Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-23

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maps left. at Is cents each. Send
stamps or silver to the Monitor Office.
Mrs. A. H. Kidder of West. Charles
ton is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Farman. and Rev. and Mrs. r.
T. .Hurd. ~e~
The book. 'sThe Daughter of Angy,"
by Dora M. M. Goodwin has been
presented to the library by an un-
known giver.
''Revive Us Again" was the Sunday !!
morning theme at the North church. |
and Nobody Knows for the chill
dren's sermon.
Medic Pudvah has moved his family
to Woodsville, N. H., where he has
purchased blacksmith shop. Edward
Snider will occupy the Pudvah house.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nelson, MIR. and
Mrs. j. B. Holton of West Charles
field, Mass, were callers at Rev. E. T.
Hurd's Friday.
The Lowell w. C. T. U. will have
it's next regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon, Sept. 20, with Mrs. Edgar
Adams. Leader, the president. Sing
ing. scripture reading. Isaiah 2; pray
word peace; solo, Mrs. Bertha
Curtis; subject. "Peace and Arbitra-
ton. What Can the Union Do for the
Cause of Peace?" talks by Mrs. C. C.
Carter and Mrs Frank Sanborn; read
ing, Mrs. Maud Stannard; business !;
reception of new members, adjourn
ment.
Sunday. Sept. ~, is to be observed
a a
Albert LANG of Burlington. field
secretary of the Vermont Anti-Saloon
League, is to speak at the Methodist
church at IL o'clock and to give, in
the evening at 7.3O o'clock in the Con-
gregational church, lecture on ''Facts
and Fancies about a Famous Fraud, :"
illustrated with fifty stereoptican
slides, carefully selected and many of
them colored. Both are to be union
services, and everybody is urged to
attend and give our enthusiastic field
secretary crowded house and an at
!, tentive hearing.
WESTFIELD
! Mrs. Geo. Goddard is on the sick
list.
H. E. Gray was in Coaticook. Que,
Saturday.
Dana Bean of Cambridge was ir
town last week.
f DR.. Fitch of ST. Johnsbury visited
the Grays recently.
, Miss Ruby Bell of Westminster
s Mass. is visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Gray motored tt
Johnson, N. H.. last week.
Herbert C. Gray has had his house
frightened by fresh coat of paint.
j. Mrs. Jack Stafford is staying at tn,
f home of her brother, Chester Laplant
n F. F. Clark and Geo. w. Miller wer,
e in Morrisville Thursday and purchases
d team horses.
|, Miss Minnie E. Gilpin of Boston i
e visiting at the home of her father
@ Judge Gilpin.
v Herbert Gray recently entertaine
r Sam Morrison and Miss Catherine Ora
D. of st. Johnsbury.
o Guy Farman, delegate, attended tn
~ Progressive state convention at Bur
J. lington Thursday.
$, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fairbanks O
If Newport visited at Bethuel Chaffe e
- the first of the week.
:. Bert Percy went to Sharon last wee
: to look at farm, but returned witt
out making purchase.
Miss Beulah Gray has been ente
tanning the Misses Olive Carlton an
Hazel Walker of St. Johnsbury.
H. B. Hitchcock and Miss Bess
Bryant attended the state fair ;
: White River Junction last week
Only few more of those fine We
maps left at Is cents each. Ser
stamps or silver to the Monitor office
Mrs. Alice Davidson of Newpor
daughter of the late Landlord Sisc,
visited Mrs. Ralph Larabee last weel
Miss Minnie Foster. who has returne
from Westmore, is staying for a tin
with her sister, Mrs. Cnas. Maynar,
DR.. w. A. Young has engaged Ralr
Seymour of Sutton to move to h
IS farm. Mr.. Seymour will tegin wol
in few weeks.
Bert and Warren Courser have pu
chased a farm near East Charleston
They expect to move there soon.
Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Hyde were
Derby Tuesday to attend the fall NEE
ing of the Orleans union of Congreg
j tional minis ters.
It is reported that Howard Laplan
aged eight years, Youngest son of Wi
Laplant. came down with infanti
paralysis Sunday.
%. W. Bailey and E. H. Hitchco.
are candidates for town represent
tive, also A. j. Miller. who was me
toned a week or two ago.
Miss Eva Gilpin of Barton, who h
been visiting her brother. E. w. Clip
of Richford, \ arrived at the home
her father. Judge Gilpin, Friday. 81
will remain this week.