Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-07

Ribbon the piece she spoke was Never
spoken or heard before as her Mother
Mrs. Frank B. Marsh ell, is the Author
of it and I think it Quite Worthy of
Printing This is it
America my Home
America home of my Birth
Dearest spot to me gods Bright Earth
| Dwell in Vermont that Mountainous spot
Where Friendship and Courtesy is never for
got
America home of my Childhood
Thy Emblems are fair in union they
Represent Friendship, Purity and Truth
[ Cherish Thee most Fondly
l guard Thee with Love
And god in his Mercy
Blesses Thee from Above
Rosetta f. Marshel Author
bloomington.
A bran new boy at Daniel Clark's.
Mr.. Loveland from the West is here
visiting.
Ben Boden has bought the Hector
Lapierre farm.
Elwyn Wright has rented the E.
Griswold place.
E. M. Buchanan and family will
spend few days at Willoughby.
People inquire what makes Ernest
Dutton look SO smiling Ask his little
heiress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richardson are
spending few days with friends who
are glad to meet them again.
A. F. Grow is home from the Bos-
ton hospital, where he had an opera
zion performed on his eye.
D. Colby has gone to Boston for
medical trea tment.-J. A. Smith has
gone to Boston and New York to visit
relatives.
Rev. Mr.. Felch of East Charleston
has been engaged to preach at the
Center each alternate Sunday for the
remainder of the conference year.
Evansville.
Dick Randall and family are visit
ing his parents.
The friends of Oracle Bates gave
party in honor of her fifteenth birth
day July 31st.
Rufus Trip recently sold his barn
and q acres of land to Pike Manufac-
turing Co. for $500.
Elisha Foster is suffering with a
felon on his hand, VIM Guild by
having both hands badly jammed.
This place is again left without a
blacksmith. The one lately working
in Browns shop having bought
shop of his own at Newport.
West Charleston.
Mrs. VIM. Parker has so far recov-
cred from her illnesss as to go to Is
land Pond to see her son Bert, who is
very sick.
Rev. John H. Wilkins from White
field, n. H., preached very accepta
BILE sermon in the F. B. church Sab
bath morning, July 80. Union services
were held.
Leon Bennett is again at home
Ernest III. Carpenter and wife of Brat
tlebOrO visited relatives in town Sat-
urday, the 22d of July.-Ada Nelson
of Danville is visiting at her uncle's,
VIM. Nelson.-The Misses Foss from |
Saco, Me-, are spending some time
with their grandparents and uncle, |
Norman Brown. = Jennie Crane of |
Greensboro Bend is visiting her friend, |
Mary Human. = Irving Lackey and |
his daughter and Mrs. Mcdowell and
her children have gone to Montgom-
cry to spend a few days.-Harry Kath-
an from Boston, Mass, is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs Mary Human, and
other relatives.
East Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolcott have
returned to their home in Lowell.
Miss Emily Harvey of st. Johnsbury
and her brother, George, from the
West, made brief visit with friends
here last week.
Grace Balch of ST. Johnsbury is here
visiting with friends. = Mrs. Leroy
Brainard, with two children, are visit
ing Mrs. Brainard's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j. FL. Wolcott. Mrs. Mae Trip
has returned from the Worlds Fair
and is stopping at her fathers, B.
Trip, for few weeks. Willie Chat
fee made his relatives a brief visit
recently. = Clara Allard and Laura
Fuller are home from Barton on va
cation. = Mrs. A. r. Campbell and
daughter of Morrisville have been
visiting Mrs. Campbell's father, Geo.
Lang.-Mr. and Mrs. Homer Burnham
of Westfield have been in town visit
ing relatives.-Cora Bruce of Burke is
boY cic4or Mrs r. q Straator