Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-08-18


medal contest are going steadily for
ward under the direction of Mrs. H.
K. Cutler and Mrs. F. D. Thompson.
Everything points to an enthusiastic
and successful convention.
WILLOUGHBY
Margaret Duke of Lyndon, who has
been visiting relatives here, returned
home last week.
Mrs. Jane Duke is assisting at
Frank Kimball's.
Mildred Drown, VINO has been spend
ing some time visiting in Lyndon,
recently, has returned.
E. o. Ferrin of the B. & M. steel
gang was home Sunday.
Mrs. Victoria Stone of LyndonviIle
recently spent few days with Mrs. F.
Z. Tbrasher here.
Melburn Clark spent Monday and
Tuesday in Newport.
; Mrs Frank Kmmball, who was
recently operated upon here, is i'm
proving rapidly. s--
The trained nurse from st. Johns
bury, who has been caring for Mrs.
Frank kimball returned last week.
-. = LOWELL
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kelley have
gone to Richford to visit relatives.
Mrs. E. S.. Murphy is spending a
few days with relatives in Albany
Edward Parker and family are
occupying the Jacob Greenwood house.
Max Newton and Miss Day of
Bloomington are calling on friends in
town. .
Mrs. Edgar Laclair and daughter,
Miss Alice, are enjoying a vacation at
York Beach, Maine.
Daniel Kinsley of Worcester, Mass.
and Miss Leona Bingham of Barton
are visitors at Guy Kinsley's.
Misses Hazel and Ellen Benware
were recent guests of Mrs. E. M.
Pickel and family of Charleston.
The Misses Gertrude and Blanche
Morton of Maiden, Mass, are spending
their holiday with friends in town.
The rain and wind Of August 18th
laid some fine pieces of grain that
were ready for the reaper, fiat upon
the ground. >
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jacobs have
moved from the Greenwood house to
the Frank Sullivan farm which they
recently purchased.
IA. Dwinell of Barre, Mass, C. A.
| Dwinell of Lynn, Mass, Mrs. Archi
| bald Dwinell and Mrs. A. A. Williams
are at Alvado Coolbeth's."
George 'Benware and family of
Coventry and Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Benware of rWestfeld called at Roy
Sinclair's the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie O'Hear of Eden
were recent visitors at Guy Kinsley's.
Mr. O'Hear is recovering from his
recent illness, but is unable to work.
Rev. Frank B. Hyde and family Of
Jeffersonville and Mr.. and Mrs. Lara
tional parsonage one evening las
/ week.
Mrs. Charles Perkins of OrleansEEii
visiting at the home of her brother
Wilbur Souther. Her many friends
are glad she is able to make tht
l journey. ..... ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Farman ant
Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Hurd ATTENDED
the wedding of Miss Margaret Kidde
and Edwin Durose at West Charleston
on Tuesday.
The social and supper Thursda!
afternoon and evening under the direc
tion of the young ladies of the Congre
gational church, was very pleasan
/ and successful affair
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert I. Stebbins will
open their spacious home for Ladies
Aid society social and supper Frida,
afternoon, August Goth. Everybod,
go and have good time.
1.-THE Highway of Holiness" was tn
} Sunday morning theme at the Nortl
church. and "Speaking with the Feet,
! for the children's sermon. For Sunda.
school missionary minutes, "Shermal
valenski, the Young Navajo Christ
ian.''
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Farman cele
brated their first wedding anniversar.
Troy to visit their sister, Mrs. William
Brown, and her husband at Lyndon
vile. and returned by Lake Willoughby
and Charleston.
The resignation of Rev. Edwin T.
Hurd as pastor of the Congregations
church, which was presented last yeal
and deferred one year at the unanimous
request of the church will take effect
at the close of his sixth year of ser
vice, Sept. 18th, 1915.
COVENTRY
Mrs. Mary Boynton is i'll with rheu.
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