Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-10-29

A. D. W1icome and S. C. Carpenter
of St. Johnsbury were in town last
week.
Mrs. M. J. Demick. who hash been
visiting in ST. Johnsbury and Derby
is at home. + .-~- S4a4 -,
Willie Sanborn has moved to his own
place and Leon Carter has moved into
Mr.. Labaron's honse.15----4,-ssgzs. x. 80
Henry Parker and John Bryant have
moved into the Maxwell house. Henry
Maxwell has moved to the Fred Davis
farm.
Seventeen of the friends and neigh
bors of Mrs. H. L. Osgood gathered
and dug her potatoes and put her wood
in the shed for her.
Lowell
Mrs. Susan Stebbins visited in
Hyde Park recently.
Freeman Farman received 158 post
cards on his 10th birthday Thursday
2 Harry Snder has moved onto the
farm which he purchased recently.
Miss Caddie Stephenson has gone to
Bakersfield to visit relatives and
friends.
daughter, Leona Esther. was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Warner
Monday. Oct. 20.
A daughter, Rachel Wealthy. was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rogers
Saturday, Oct. 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Coolidge are
visiting in Johnson, Underhill and St.
Johnsbury this week.
Bert Bean, the new engineer at
Silsby's mill spent the week end at
| his home in West Burke.
Mrs. Herbert Reed of Westfield is at
| C.. G. Carter's caring for Mrs.
Clarence Rogers and daughter.
Misses Elsie Parker and Ferol Well
man of Newport high school were at
" M. Parker's the last of the week. ~
Miss Mae Brahana and Ralph
Brahana were in Burlington a few
days last week attending the teachers
convention.
Fletcher of Eden have been visiting
Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain and Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Kinsley.
Clara Burgess and Caddie Stephenson,
teachers in the village school at West
U0lOs udFC 'ulliOilSu tiiSlI OCIlOOl dIlu
returned to their home here.
Miss Marion Stephenson, Miss Bern
ice Winget and friend, Miss Harriet
Potter, of Belvidere have been home
from Brigham academy for a few
; days.
Mrs William Hodgman and Mrs.
Susan Stebbins give to all, and
especially to the gentlemen. cordial
invitation to a bountiful harvest
dinner, for the benefit of the church,
.. to be served at Mrs Hodgman's
residence. Oct. 30th at noon. k EgAsss e. sE e.
The society of Christian Endeavor
: will hold Halloween social at the
church parlors Friday evening. An
appropriate program will be present
ed, including the privilege of learning
e of your past, present and future from
t a renowned fortune teller There will
o be refreshments, also a general good
time. All come!
y Freda Nichols is working at Henry
Demick's in Holland
Mrs. 1. B. johnson visited at C. 1.
Moore's at Newport last week.
IS Mrs Mary Moore of Newport is
stopping at L. D. Farr's for a while.
n Mrs. Holmes is at the home of her
son Roy of Derby while they are NOV
q ing.
Mrs Moulton, who has been visiting
al Derby, has returned to her home
IS here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Cox recently
e received the news OF new son at
h Ernest Cox's of Newport.
II The harvest supper and social given
by the Ladies Aid society was well at
e tended and a pleasant evening enjoyed,
v the society also added several dollars
J. to their treasury.
II NOV GAN CTNTER
! Jerry Hunt from Derby Line was
y business visitor in town last week.
& B. ]. Williams ard I. G. Gilman
d were business visitors in Island Pond
!. FIR day.
u Blanche Elliott is home from her
: visit to her sister. Mrs. Milly
Sanborn. at Caswell's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham of Montreal,
1T have been the guests oe her sister,
Mrs. Jeanette Carglll, the past week.
$. WEsIFIELD
David Ee Of Fairfield was in town
{. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Boynton have
y returned to Troy.
Will Sanville and family have been
t visiting in Irasburg.
: L. S. Woodworth has returned home
from Franklin county
,Cr
nt Geo. Goddard. the expressman, has
moved into the Foster house
g Miss Bessie Parker of Grand Isle has
tt been visiting Miss Lily Trumpass.
Mrs. Emma Miller gave tea Marty