Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20

lie has been with us nearly SIX years.
Henry Cowes of Lyndonville visited
his father Sunday.
f. N. Randall has gone to>Rarton for
a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Keller were in
Hyde Park Sunday
Heman Tucker of Lowell is visiting
friends in town for few weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. John Ryan are rejoi-
cling over the arrival of daughter.
Fred Witt and family of Orleans Wis
lted-his mother. Mrs. Witt, Sunday.
Miss Mabel Burnham of Hyde Park
is visiting her aunt. Miss Flora Had
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Stevens were
business visitors in ST. Johnsbury Mon
day.
Mrs Maud Bartlett and Miss Sin |
clair of Montpelier are guests at A. B. |
Pike S.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler and |
daughter, Ruth are in Canada visiting
friends.
Next Sunday will be rally Sunday at
congregational church. Everybody rally
and attend
New bath arrangements and other
improvements are being added to the
parsonage.
Quite a number from here went to
lrasburg to attend the farmers meet
ing Friday.
Rev. E. r. Gordon has gone to his
nome In Derby for few weeks before
going to bis new pastorate.
Mrs. Guy Garvin and son, Charles,
have returned from Boston. where they
have been visiting friends.
Mrs. Root, Mrs. DEMO, Mrs. Rowley
an Mrs. Witt recently took a carriage
drive to Clio, er to call on friends.
Willard Wheeler has returned from
New Hampshire, bringing a wife with
him. He will reside at the old home.
Remember the second entertainment
in the lecture course Oct. rs. at the
Congrga tional church, North Crafts
bury, by Katherine Ridgeway.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Wheeler took
friends on an auto trip Thursday
around through Hardwick to Lake Will
loughby for dinner, through Orleans
ana nome.
There will be Halloween social in
the academy hall Friday, Oct. 20. A
musical and literary program has been
arranged which will sbe interesting to
old as we'll as young and it is hoped all
! will go and feel interested. Admission
Is cents.
: About SO friends met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Keller to give
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wheeler a hearty
! welcome Wednesday night. Slight to-
I kens were left. light refreshments
I were served and the company bid the
$ happy couple good night.
e Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Larabee started
: for Hardwick Friday night to an enter
0 tainment when they were overtaker
by Mr.. Payne in an auto going at some
speed. He failed to turn out enough
so hit Larabee's wagon, broke the
juring Mrs. Larabee quite badly.
t A few near friends gathered at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs A. Is. Pike Oct
II, to witness the marriage of thei1
u daughter, Miss Julia Pike, to Bliss
Farrar. The room was beautifully
n decorated with evergreens and white
asters. At eight o'clock, Miss Alice
>, Pike played the wedding march anc
y the young people took their places
J. when Rev. E R. Gordon performed tn
ceremony. The bride wore W lite crepe
: de chine. Following the ccngratul a
lions the guests were served with re
freshments and the bride and groom
left for a week ia New York annie
= showers of rice.
1 EAST CRAFTSBURY
Miss Nora Richardson is working 70,
Mrs. NJ. z. Thompson.
Mrs. H. T. Hartman spent a few
= days in Vergennes last week, visiting
her son, Paul Hartman.
Mrs. Joseph West and chiltren re
e turned Thursday to their home il
Cjev e. and, Ohio,
Rev. Mr. Rowley of North Crafts
bury preached a very helpful sermon
Sunday from Pisa, 90 IL
Miss Ellen Conner has finished worl
for Mrs. Sarah Anderson and is nov
working for Mrs Alice Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Shields as dele
gates attended the state conventio,
held at Richford last week TIE.
1t gave very interesting reports Sunday
The Woman Missionary society wi
hold their monthly meeting and serv
harvest dinner in the vestry of til
u. p. church on Thursday, Oct. Is
Let all come.
On Friday Afternoon Ruth Hedge
will hold story hour for childre
rom Is to 5l5 O'Clock. Bring al
he children ard let them hear the sto
ries YOU used to like to hear. 1t wi
be led in the vestry OF the church a
East Craftsnury. In the evening fror
o. m, on, there will be 80 eiIe
of AmUsements. '-auction, picnic
banquet. fair, entertainment and eve
fishing. All come and have the tim
of your life. The admission to tb