Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-05-28

| ludU iO 10 CliJOy4hS 11lS anu likes LIS new
surroundings very much.
''The Emigrant's Daughter" a border
drama, will be given at Maple hall May 80.
Music by Blair's orchestra. After the play
supper will be served at Daring's hotel,
followed by promenade and dance. Ad-
mission Is cents; children under twelve,
Is cents; reserved seats, 35 cents.
East Bloomington.
Elmer Wright's people have taken
boarder; it is boy.
Ralph Skinner has commenced work in
the creamery at Evansville.
| L. j. Bickford and family from Barton
have been visiting relatives IN this place.
Bloomington Center.
David Grapes has moved to his farm.
George King had nice marble monu-
ment set on his lot in this cemetery last
week.
Homer Leland is quite successful in the
poultry business and now has one hundred
chickens.
The Cleaners will meet with Mrs. Loren
Going Wednesday, June 9Th, both after
noon and evening. All cordially invited.
Mr.. w. FL. Ingalls, and Miss Eva Bartlett
of HaverhiIl, N. H., were married recently.
Both were formerly of this town and have
the best wishes of their friends here.
We learn that Mrs. A. A. Gardyne is i'm
proving. Mrs. Albert Wells, who has
been poorly since last winter, has lately
been sick in bed. Mr.. Wells is a little
better and lately visited his children here.
There was quite large gathering at A.
E. Denison's last Wednesday when the
Cleaners were entertained. The usual
literary exercises were given. Music was
furnished by William Smith and Clara
Stafford.
Mrs. Lora Fuller and granddaughter,
Glenn Fuller, spent a part of last week
with Mrs Homer Seavey of Irasburg.-
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. ingalls, and daughter
Ida of Sutton lately spent few days with
relatives and friends in town, who were
very glad to meet them again.
East Charleston,
G. H. Chase has moved into the mill
house at Echo Pond.
w. F. Cargiu and wife commence work
on their new barn this week.
A. J. Lang & Son have finished saving
their stock of logs at their mill.
Mr.. ChamberIin, the new butter maker,
has arrived in town with his family and
taken possession of the Dolloff house.
John Moody and wife, who have been
working away from home the past year,
have returned and gone on to their farm
again.
The Reading Circle will have "Poverty
Soshul' at vestry hall Wednesday even
ing. "Come in rags, come in tags, but
not in velvet gowns All KUN.
Children's day exercises will be held at
the church here next Sunday afternoon at
one o'clock. The exercises will consist of
singing, reading, speaking, etc.
- Ell. a. Grey has greatly improved the I
looks of the land he recently bought near
the village by clearing up beside the road,
building good wire fence and putting it
back farther from the highway.
One day last week as Marsh Shonyo left
his horses and lumber wagon for a moment
in front Of the post-office, the horses ev
IDENTIFY thought they ought to be at home
during springs work and started on
dou ble-quick and after running mile or
more they were stopped without serious
damage having been done.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Samuel WinsIow is in very poor
health.
Mrs. r. Barnard has sister and a nephew
from California visiting her.
Marshall Calkins and family of West
more spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Calkins.-Cora Dudley is
home from Lyndonville on a visit.
Ray Leonard and Chas. Niles will work
for d. Buchanan in extending the Peoples |
Telephone from here to Morgan and HolI-
and.-Clara Streeter of Derby is working
for Stewart Lafoe.
Union Memorial services were held at
the Cong'I church. Rev. Mr.. Ellington
delivered a very interesting sermon. Mrs. |
Reed of the state w. C. t. U. gave very
entertaining talk on her war experiences.
Rev. Mr.. Ellington gave an address in the |
evening at the Baptist church.
The young people of the Cong. church
will give "Cobweb SociaI' in the vestry |
next Friday evening. Ice cream and cake
will be served at the close of short pro-
gram, consisting of music, recitations and
readings. No admission will be charged. |
Supper Is cents.
On May 30th the usual Memorial exercises
will be observed. The children of the |
town and citizens are cordially invited to |
join. At 2 O'Clock there will be music, |
speaking and an address by Rev. Mr.. Bur
gin at the Baptist church. There will be |
a picnic dinner in the G. A. r. hall and the |
ladies of the circle will furnish coffee.