Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-08

Miss Olive Dutton is home from Morgan
where sic has been teaching school,
Stewart Butler from Lyndonville is spend
ing his vacation with his father, j. j. But
Ter.
AT the recent barn raising at Geo. Griggs,
A. Cheney had a narrow esca pc from being
injured by a sharp axe, which fell from
about thirty feet above his head just graz
ing his shoulder.
While Geo. Saunders was returning from
the fireworks at Barton another team col
Iided with his, damaging Mr.. Saunders
carriage considerably but the occupants
were uninjured.
Village school closed Friday, June %,
with twenty-five scholars in lower grade.
Those having no marks during the term
were June Annis, Lura Campbell, Dora
Johnson, Inez Martin, Ruth Rogers, En-
ma Young, Charlie LOOMS, Mahlon Dow,
Joseph Fisher, Roland Martin, John Ten
ney. On account of sickness, Bert
Counter and Foster Campbell lost one
half day. Tardy marks were almost I'M
known. c. F. Ladeau, teacher.
East Albany.
cord, Mass.
Walter Burke recently entertained his
son, Hon. J. c. Burke, and family from
Lowell, Mass.
South Albany.
w. ]. Campbell recently visited friends
in Burke.
The Misses Snow from Lowell, Mass, re-
Gently visited their aunt, Miss Eliza
Mitchell.
Bloomington.
Quite number from this place attended
the celebration at Barton, July 4th and re-
port very pleasant time.
Mrs. o in Marsh, who has been quite ill,
is mproving.-WiIIiam buttons children
are sick with the measles.-Mrs. Harry
Blake, who has been quite i'll is able to be
out again.
Minnie Virgins is home from st. Johns
bury for a short visit. Myrtle Virgins is
working for Mrs. Gilbert Gross.-Mr. and
Mrs Cole from Island Pond visited relatives
in this place last week.-May Beede has
gone to New Jersey to visit her brother
Warper.-Mr: and Mrs. Smith from Massa-
chusetts visited relatives in this place re-
cently.-B. Grow from Charleston, n.
H., spent last week with relatives in
this place.
Bloomington Center.
Mrs. Loren Going is sick with measles.
Charles Ellis has moved into Ernest
buttons house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gray Of Sheffield
visited at E. A. Robinson's recently.
w. d. Fletcher's little son Perley six
years old went to Barton Landing alone on
Friday, June IS, with one horse and an ex-
press wagon for supplies, making a trip of
about fifteen miles. Well done for so small
a boy!
Rev. Mr.. Browns wife and little son
have been visiting relatives in Jay.--Mrs.
Frank Seavey visited friends in Lyndon
recently.-Everard Humphrey of Charles
town, n. H., spent the past week with
relatives and friends in town.-NIr. and
Mrs. Charles Fletcher of Lowell, Mass, are
visiting at Homer Leland's. George
Campbell OF Newport Center visited his
sister, Mrs. Will Fuller last week.-James
Maxwell is home from California.
Evansville.
George Bickford is building new wood
shed.
II. Clark is home from st. Johnsbury to
help his father in haying.
j. w. Brown and son have bought
piece of land of Z. Foster.
Several from here attended camp
meeting at Beebe Plain recently.
Frank Lapierre is our new mail carrier.
He started July 1st.-George Hunt is work
ing for the Pike Mfg. Co.
Edward Black has finished work in
Sherbrook p. @. and is at home to work
for w. b. Guild in haying.
Everett Fuller has moved to West Derby
and will work in the veneer shop at Bates
ville.-Mrs. Alfred Brown has gone to
Westmore to work for Mrs. Warren
Daniels.
West Charleston.
Sherman Ross was in Newport last week
to attend the funeral of his grandfather.
Arthur Kidder has rented his farm to
Mr.. Durgan of Derby, who has taken pos
session.
Miss Maud Cole of Springfield, Mass, is
SlOpp4HS al lAS LAdhSASA AOAhS1 "Ssb
Charleston.
Lightning struck Everett Drivers house
and Silas Barrups barn last week, doing
some damage.
Mr.. a. w. Lyon received word last week
that his son George was dangerously sick
at his home in Ohio.
Alice Allbee closed her school with a
picnic June %. Ice-cream was served
The village school closed June Is.
The children's exercises at the Congre-
ootiOpoI cburcb Uere varv good The