cream and fruit were served and the
proceeds were S13. An ENJOYABLE
evening was passed.
The recital, stThe Man Who Didn'
, Know Much" by Rev. Glenn Douglas.
. of Glover, Friday evening in the u. P
: churh, was very much enjoyed The
, chicken pie supper was success, the
3 proceeds being. $4,000.
James Martin and family of Albany
moved into Fl. ID. Rowell's tenemen
last week. Mr.. Martin will keep store
at Will Courser's until the new store il
completed. We extend cordial vel
come to Mr. and Mrs. Martin.