Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-06

Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Hurd of New
York state were here last week visit
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Estelle of Crafts
bury have been here to visit her uncle,
G. L. Kline.
Thanks have been received from the
boys at Eagle Pass for the boxes sent
them from here.
! Elmore Powers and sister, Miss Etna
of Stanstead, Que. visited at C. P.
Church's Sunday.
A. G. Bishop has work in Windsor
and Mrs. Bishop and children are pre-
pairing to move there soon.
Mrs. Charles Rogers and Mrs. Emma
Adams of Newport Center visited at
Wright Kendall's last week.
Rev. and Mrs. w. D. Hetherington
and guests spent part of last week
camping at Willoughby lake.
Fred Bellows and family and Mr..
Grady and family of Dixville, Que,
visited at John Eley's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Maxfeld of
! Newport have been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rieman. here.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer and family were
in Orleans last week to attend the
funeral of her sister, Mrs. Smith.
| Mrs. Ernest Worboys and two youn-
gest children are in Coventry because of
the illness of her mother, Mrs. Esther
Hancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brown are
entertaining their daughter and huS-
| band, Mr. and Mrs. w. /. Hall from
| Massachusetts.
George Cummings and family came
home for part of last week, but have
returned to Mortified where Mr.. Cum
mings's sister lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shaw are visit
ing her sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Smith, and her brother,
Ed. Streeter and family.
! Our young people are drilling for d
concert to be given IN town hall Tues
day evening. Proceeds to he used for
benefit of library. Watch for posters.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Eastman had as
guests the past week her brother.
A. C. Gallup of East Charleston, and
aunt, Mrs. Nelson Gallup, and daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian of Marlboro, Mass.
G. A. Driver has bought of Robert
Spaulding the farm formerly occupied
by Ellsworth Heath and will soon move
there. The Driver farm is now owned
by the son Enrol, who with his family
will move there.
Mrs. S. w. Jenkins and her Sunday
school class of girls met at the hotel
Monday evening for farewell visit
with one of their number, Miss Bea-
trice Norton. She received several
tokens of their love for her.
Gid Tourigny has sold bis black
smith and wheelwright fixtures to Ed.
Durose and will soon go to St. Johns
bury to work. Everybody here feels
sincerely sorry for Gid is we'll liked by
everyone and his CHEEKY smile anC
pleasant greeting will be much missed.
We hope he may be very successful in
his new position.
AS Dale Badger did not gain as fast
as was hoped he might, DR.. Allen Of
st. Johnsbury and DR.. Kendrick coun
selled on his case and decided to oper
ate. About pint of pus was taker
. from around his lung. A trained nurse
from St. Johnsbury and one from
Newport were in attendance and Nurse
Sullivan of Newport remained to care
for him.
| An informal reception was given Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Bowen and children
at the Baptist church Wednesday even
ing. A good number were present
Cake and coffee were served. Every
one regrets that Mr.. Bowen's worl
made it necessary for them to move t.
7 Derby. They will be greatly missed
in every way here and especially in tn
church and school. Mr.. and Mrs
Bowen were presented with a linel
tablecloth and Miss Mabel's Sunda
school class gave her gold bracelet
!, 1t is hoped that in the future it will b
best for them to return here although
that doesn't meant that we do no
f wish them success at Derby, but simpl
$ that they will always be welcome here
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