Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-06-03

June 4th at 1880 o'clock. All cordially in
vited. Also at Albany M. r.. church on
Wednesday evening, June 5th at 1880
o'clock
Bloomington.
Mr.. Hilas Beede remains very ill.
A deer was seen one day last week In the
field near Mr.. Vincent's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner, who have been
visiting at Arthur Miles I'm this place have
returned to their home In Sheffield
Myrtle Virgins spent part OF last week
with relatives in ST. Johnsbury.-E. A.
Dutton and wife have returned from John
son where they have been visiting.-Mrs.
Nichols is home from Brownington Center.
where she has been spending the past few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs Burrows.
Bloomington Center.
Oliver Dwyer is sick with rheumatism.
Mrs. Betsey Pierce is working in Barton
for John Baird.
Marvin Drown had a good monument
placed on his lot in the cemetery last week.
The Cleaners will meet with Mrs. Charles
Hilliard Wednesday, June g, both after
noon and evening. All cordially invited.
William Bruce moved to West Charleston
last week. Mr.. Bruces family have lived
in town many years and we are sorry TO
have them move away.
Mr.. Nathaniel Lyon of Danville, T.. Q.
recently spent week with his son-in-law.
Alfred AleXander.-Mr and Mrs. w. Buhr-
man of Texarkana, Arkansas came last
Thursday TO visit Mrs. Buhrman's aunt,
Mrs. +. w. Dudley.
Pre- Memorial day was observed Nav %.
Clayton Burrows school in Dist. No. s
joining with this school i'm the exercises.
The school-room was prettily decorated and
the exercises were good. A procession was
formed and the scholars proceeded 10 the
cemetery and decorated the soldiers graves.
Evansville.
Peter Gilbert has finished work for ID.
III. Randall.
Mrs. Holmes of Island Pond is visiting
friends here.
j. G. Gray has commenced the founda-
ton for a new barn.
Pike Mfg. Co. are planning to heat their
factory with steam heat.
The families of J. q. Gray and Alfred
Trip are sick with measles.
Mrs. VIM. Alexander has returned TO
Newport to care for Mrs. Grace Grandy.
Rev. w. Z. johnson OF Barton OBLIGATED
at the funeral of l.. II. Woodard's little
child.
NJ. II. Drown has just placed very nice
monument in the cemetery at Browning
ton Center.
Prosper Rheume has returned from
Canada.-Enos Lapierre was in Montpelier
last week.-H. /. Smith and wife visited at
Pike Station over Sunday.-George Prue
has gone to Stanstead for few days.
Alfred Brown and Philip Roberts were al
Rock Island last Thursday.
East Charleston.
f. b. Stoddard has sold his farm, farm
ing tools and ten COWS, two horses, harness
es etc. to Geo. Chase who has already
taken possession. Price 49, D.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Julia Allbee has had her barn
shingled.
Decoration day passed off very pleasantly.
The several addresses were very good and
the children did well.
Mrs. q. $. Human has gone to Coventry
as delegate to the Cong. church convention
and will visit st. Johnsbury and Hardwick
before returning home.
News has been received OF the death Of
Mrs. Laura Copeland of Lowell, Mass. She
was a niece of Mr.. w. II. Calkins and a
former resident OF this town.
Mrs. Eben Woodland of Barton il In town
friends.-Mrs. Mamie Norton OF
Gorham, n. H., has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Bracket.
Mrs. Benjamin shippee is very sick.
Charles Williams is home from Lyndon
for few days.
The n-American stamps have arrived
at the post-office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Patten of Jefferson
vile are visiting at William Barrows.
Asa b. Hancock has hired the st. James
farm, adjoining his, and moved on TO IL.
There was large attendance at the So
cial at the NJ. e. church last Friday
evening.
Theda Metcalf is sick with tonsilitis.-
Carol Dow is recovering from an attack OF
measles.
G. j. Furguson, Esq. OF Burlington gave
an excellent address in the Cong. church
last Sunday in the interests OF the Anti
Saloon League.
Delma Palmer of Kansas City, Mrs.
Palmer of Charleston and Mrs. Dwire have
been visiting at 1 cslie Collins the past
week.
Memorial Day services were held We'd
nesday afternoon. Several from the