Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-09-12

Mrs. Annie b. Andrews OfBOStOn, Mass,
who has spent the past two months with
friends here, has returned to her home
Mrs. Frank Robinson, who with her son
has spent the past few weeks with relatives
in this vicinity, returned to her home in
Boston last Tuesday.
East BrOWningtOn.
Mrs. Norman Mckay visited friends in
| Newport last week.
Mrs. William lite and daughter have
gone to Sherbrooke to visit friends
Mrs. l.. G. Drown, who has been sick
long time, is said to be improving in
health.
Mrs. Lord, who has been stopping at her
uncle's, Charles Clark's, has returned to
her home in Massachusetts,.
Evansville.
Mrs. Chas. Page is very sick.
Mrs Louis Grow is home from ST. Johns
bury.
c. r. Prescott moves to Barton soon,
selling his farm to Al Bean, his brother.
Enos Lapierre has returned from Mont
pelier and has gone to Derby to attend
school.
! Lorenzo Grow, son of E. A. Grow, is
home on visit after being away seventeen
years. His old friends will be glad to well
come him home again.
East Charleston.
w. J. Miner and wife from Saratoga are
visiting relatives in town.
Adna Cobleigh has gone to Lowell and
Boston, Mass, for few weeks.
Potatoes are rotting badly and many of
the farmers are digging them and putting
! them into the cellar.
Geo. Trip and wife and Miss Hattie
Walker of Willimantic, Conn.,, have been
visiting friends and relatives in town.
The Junior Epworth League will give an
entertainment next Friday eve; cake and
coffee will be served. Everybody invited.
c. n. MouIton and wife, Bert GaIop and
wife, and Mr.. and Mrs. Miner spent part
of last week in one Of the cottages at Sey-
mour lake.
Rev. Mr.. Dark has closed his labors here
and gone to his home at Newport Center.
It is expected the Presiding Elder will be
here next Sunday.
J. Roby from Bedford, \. H. has been
Roby. Mrs. Annie Roby has returned
from her visit to Manchester.
West Charleston.
Geo. Dane and wife are rejoicing in the
possession of little daughter.
Miss Ina E. Campbell leaves here the 18th
for Boston, Mass, to attend the University
there.
John Eley has bought L. R. Fosters
house and moved into it.-Ernest Verbeck
has moved into the Leavitt HiIdreth house.
Presiding Elder Spencer will hold a
quarterly conference at the chapel Satur-
day, Sept 18th at p. m. 1t is desired
that the full board be present. On Sun
day he will hold quarterly meeting at
the same place al Il a. m, and at West
more at 2 p. M.
Sarah Cobb is visiting at {. S. Hinman's
Alice and Ethel Robinson from West
Derby have been spending a week with
their grandmother, Mrs. E. II. Robinson.
Mrs. Mary Holbrook and a lady friend
from Massachusetts are visiting Mrs. Hol-
brooks brother, George Brackett
Coventry.
Rev. j. w. Harris preached at the Congl |
church yesterday.
Hollis Thrasher was elected town repre-
sentative last Tuesday
George Cook, John Brooks and George
Nichols are home from Burlington.
Mrs. Arthur True remains very sick
George Nichols is in a very poor state of
health.
Geo. Newton has moved to Plymouth.
N.H.-Frank Williams has moved to New
port. He has let his farm to VIM. Mayo,
Bessie Gray is in town on a visit-Elisha |
Lane and wife spent the Sabbath at H. c. |
Cleveland's .-Willie Hitchcock and his sis
ter, Emily OF Manchester, n. H., have been !
visiting their parents here.
Mr.. Fayette Barlow received telegram
saying his son George, of Co. L. was just |
alive with typhoid fever. Mr.. Barlow |
started for Burlington at once, but was de-
tanned for several hours at RichforG, on
account of landslide.
Mrs. Ellen TroW and granddaughter |
have returned to Massachusetts.-M Mrs. Mi
ia Collins and Kathie have gone to Olcutt /
Falls on visit.-Alice Alien has returned |
to Nashua, n. H.-Mrs. Willard Herman
and her three children have gone to Nash
ia, on visit.-Mrs. Charles Putney and
Vera have gone to Nova Scotia to visit Mrs.
Putney's parents.
CraftsOurv.
Hattie Hatch has gone to Johnson to
work at dress making.
Mrs. Mary Wylie has rented the tene-
ment IN L. F. Smiths house.
Mr.. Geo. Wylie and family have return
ed to their home in Chicago.