Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-16
Miss Ann Jones, who is much improved
in health is visiting in Bloomington.

Miss Ann Jones, who is much improved
in health is visiting in Bloomington.
few from this place atten ded the
meeting of the state botanical society at
Westmore last week.
F. B. Miles of Middlesex is visiting
friends here.-Miss Henry from Man
chester, n. H., is visiting at Mrs. Austin's.
The Salvation Army drew large au-
dience at the NJ. E. church last Wednes-
day evening and gave good entertain
ment.
Miss Hartig gave an Interesting and in
structive entertainment last Friday even
| ing, giving a brief account of her trip
among the missions supported or aided by
Vermont, and showing many pictures
which she took on the trip.
Albany.
The ladies enjoyed a pleasant visit with
Mrs. Davis at her home last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Courser returned to
their home IN Stanstead, Que, last week.
Mrs. M. A. Morant and grandson, Louis
Morant, from Salem, Mass, are at w. II.
| Chaffee's for the season.
| Stillman Farewell, an aged citizen of
this place, died on the eighth inst. at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. William
Courser.
Bloomington Center.
Ernest Dunton's house was struck by
| lightning Wednesday night and con-
sidera bly, damaged.
Jasper Brooks is greatly improving his
house by clap boarding, putting in new
windows and building new veranda.
| Miss Alice Chase's school in district No.
has closed. Those having no marks
were: Lena Lacourse, Cora Whitney, AL
fred Lacourse and Wilbur Ellis,
W.. F. Morey, who was injured by being
| thrown from his wagon is improving.
Mrs. Frank Wells who has been very
| ill is better.
E. w. Dudley's sister, Mrs. Chase, and
two sons from Lowell, Mass, and Mrs.
Dudley's neice, Miss Colley, from Massa-
chusetts are visiting them.-Ernest Chase's
| friends are pleased to welcome him again.
| Mrs. Homer Leland is entertaining her
sister-in-law from Connecticut.-M Mrs.
Jennie Iund) Fletcher and son Frank
Fletcher and Miss Eva Carruth from
Massachusetts are visiting Mrs. Fletcher's
brother, Austin Lund.-E. d. Stafford's
daughter, Miss Glenn Stafford, who has
who has been teaching in Everett, Mass,
is at home.-Miss Lillian Maxwell has
gone to Willoughby to work for Rev. DIM.
Wilson's family who have rented the
G. A. r. cottage for a few weeks.-Mrs.
Nettie (Going) Aldrich of Dalton, n. H.,
who has been visiting her father L. B.
Going, has returned home accompanied
by her sister, Miss Clio Going.
East Bloomington.
Moses Gilfillan has been shingling his
house.
Samuel Drown who has been quite sick
is slowly recovering.
Mrs. George Going who has been caring
for Sarah Gibson the past few weeks, has
gone to stay with her daughter. -
Mrs. Bert Drown and daughter have re-
turned from Springfield, Mass.-Thurza
Moss is stopping with her aunt, Mrs Alden
Drown.-Elwood Farr of New York has
been visiting friends in this place.
Evansville.
VIM. Guild is shingling his barn.
E. Fosters mill has been closed for re-
pairs.
F. A. Randall is smiling over the arrival
of little daughter.
Myron Alexander has been engaged for
the season as engineer on Mr.. browns boat.
During the storm last Wednesday, Miss
Nettie Eddy's house was struck by light
ming, doing considera BILE damage.
cake to a large gathering at the M E.
church last Thursday, and closed with a
literary entertainment. Proceeds, So.
Mrs. Martha Heath died July at the
home of M. G. Heath, after several days of
severe suffering with heart failure. Flu
neral obsequies were held at the old home
July 9, Rev. Mr.. Vail officiating, with a
large attendance. There were beautiful
floral gifts from friends. Mrs. Heath was
born in New Hampshire eighty-four years
ago. She was a loyal member of the Free
Baptist church for many years, a lovely
mother and kind neighbor.
Mrs. G. r. Prescott is visiting friends at
Bloomington for few days.-Miss Mabel
Drew of st. Johnsbury is visiting here
Misses Stella and Viola Marshall of Lowell, |
Mass, are visiting at George Bickford's.-
Harriet and Eunice Vail stopping
with their parents for short vacation
Carroll Lance of Cabot was guest at the |
NJ. E. parsonage recently.-Mrs. Nancy |
Eddy and daughter of Barton are visiting
their many friends. Marshall of |
Barton, George F. Osgood of Hudson,
n. Y, Lera and Arthur Folsom of Newport |
were guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Allison Marshall last Saturday and Sunday. |