Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-29
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on his farm.
Mrs. Julia Davis has returned from.
West Derby.
Laura Gray of Orleans is guest Of
friends in town.
Mrs. Maplesden is visiting friends in
West Charleston.
Shafter Gibson is home from Lyndon
for q short vacation.
Mrs. Allen Maxwell, who has been
quite i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Leon Buck visited relatives in
Bloomington last week.
Geo. LaBar of Delaware Water Gap.
Pa, was in town recently.
Mrs. Harry Powers of New York is
a guest at VIM. Colburn's-
Nellie Canning of Bloomington is a
guest of her brothers here.
Mrs. w. R. Price is visiting at her
home in Sherbrooke for week.
Floyd Davis has purchased the
Mathew Crow farm at Echo Pond.
Mrs. S. w. Berry of New York has
joined her husband at Camp Winape.
Madeline Stevens of Island Pond is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Joseph Can"
ming.
w. E. Stoddard attended the funera
of his sister, Mrs. Hayward. in Orleans
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Trip is entertaining her
brother, Geo. Elwood, and family of
Swanton.
Hazel Moulton has returned from a
visit with Mrs. Eastman in West
| Charleston.
Moody Belknap is entertaining his
father, James Belknap, of Baldwin
Mills, Que.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Allyn of Lyndon
Allyn. last week.
Topic for the c.. E. prayer meeting,
July 80, GOOD News from the Mission
Field" Leader, Mrs. Earl Hinton.
Word was received here of the death
of Mrs. Will Hayward at her home in
Orleans. Mrs. Hayward was an old
resident of this place.
There is a very good attendance at
| the services at Plymouth church and
Rev. w. r. Price sends out a cordial
| invitation to all to attend.
WEST CHARLESTON
Gerald Temple is i'll with chicken
pox.
We are glad to see Arthur Worboys
improving.
! Mrs. Glenn Ruiter and children OF
Montreal are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drown of st. Johns
bury recently visited at w. D. Sander
sons.
Beatrice Gray entertained sixteen
little friends on July ID, her eighth
birthday.
Mrs. Carrie Huntress of Orleans is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smith.
The ladies of the Baptist society
will hold food sale Saturday, Aug.
at three p. m.
i Eli Flanders of Barton visited his
daughter, Mrs. Cummings and family
the past week.
Burnie Gray, Geo. Calkins and Viii
Leavens have had lightning rods placed
on their buildings.
Mrs. Amy Crawford has purchased
of Henry Calkins his house occupied BY
Harrison Johnson.
During a recent thunder shove
lightning hit and killed COW belong
ing to Geo. Atherton.
Rev. and Mrs J. w. Burgin hav,
been entertaining her cousin, Charlie
King of West Glover.
Mrs Colby Stoddard and children O
Orleans have been here to visit he
sister, Mrs. Bernie Gray.
Gerald Horn of Boston is here visit
ing at Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Horns
He came on his motorcycle.
Charlie Garland has been obliged t.
, use clutches the past week on accOun
4 OF having stepped on nail.
Mrs. Eugene Dwire and three daugh
} ters visited at the home of her brother
Arthur Dearborn, in Derby Friday.
Mrs Clifton Barrup and four chill
dren visited her cousin, Mrs. Johl
Hsncock, in Orleans the first of thi
week.
: Mrs. Wesley Horn was called t,
Boston last week by the illness AM
death of her mother, Mrs. Henri,
Fowler.
: Miss Bowles of Barre has been her
the past week in the interest of tn
World Wide mission and boarded wit
Mrs. Josie Royce
Mrs. 81. II. Tracy and Mrs. G. W
r d. Reed gave their Sunday schoo
classes lawn party at the home O
Mrs. Reed last week.
f 81. G. Ruiter. undertaken, and L. r
4 Wilson with his team were at Newpor