Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-05-20


Mr.. ELI Duval Of Burke and Miss Florence
Powers were married recently. Congratu-
lations.
Philo Powers was sick with rheumatism
last week. His brother Edgar took his
place on the road.
VIII Fuller's mother, Mrs. Sara Fuller.
ana his daughter Glenn, who have spent
some time with his sister, Mrs. Homer
Seavey OF Irasburg, returned home last week.
Mrs. Lucy Wells of Barton Landing, who
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. Austin
Lund, has returned home.-Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Campbell OF Barton, and Mrs. Leon
Buck of Charleston, visited their sister.
Mrs. Willie Fuller, last week Mrs. Jasper
Smith spent the past week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Lucius Luud.
East Bloomington.
George Drown is working in Westmore
at J. Hyde's.
IL. Clark spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. {. Clark.
Augustus Foss, who has been sick, is
better.-Mrs. Walter Buck is much better.
Mrs. Lora Foss has rose which has
blossom thirteen inches Ia circumference.
A deer passed through Fred Orne's neld
Monday within a short distance OF the
house.
Evansville.
VIM. Bard's boys are sick with the
mumps.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Trc Sarah To,fer-. s,,--t rr......1... -.
noon and evening. All are cordially in
vited.
Mr.. Peter Gilbert is working for ID. n.
Randall.-Harry Bickford has finished
work at Barton Landing and moved here.
He viii work for Carroll Alexander.
Mrs. Alfred Brown is here and d board
ing at Frank Lapierre's.- Miss Cora Per-
kins is home on visit.-G. Cass and sister
from Barton visited at Dennison Gallup's
last week.
VIM. Monteith was in West Burke last
week.-Mrs.. VIM. Alexander is at Newport
caring for Mrs. Grace Grandy, who Is very
sick.-Mrs. G. II. Prescott has been I'm
Charleston for few days.-Wiliam Alex
ander and sister werea at Newport last week
West Charleston.
Almon Bowen has rented hs farm to
Clarence Bowen, who has taken possession.
Charleston academy had rhetorical exor-
cisea Friday afternooni subject, Long
fellow.
Mr. @. =. Church has gone TO Boston to
visit a sister who is sick. lie viii be away
about three weeks.
Leon Smith from ST. Johusbury has
been visiting at Mr.. Nelson s.-AIr. and
Mrs. Konney's two sons are spending their
vacation at home.
Mrs. Ward an son and daughter have
arrived and now the pastor and his family
are installed in the parsonage, which has
undergone thorough repairing by the
Ladies' Aid Society.
The Orleans County W. G.. T.. Il. convon-
tion will be held at the Congl church ia
this village next Thursday and Friday,
May % and p. All are invited. Free en-
tertainment to delegates and visitors.
Mrs. J. e. George is very sick-Mr. and
Mrs. Seayey, who have been sick, are inn
proving .-N1rs. Andrew Bean Is on the sick
Il. Robinson, who has been sick
for long time, has SO far recovered as 10
be able to ride out.
Memorial services will be held at the Il.
b. church May Both Rev. Mr.. Maben will
take charge OF the service. The usual
Decoration day ceremonies will be held In
the F. b. church May 3Osh. Rev. Mr..
Ward will deliver the address at 100
O'Clock.
DIR. and Mrs. Amos Parlin OF Norton
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Parlin.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
are home from West Derby where
they spent he winter with their daughter,
Mrs. Abbott.-Mr. George Chase Is home
from Seattle, Washington, where he spent
the winter.-Mrs. Eta Moore OF Morgan
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Lyon, last week.-Mrs.. Grace Lyon Is home
from Chicago where she spent the winter.
Miss Mabel Bennett accompanied her,
Robert Parker is suffering with rhcuma-
Iism. Bert Wallis OF Island Pond assists
him in his work.
East Charleston.
The preaching service held by Rev. q. {.
NlcDougall at No. 10 schoolhouse Wednes-
day evening was interesting aud well at
tended. The seating capacity was INSULT
,ient for the audience and chairs were
brought in. The service this week will be
At the chapel Wednesday evening. Preach
ing at 7:45.
John Cloud has the contract 10 gather
The cream another year.-Thc members OF
.he Camp of Modern Woodmen went 20
Island Pond last Wednesday evening and
rendered the play "a Modern Woodman."
They report fine time and full house.
Mrs. G.. b. Stoddard is visiting relatives in
Troy and Westfeld.-M Childs from
Coaticook, p. O., has been visiting her