Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-01
Rev. Mr.. Lyman of Barton Landing


has gone to her home in Sheffield Miss
Bertha Jones of Sheffield visited at Arthur
Miles several days last Week.-Mrs. Ann
Houston and niece, of South Royalton, are
here visiting their aunt, Miss Sarah Gibson.
Bloomington Center.
The schools closed last week.
Miss Libbey has class in music here.
E. w. Dudley is clerking for A. H.
Gardyne.
Mrs. E. w. Gallup, who has been quite
i'll, is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith of Boston
are visiting Mr.. Smiths brother, William
Smith.
large number of people were present
at the reception given Rev. and Mrs. c. j.
Brown last Wednesday evening. The in
PRODUCTION and welcome were given by
Mr.. Stephen Burrows and Mrs. John Che
ney; a pleasing response was made by the
pastor. Cake and ice-cream were served
and the occasion was very enjoyable one.
We hope it is the precursor of many hap
py meetings with a full house.
Mr.. and Mrs. PerIey Gallup of Barton
Landing are spending a few days at Mr..
GaIlup's.-Mr. and Mrs. Oren ingalls, and
daughter Ida of Sutton, visited friends in
town last Week.-Mrs. Bertha Jones of
Sheffield spent the past week with her
friend Miss Nora Warner, and visited 9TH
er friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey AIdrich
of Dalton, n. H., visited their brother-in-
law, Loren Going, recently.-Mr. and Mrs.
Buhrman, who have spent the past few
bo. -
their cottage at Bath Beach.-A. II. Gar
dyne and family went TO North Troy last
week on a visit.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Melvin of Island Pond and their little
niece Vanessa SuIley from New Hampshire
visited at Judge Ornes and David Grapes
recently.-Mrs. Amanda Powers is home
from Glover.
Evansville.
Creamery paid II and IS cts. per ID. for
May butter.
Ethel O'Rourke of Derby has completed
very successful term of school. 1t closed
with picnic in L. A. browns grove. Ice
cream, cake and lemonade were served.
Quite a number of the parents attended
and all enjoyed the day very much.
Elmer Leonard visited in New Hamp-
shire last week.-Mrs.. George Bickford
and Mrs. Harry Bickford visited in Canada
last week.-Mrs.. Baldwin of Barton and
Mrs. Woodland of Lyndonville are guests at
Elisha Foster's.-Quite number attended
the reception to the pastor at Bloomington
Center last Wednesday evening. A fine
time was enjoyed by alI.-Everett Fuller
has finished work for Pike Mfg Co.-Geo.
Drno hoe ro+vrr,aJ .,
East Charleston.
Rev. G. c. McDougall will preach in
the chapel Wednesday, July 3rd.
Rev A. B. Maben will give a series of
temperance lectures at this place. The |
second one in the course will be given at
the church Sunday evening, July 7th. He ,
has given some OF them at several of the /.
schooIhouses in town.
Mrs. G. B. Stoddard went last Wednes-
day. June %, to Lowell, Mass, called there /
by the illness of her son who went to the /
hospital to be treated for appendicitis, and /
also to see her sister, Mrs. Ella Marble, /
who had shock Juue 10th and is not re-
covering from it as fast as hoped at first.
II. j. Hudson was in Rutland last week .
on business.-A. B. Cobleigh and c. n. .
Moulton with their wives and children are /
camping this week at Seymour Lake.-Kitt /
Hudson Jr. and his cousins, Misses Edith |
and Tina Hudson, are visiting relatives /
and friends in East Haven, their former
home.
Mrs. Pelsue, who has been here several |
months helping to care for her aged moth
er, has returned to her home in Rutland.
Her mother, Mrs. ID. c. Hudson, who has
been sick for a year or more, has so far re-
covered as to be able to accompany her
daughter to Rutland where she will remain
for a time.
West Charleston.
The Nelson saw-mill has shut down.
John Dudley made his irst trip with his
new stage coach this morning. - -.
Norman Eastman recently took a drove
of nice horses to the White Mountains.
Little Eta Armstrong cut a severe cash
in her foot recently by stepping on glass.
Mr.. Eaton of Island Pond has been in
town repairing the Goodwin shop and the
grist- mill. ~ s
Mrs. John Heath is very sick. - Mrs
Seavey is slowly gaining.-Mrs. John Eley
is on the gain.
There was a Children's Day service at
the Cong. church last Sunday evening"
Rev. Mr.. Ward of the Free Baptist church
baptized several June %.
a very quiet and pleasant wedding oc-
Cured at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
June 10, when their daughter, Bertha, was
united in marriage to Bert Pike. They
will reside at Wilmington, Delaware, where
Mr.. Pike is teaching.