Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-11-26

Miss Clara Anderson is home from Bar
ton Landing for a week.-Mrs.. VIM. Will
liams has returned from Passumpsic.
East Albany.
MI. Glodgett is moving from J. E
Chamberlin's to John Gallagher's house.,
and R. J. Jones is moving from Glover to
the farm vacated by Mr.. GIodgett.
Notwithstanding the storm and wind
on the evening of Nov. 21st, several people
were out to the social at E. F. Wells and
the evening and chicken pie were alike en-
joyed by those present Among the num-
Der were Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. CIough from
Barton Landing. Receipts of the evening
$2.35.
Bloomington.
Geo. Virgins is home from St. Johns
bury on visit.
Arthur Miles from East Bloomington
has moved on to the Andrew Gray farm.
Mr.. ingalls, has returned from visit to
his daughter. Mrs. ingalls, is improving.
Bloomington Center.
John Maxwell is quite seriously ill.
Schools in town will commence for the
winter term Monday, Dec. 3rd.
E. D. Stafford has gone to Crafts bury
to work for few days painting.
Mrs. Sumner Warner of Sheffield has
been caring for her sister, Mrs. Betsey
Pierce, the past week.
A. E. Dennison has bought Ed AIdrich's
horsebarn and will have it moved to the
place which he bonght of o. A. White.
Perley Gallup and Lena Bushey were
married few days ago. We understand
they intend to make their home at Barton
Landing.
East Bloomington.
VIM. Lowery and G. w. Skinner are re-
shingling their houses.
Job land Edgar Drown have gone to
work in the milestone factory.
Elmer Drown, Ira Rockford and Adm
Drown have new cream separators.
Arthur Miller has moved to Browning
ton village. Miss Alice Chase Eis stopping
with them.
Mrs. Betsey Pierce, who has been ill, is
better.-Mrs. Melissa Foss continues to be
very feeble.
Miss Grace Brown who has been visiting
at Bert browns has returned to Island
Pond.-Will Drown, James Lowery and
Sam Kettle have returned home from
Plainield.
Evansville.
A brother of J. G. Gray of Wheelock
was guest at his home last week.
Thomas Colburn has finished work here
and gone to Barton Landing to work.
Miss Sadie Smith has engaged as type
writer for the Percival Mfg. Co. at Barton.
Her many friends wish her the best success.
The bonnet socia BILE at Mrs. H. 1. Smiths
was success. Proceeds, 1915. No need
of going out of town for millinery goods
after this grand exhibition.
T. A. Randall was in town last week.
Hale Clark is stopping with his parents
for time.-Wm. Smith of West Burke is
in town visiting friends.-Mrs. Ethel
Harris is here caring for Mrs. l.. r. Wood
ward.-Miss Gertie Heath visited her
parents last week.
East Charleston.
Bert Gallup has gone to Canada on a
hunting tour.
w. E. Trip spent two days in Portland
last week on business.
Martha Davis has been giving her build
ings new coat of paint.
Miss Alice Gibson has closed her school !
in the Echo Pond district and gone to her I
home in Derby. Scholars having no |
marks were Charlie and Milo Roby and |
Cora Hopkins.
Will Beck and his son-in-law, Roy
Piper have moved from Morgan into one
of John Moore's tenements in the village. /
H. Ell. Lamson has moved on to the DOE
loft farm now owned by Albert Longe.
Homer CrandalI who has been in New
York the past season has been spending a
few days with his sister, Mrs. John Buck.
Geo. .Cunnington and wife have been
visiting at DR.. Cushman's and Bert Fell
lows the past week.
West Charleston s-
Marshall Wilson had telephone put In
his house last week.
J. D. Griffin is in very poor heaIth.-Dr.
Human is on the sick list.-Mrs. Clarence
Bowen is ill with rheumatic fever.-Mrs.
Henry Dwyre is ill.
A. w. Cutting has returned home.-G.
M. Calkins has finished work for S. E.
Gray and is now at home.-Albert Conn is
home from New York.
Eva Parlin spent Sunday with her
brother Amos at Norton.-H. G. Ruiter
and N. G. Eastman are away on hunting
trip.-Elden Sawyer recently visited his
mother in Canada.
Our genial blacksmith, E. E. Goodwin,
is home from Portland, Maine, where he
has been for his winter supplies. He is