Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-07-18
Bloomington Center.

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| Bloomington Center.
The scholars of the Center school having
no marks during the spring term ending
July 1st were Clio Going, Lila Maxfield,
I Ethel Bates. Merrill Leland and Clayton
/ Burrows. Josie Alexander and Ida. In
| gals were each absent one half day. Those
having general average in recitations and
examinations Of between 90 and 100 per
cent are Lila Maxfeld, Clayton Burrows
and Clio Going; between 50 and 80 per cent
are William Brown, Bonnie Brown, Merrill
Leland, Josie Alexander, Ida ingalls,, Ethel
Bates, Ruth Pelow and Bernice Wells
There were four spelling classes, in all of
| which great interest was manifested. Those
! having highest rank were Lila Maxfield in
| the first class; Bernice Wells and Lillian
Maxwell in the second class; Bonnie Brown
in the third class and Merrill Leland in
the fourth class.
East BrOWningtOn
Maude Sheldon is visiting in Canada.
Hosea Fox and wife from Newport have
moved in with their son, Dennis Fox.
Mrs. Judith Miles, resident of this
Sheffield last week.
Burt Drown of Methuen, Mass, visited
his parents over Sunday.-Mr. Alfred
Williams of Derby, Conn, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. William Lowery, whom he has
not seen for seventeen years.-Miss Annie
Gray from Keene, n. H., is visiting her
parents during her vacation.-Mrs. George
Jillson is visiting at e. B. GilfIlan' s.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Drown of ST. Johnsbury are
visiting relatives here.
Evansville.
E. NJ Buchan and son are visiting friends
here.
Heavy frost July -; many of the crops
are ruined.
Summer boarder at L. r. Woodlands; it's
81 pound girl.
L. Woodland has moved into the Alexan-
der tenement.
L. A. Drown of WoodsvilIe has been here
doing his haying.
E. G. Smith and wife have gone to West
more to stop for a time.
Moses Foss has had his eyes successfully
operated upon at the Burlington hospital.
Mr.. Harris Alexander is in very poor
health and his daughter, Mrs. Grandy,
from Newport is helping to care for him.
West Charleston.
The hay crop is very good in this vi
entity.
S. A. Winslow has been making repairs
on his house, both outside and inside.
hoe ;oI-
during the last few days, but is more COM
Portable at present.
G. P. Church, sister and neice, who have
been spending some time here, have re-
turned to their home in the west.
The large flag which was made to float
over the entrance to the Clarke grove was
made by Mrs. William Clarke, and not by
Mrs. Blake as stated last week.
Mrs. A. T. Norris and Mrs. S. E. Wins
low from Barton were in town last week. |
Miss Maud Cole from Springfield, Mass. |
called on old friends here recently.-Mrs. |
Cora Terrell and son from Barton have
been spending the past week with Mrs.
Terrell's uncle, e. J. Bruce.-Dea. Charles |
Carpenter was in town Thursday.-Miss |
Lena Bennett and friend from Boston are
spending few days with Miss Benefits |
parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Bennett.
East Charleston.
There was frost in many places here on
the morning of the 18th and 18th, doing
much damage. 81.
j. B. Moody, who has been at work in
Groveton this summer, came home last
week and is on the sick listr
n. Cloud was called to Sutton last week
by the death of his father, E. Cloud, who
was a former resident of this place
Rev. F. J. Dark is preaching here now.
Services in the church at IL O'Clock a. m,
and 7-30 p. M, every Sunday. Sunday
School after. the forenoon service.
Mrs. Nellie Brainard of Everett, Mass
who has been here helping to care for her
father, S. c. Streeter, returned to her home
last Thursday. e. G. Streeter returns to
his home in Lowell, Mass. this week as his
father is much better.
On Sunday, July 10 union S. S. was or
ganized with the following officers: Pres,
r. P. Stevens; Sec, g. B. Stoddard; Supt.
Mrs. Myra Trip; Asst. Supt., Mrs. R. P.
Stevens; Treas, j. H. Walcott; librarian,
Mrs. Eva Piper; organist, Charlie Stevens;
Asst. organist, Mrs. Eva Piper. The Dan
lei G. Cook lesson helps and quarterl les are
10 be used.
Rev. M. S. Eddy and wife Of Morrisville,
have been visiting Mrs. Eddy's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Walcott; another daugh-
er, Mrs. Olive Shedrick of SherbroolSe
S also visiting then1.-Nfrs. G. Clark and
laughter of Lowell visiting relatives in
,own.-C. B. Stoddard of Lowell, Mass. is
spending a couple of weeks at his old
E. S. Pelsey and children and