Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-09-03

Rev. Dyer Willis and Ernest San
born have been to Montpelier and
Barre on a weeks vacation. = Mrs.
Mary Willis has returned from Mont
elier.-Joseph Hodge of Smithsville,
Mass, has been here on short visit
to his sister, Miss Simeon Smelling.
Bloomington.
Eugene Burrows is seriously ill, but
his recovery is looked for.
Miss Maude Childs of Boston teach
es the fall term of school in No. 5.
Emily Smith, Frank Smith and Nell
son Waller of Island Pond visited in
town last week.
Lottie Flanders teaches the school
at Bloomington village and Warren
Twombly in district No. z.
On account of the repairs on the
school house, the Center school will
not commence until Sept. II.
Jared Joslyn is adding another sto
ry to his house and making other i'm
provements. He will have a fine
farm residence.
Ernest Chase, who has spent few
weeks with his uncle, E. w. Dudley,
has returned to his home in Lowell.
Mass.-Clarence Whitcomb of Enos-
burg lately visited his uncle, Albert
Wells.
The F. B. quarterly meeting at the
Center was largely attended by the
pastors and delegates of many chur CHI
es. The meetings throughout were
rich Gospel feasts, which were appre-
ciated by the people.
Mrs. Eugene Burrows died of con-
sumption Aug. Goth. She was young
woman of excellent qualities, and was
much esteemed. The Rev. III. Stile
officiated at the funeral, Aug. 22nd.
The Rev. Daniel Gregory came to
the Center Cemetery last Tuesday,
with the re mains of his father, for in :
terment. The Rev. Albert Gregory of
Concord VT, and George Gregory an d
wife of Danville P. O., were present
at the burial
East Charleston.
Mrs. Loren Brainard, who has been
spending the summer here with her
parents, returned to her home in Low
ell with Mr.. Brainard.
Adna Cobleigh has been home from
Thetford on weeks vacation.
Martha Davis and son Bert have been
visiting in Hardwick. Mrs DR.. Rach-
ell Allyn of Lowell, Mass, is in town.
Curtis Stoddard of Maiden, Mass, is
here visiting relatives.-Mr and Mrs.
9 Fred Trip are il in Mas Mass, and Conn on
a visit.
West Charleston.
Lii Bennett goes to Johnson to take
normal course of study.
Ed. Goodwin and family have return
ed from Willoughby Lake.
Miss Lydia Human left here Aug.
81 for Waterloo, Iowa, where she has
been principal in a school for many
years.
Schools in, town begin Monday Sept.
3d., the village schools. taught by Hat
tie Flanders of Coventry and Flora
Stoddard of East Charleston; Emma
Parlin teaches in the Tracy district,
Bertha Hopkins at Plunkett, and Jen-
ME M. Campbell in the Marvin dis
Center to teach in the academy.
Mrs. VIM. Warren of Lyme, N. H.,
and Mrs. Whitney of Barton have |
been visiting their brother, @. 2.
Church, and other relatives. = John
Wilson and family from Manchester,
N. H., have been visiting at Merton
Wilson's.-Arthur Cheney and family
from Marion, Ohio, have been visiting
friends here and at ownington.-
Mrs. p. @. Clark from Barton visited |
friends here last week. Rev. John
Mason and wife from Lyndon spent
Monday and Monday night with the
family of j. B. Holton.
Craftsburv.
Charles Witt is better.
Forty students at the academy
Mrs. Joseph Scott is having her
buildings painted.
James Libby and wife start this
week for visit in Franklin county.
Gilmore Stratton is laying hard
wood floor and doing other repairs in
his store.
A. S. Calderwood hasreturned from
Hollis, N. FL. where he has been at
work oflate.
I. T. Patterson and wife have re-
turned from very pleasant visit to
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