Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-08-22
South Barton.

A. w. Varney is visiting in Derby this
week.
Mrs. Hurd, an aunt of the Duke broth
ers, is here visiting them.
Mr.. Chamberlain and family have re-
| turned home to Massachusetts,.
+ Oliver Young and his sister, Mrs. B. c.
Berry, enjoyed a carriage drive to Magog
last week.
Mrs. A. B. Orcutt and F. j. Duke have
just put in new windows, which is an i'm
provement.
berrying last week. They did not get
! large amount of blueberries, but all en-
joyed great amount of fun besides plenty
of exercise.
Albany.
John Shute is attending school at Mont
pelier.
Miss Lillian Campbell is visiting at Is
land Pond.
TT. Wallace and Elmir are at Hardwick
building the M. E. church.
Mr..and Mrs. Bill from Lowell. Mass,
recently visited at Sylvester Shute's.
Miss Flora Wallace has returned to Bar
ton Landing after short vacation at home.
8 The school in the Paine district began
Monday Aug. 16, with Miss Graham as
teacher.
Iona Jordan of Greensboro has just COM
pleted bedquilt of intricate pattern COM
posed of eleven thousand pieces.
A six-year- son of John Premon, re-
Gently fell from shed roof and broke both
bones of his left arm. His father carried
him to DR.. Campbell's office where the
bones were set.
W.. II. Chaffee and wife, in company with
Mrs Morant, who is stopping with them,
took an outing at Lake Caspian last week.
They did not get any large fish, but report
one taken that weighed fourteen pounds.
Bloomington.
A few in this place are sick with the
mumps.
Mrs. John Cheney, who has been quite
i'll, is.improving.
Mrs. Mary Dudley sprained an ankle
very badly, while at Morgan.
The Cleaners met with Mrs. A. E. Den
1oOh loob w CdiiOoudy dIOSIuOOu
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Marsh are happy
over the arrival of new baby girl.
Mrs. William Serle from LennoxvilIe,
visited relatives in town last week.
The roads that were badly damaged by
the hard showers a few weeks ago are
being repaired.
A large company that has been camping
at Seymour lake, returned home last week
and report fine time.
Mrs. Burton Campbell lately received a
visit from her sisters Misses Julia and
Rose Sherburne of Sheffield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Townsend have re-
turned from the White mountains, where
they have been for a carriage drive.
Rev. ]. w. Harris will give a report of
the Nashville Christian Endeavor con-
'vention at the Centre church, Monday ev-
ening, Aug. %.
Mr.. O. A. Denison went to Burke last
week TO visit friends.-Mrs. Jonas Flint
Willoughby recently.
j. w. Scott and Mr.. Cheney met with a
very bad accident last Thursday. While
on the way to the station part or the har-
ness broke, letting the wagon on to the
horses and frightening them SO that they
ran, throwing the occupants out of the
wagon, hurting Mr.. Scott quite badly.
About 230 Ann. Wednesday, fire was |
discovered in q. g. Turnbull's creamery.
The fire had made such progress that it |
was impossible to save the building or
tipoo &c /
house and Daniel Grapes shop were in |
great danger, but by the efforts of the |
bucket brigade were saved. Mr.. and Mrs. |
A. E. Denison extend their heart felt |
thanks to those who by their strenuous |
efforts preserved their house.
East Charleston.
EdsonDunton has jersey heifer, eighteen
months old, that gives daily twenty seven
pounds of rich milk. The animal runs in
summer pasture, with only feed of millet
night and morning. She comes from Gov
CIRCUITS herd. We found some very large
ambs and fine young horses on this farm /
and the best field of oats and fodder corn
we ever saw.
Coventry.
Bernice Holland of P. O., is visiting at
G. S. LivingstOn's.
The bonnet social held in the Cong'I
church was a success both socially and
financially.
Mrs. Luke Eaton was thrown from a
carriage last Monday morning and was
quite severely injured. a..
There will bea lawn party at S. Pearson's
El,,; Jox A he
is unfavora BILE the entertainment will be
held in Cong1 vestry.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Kline from Mas