Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-02


work for Mr.. Buzzell of Barton and 1e-
turned home.
Henry Pickel has sold his farm to Mr..
Vincent.-Arthur Redfield from Barton
has moved back on his farm to stay
through the summer.
If promises could make good roads
Bloomington people would have had a
good road to travel on from Bloomington
village to Barton Landing long before this
late hour. Don't you say so, selectmen of
Barton.
Shirley Adams from Newport visited at
Mr.. Virgins last week.--Arthur Dority
and wife visited friends in Sutton and
West Burke last week.-Quite a number
from this place attended the Y. P. S. G. E..
convention at Derby last Tuesday and
Wednesday,. Grow and wife have re-
turned from New Hampshire.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Katie Drown and daughter have
gone to Springfield, Mass, for visit.
George Coats and son from Brook
bury were here to attend the funeral of
William Tite.-James lite, who came to
.
has returned to his home in Brook bury,
Canada.
Mrs. VIM. lite and daughter wish to
express their sincere thanks to their
neighbors and friends for their great kind
ness and for their help and sympathy at
the time of the death and burial of their
beloved husband and father.
Bloomington Center.
ALI of the schools in town closed last
week.
George Howe went to Burke last week
for goods for A. FL. Gardyne.
Miss Lennie Maxwell is home from Bar
ton where she has been working.
Henry Leland has SHARED 754 sheep this
season. Price six cents per head. All of
this work was unsolicited.
AS w. F. Morey was returning from
Barton Landing recently he was thrown
from his wagon and seriously injured.
On Childrens' Day the church decora-
tions were pronounced finer than at any
previous time. The exercises by the
childr en- were excellent and were enjoyed
by large number of interested listeners.
Mrs. Felix Pelow and daughter Ruth
went to Barton to visit her sister a short
time ago, when Miss Ruth was taken sud-
denly and seriously i'll and it was several
days before she could be brought home.
The Christian Endeavor Society lately
reorganized with the following officers:
President, Rev. S. c. Vail; vice-p president,
Mrs. Bessie D. Robinson; secretary, Miss
Eusebia E. Robinson; treasurer, Mrs.
Maria M. Magoon.
Rev. S. G. Vail went as delegate to the
G. E. convention at Derby last week.
Mr.. A. II. Gardyne was in his store part
of last week, and intends to move his
family here soon.-Mr. Q. A. Denison re-
Gently visited his sister, Mrs. Bowman of
ST. Johnsbury and relatives in Burke.
EVansy lille.
F. Cloukee and wife went to Montpelier
last week on a visit to his brothers.
E. Foster went to White River Junction
republican conventions.
Lawrence Emerson and family have re-
turned from Woodsville and have moved
into E. NJ. Buchanan's tenement.
Rev. Mr.. Vail with his family took a
carriage drive to Stanstead, P. O., and
the convention held az Derby.
Mr.. Potter and wife from Turner's Falls,
Mass, are visiting friends here. Mrs.
Potter lived in this town about So years
ago.
East Charleston,
H. ]. Hudson raised his large new barn
last Friday.
L. w. Stevens was in ST. Adams last
week on business.
Mr.. H. J. Hudson and daughter are en-
tertaining friends from Rutland.
F. B. and J. G. Stoddard were in Boston,
Mass, last week on business.
L. G. Brainard returned to his home in
LOWELL Mass, last Friday. His wife and
children will remain through the summer.
Rachel Allen, who has been living with
relatives in Caledonia county for several
years, has now come to live with her niece,
Mrs. e. FL. Grey.
There were some over hundred persons
gathered at the grove last Friday for the
school picnic. The speaking and singing
by the children were good.
West charleston.
News has been received of the death of
Mr.. Phineas Wheeler, a former resident of
this town.
Miss Hartig gave a very interesting talk
of her travels in the west and south among
the poor whites, Indians and Negroes last
evening.
There will be a celebration in Preston
Clark's grove July 4th, if pleasant, if not,
July5. The parade will start at ga. IN. from
w. ]. Fortes'. There will be games of all