Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-08-05


the horse became frightened and ran,
throwing them all out. Six of the COM
pany were injured. Mrs. Chalmers had
bad cut in her ankle; her little daughter
had a scalp wound, requiring several
stitches to close; Mrs. Wallace was severe
Iy cut about the face and her right arm
was broken in two places. Drs. Campbell,
Goddard and Longe were called, and
dressed the wounds.
Mr.. Frank G. Reynolds of Boston, Mass.
will give one of his interesting entertain
ments as a character impersonator at the
CongI church here Friday evening
Aug. 9th. He will share the proceeds with
the Christian Endeavor society. The
Worcester, (Mass.), Gazette says of his en-
tertainment: "Every time Mr.. Reynolds
appeared he made people forget their cares
and feel happy. He is a born humorist
and encores came to him from the audience
as naturally as his wit. He is the best
humorist heard in Association Hall for
years"
Mrs. Richardson and two daughters
from Clinton, Mass, and Miss Chalmers
from Montreal are visiting their brother,
T. j. WalIace.-Mrs. I. n. Evans from So.
Dakota is visiting her father, Lorenzo Da-
Wis, whom she had not seen for % years
A. E. Norris and wife are visiting friends
Mrs. Smith and son from WilderI are Wis
iting Mrs. Smiths parents, Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin.-Mrs. Fisher and children
from LyndonvilIe are visiting at I. J. New
toms j. G. Q.
t. B. johnson is suffering from an abscess
near his eye.
Miss Kate Forness from Livermore, n.
FL. is guest OF W. H. Chaffee's.
o. NJ. Delano remains about the same,
not able to attend to work or business as
yet.
Jay Butler, who has been stopping with
his father few days has returned to his
home at Lyndonville.
At the recent show the voting on the
smartest baby resulted in a decision for
Will Beede's little baby boy.
Mrs. E. G. Carter treated her guests on
t ne first day of August to apples of the
Golden Russell variety that were nice as
when picked last autumn.
South Albany.
Will Campbell visited relatives in Nor
risville recently.
Rev. S. Donaldson was here last week
calling on friends.
Mr.. Davis, who hired John Hafford's
farm has given it up and gone west.
/, Walter Anderson is home from Albany,
n. Y, W here he has been attending bust
ness college.
Mr.. James Gilmour came from Water
bury Center last week to attend his ia
theirs funeral
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Cove and Miss Edith
Keller of East Hardwick were here last
week visiting at A. D. Patterson's.
Mrs. Selden Cass, who came to attend
the funeral of her father, Mr.. Arthur Gill
mour, returned to her home in Lowell
on Thursday.
Bloomington.
Bloomington Grange will hold meeting
on Friday evening, the 9th. Important
business will be transacted aud all mem
bers are requested to be present.
c. E. Watkins from Concord, n. H., who
has been visiting relatives in town has re-
turned home.-O. w. Locke and wife from
Barton Landing visited at E. E. buttons
last week.-The members of the 1. o. G. T.
camped at Seymour lake last week and re-
port very pleasant timer. w. Ransom
from New York is stopping at DR.. GiIman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotta from Canada, who
have been spending several weeks with rel
atives in this place have returned home
y n
last week with relatives in West Charles
ton.
Bloomington Center
W. H. Barnum saw deer in his field re-
Gently.
E. w. Dudley is visiting friends in Low
ell and Boston.
Mrs. Loren Going and daughter Clio who
have been very sick with measles are better.
Charles Buchanan of West Lebanon
spent part of the past week with Clayton
Burrows.
Mrs. E. w. Dudley has gone to Bath
Beach to remain for time with her niece,
Mrs. VIII Burhman.
Mrs. Lora Fuller and her granddaug liter,
Glenn Fuller, have gone to Irasburgh to
spend few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Homer Seavey.
Mrs. Fred Hitchins and her three daugh-
ters who are spending the summer at her
fathers Walter Davis, spent the past week
at West Derby.
Frank Seavey's cousin, Fred Seavey, who
has been in poor health for a long time,
and who spent few weeks with relatives
in this vicinity, is now at his home at
West Concord and so i'll that he is confined
to his bed.
Mrs. Nathan Barry's mother, Mrs. Gotta,
who has been visiting her, has returned to
her home in Coaticook, P. Q.-Mrs. Lizzie