Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-06-24


| consciousness of fairness and clean
ness in our efforts for or against the
enlarging of the school building.
South Barton.
Geo. W. Bradley and wife from
Minneapolis, Mimi, visited at FL. F.
Pillsburv's last week. Mr.. Bradley is
a great trout fisherman and had ex-
cellent luck in the brooks and ponds
while there.-Mr. Smith, son of Presi-
dent Smith of Montpelier Seminary,
is visiting Fred Pillsbury, and they
will spend this week at Willoughby.
Albany.
Rosa and Myrtle Campbell have re-
turned from their visit to Charleston.
Miss Campbell, daughter of DIR.
Campbell, has received much benefit
from an operation performed on her
eyes at Burlington.
Mrs. Ira Saunders and her son Ell
wood have returned from Burlington,
where they have been to have him
treated for a throat difficulty. They
are much pleased with the successful
operation and treatment which he re-
ceived there.
| DR.. Campbell has gone to Burling
ton to spend some time at the college
and hospital. The doctor believes it
to be more profitable to spend his va
cation in listening to lectures on the
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than going fishing. Mrs. Campbell
accompanied her sister, Mrs. DR..
Bushnell, to her home in Jefferson
vile.
A ''daisy'' wedding took place at the
residence of j. B. Darling on the ev-
ening of June 10, when Miss Daisy
Darling and j. II. Goodrich were mar
ried. Rev. w. S. Jenne of Troy per-
formed the ceremony, which was wit
messed by about sixty of the friends of
the couple. Mr.. W. A.Sargent played
the wedding march, Miss Agnes Chat
ey was bridesmaid and Mr.. L. Ridley
Parker of Waterbury, best man. The
gifts were numerous and beautiful.
After short tour, Mr.. and Mrs. Good
rich will spend the summer at Gilman
ton, N. IL. They will be accompanied
to their new home by the hearty good
wishes of hosts of friends.
A reunion of seven Brown sisters,
daughters of Dexter w. Brown late
of Waterville, was held in Albany at
the home of Mrs. J. D. Kelley, one of
the seven. The occasion being the
first meeting of all for twenty seven
years. Two of the sisters reside in
Albany: Mrs. J. D. Kelley and Mrs.
Alexander Frasier; Mrs. Alonzo Kins-
ley in Fletcher; Mrs. John Kelley in
Wolcott; Mrs. r. B. Rouse in Bed
ford, P. O.; Miss A. Bernette Brown
in Manchester, n. H.; Mrs. NJ. @.
GLADDEN. in Lowell, Mass. An artist
was present and the seven were pho
tographed. Then a group was form
ed and all the families represented.
The weather was all that could be de-
sired and the gathering one of great
pleasure.
Bloomington.
Bonnie Provoncha is quite sick, and
his recovery is doubtful.
Herman Farr from Island Pond has
been visiting at L. G. browns.
Mort Parker has taken the job to
build a barn for Elias Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster have gone
to North Troy to live with their son,
Joseph Brewster
Mrs. Job Drown has gone to Haver-
hill, n, H.-Mrs. Martha Wade is back
from her visit to Brookbury, p. @.
Ed. Smith from Charleston is NOV
ing into the Sampson Drown house,
Sampson and John Drown have NOV
ed into Frank Hunts house.
The Fourth Of July will be celebrat-
ed at the village, and a better time is
expected than before. A grand pa
rade of horribles, and promenade in
the evening.
Evansville.
J. G. Gray is building barn in the
rear of his store.
Alanson Cheney and family of NH,
are visiting friends in this place.
Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Harry Smith, Thursday afternoon
and evening; all are cordially invited.
Children's Day was observed here
Sunday, June 10Th. Much credit is due
the children for their prOmptness in
the exercises.
East Charleston.
Rev. E. Ell. Smelling with family are
visiting in Caledonia county. -Albert