Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-05


Mrs. R. G. Smith is visiting at Rev
L. Dodd's, in Irasburg. VIM. Howard
of Albion, N. Y, is visiting friends il
this vicinity.
Alison Trip will move into the ten
ement now occupied by John Lower
Mr.. Lower will move into one ofE. E
| Stafford's tenements.
Albany.
Mabel Wallace has returned to
Chicopee, Mass.
Rev. Cameron has returned from
his vacation.-Agnes Chafey and Mat
tie Reynolds have returned from Bos-
ton.
A. r. Campbell, wife and daughter
have been visiting in town and vicin-
ity.-Abbie and Miss Katie Coolidge
are visiting at I. L. Pierce's.
BrowningtOn.
A baby girl at S. B. MaxwelPs.
1t is reported that Bonnie Belville is
slowly gaining.
Myrtle Kinnie has gone to Newport
Center to visit her father
Thomas Chapman is repairing his
shop; Geo. Virgins, senior, is shingling
his house.
Elmer Leonard has bought of DR..
Wright the farm lately occupied by
Lewis Dunn.
Mr.. Northam died last Tuesday, after
a lingering illness, at the home of his
grandson, Will Patterson.
Mrs. F. Robinson and son are visit
ing at Willie Fuller's.-Mr Minnie
(CampbelI Burdick and children are
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Bur-
dicks mother, Mrs. j. Campbell.
There will be, at Barton Landing
high school building, Aug. 18th and
14th, special examination for teach
ers who were not able to attend the
regular examinations.
G. A. ANDREWS, Co. Exam.
Mr.. Provoncha desires to thank the
friends who have SO kindly helped
them during the sickness of his little
son. Mrs. Provoncha is in Burlington
with the boy, of whose recovery they
have little hope.
Mrs. Elisha Foster is in very poor
health. **$
NTru Smith from, CT ToJ,1ol,r1-,v 10
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Col
burn.
Miss Ella Putnam, who has been
at Harry Smiths, has return
I'D to her home in Springfield.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Marion Hall is making extern
5ive repair on her house.
Chas. Carpenter settles the @. 0.
Cushman estate to- day.
Twenty five teachers took the ex-
animation here last Tuesday.
Roswell Colby, who fell in his barn
last week, receiving a severe jar, is
14a0aa1 tu 4rAr-.s
Rev. j. P. Marvin gave very in
report of the @. E. conven
ton at Boston Sunday evening"
Mrs. Geo. Munger and her two daugh
ters from East River, Conn, who have
been spending few weeks at the ho-
tel, have returned to their home.
Mrs. Helen (Hinman) Dale and her
daughter from Tenn. are visiting at
Charles Carpenter s.-Herbert Kath-
an and wife from Boston are visiting
ais mother, Mrs. Mary Hinman, and
other friends. Albert Bixby, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. j. G.. Par
la, n. H.
East Charleston.
Clayton Stoddard is clerking for
". E. Trip.
Mrs. Clinton Gallup is sick with
Uphold fever.
Mrs. w. A. Chappell has returned
rom New York.
Mrs. DR.. Cushman has gone to the
,each for vacation.
Mrs. r. P. Stevens and daughter,
Gattie, have been in Portland, Me-,
or several days.
Rev. Mr.. Smelling is away attend
ng the convention of Christian
Workers, at Northfield.
Mrs. Griffin died at the home of her
laughter, Mrs. Curtis Barney, July 81.
he remains were taken to Johns
lille, P. O., for burial.
J. 9. Stevens, who has been at work
or New York firm, soliciting orders
or custom made clothing, went to