Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-15

were In town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanborn OF Lowell are
visiting at Wallace Kennerson's.
Mr. e. E. Dutton has an aunt, Mrs. Hay
den, from Massachusetts visiting her.
q. Mr.. Ed. Carron, who gathers cream for
the St. Johnsbury Company will be at
home every day but Tuesday and Friday
in the week.
Rev. o. E. Aiken, wife, and daughter
Helen from Cabot have been visiting Mr..
Aiken's mother, Mrs. L. L. Sanborn, and
his brother, T. R. Aiken. They also at
tended the fair at Barton.
Bloomington Center
Miss Ethel Bates was home from Barton
over Sunday.
| Mrs. Angie Day is visiting at W. g.
buttons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Young spent few
| days IN Canada recently.
| Mrs. Sarah LaCourse visited her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Blouin, in Coventry recently.
Mrs. Maria Heath has sold her village
residence to Mrs. E. r. Leland of Barton
/ Mrs. A. HI. Gardyne's sister, Mrs. Patten,
| haa returned to her home in Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Simmonds, of Albion, Mich, spent
part of last week with E. A. Robinson's
family.
Mrs. Leona Powers Grove and children
have returned to their home in Medford,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Gray of Morgan
visited at the home of Collins LaCourse
recently.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
bazaar IN November. 1t is hoped all will
be interested and make it success.
short time. ago number of Mrs.
Maria Magoon's friends made her sur
prise visit and carried her some of the
needful things of life. Some who were
unable to go at that time gave money and
other gifts later. Mrs. Magoon received
them with heartfelt thanks.
Selden Gray has returned from visit to
j. o. Humphrey, former resident of this
town now living in Charlestown, N H.,
where he is engaged in the box business.
Mr. Gray visited the famous Corbin park
the day President Roosevelt was hunting
there. He also saw the president at Wind
sor and Bellows Falls. Mr.. Gray also Wis
tied the fine school at Saxton's River. An
object of considerable interest was the
Diamond match factory where 30, 900 feet OF
pine is made into blocks for matches
daily. He was delighted with the beauti-
full scenery of New Hampshire and the
Connecticut river valley. On the return
trip he visited in st. Johnsbury.
EvopSuiIJn
E. Gaines is working for the Pike Mfg
Co, ,sl $3.50. $3.50 ,,.s
:, Alonzo Smith is attending school at Bar
ton.
VIM. Bushaw has finished work for VIM
Monteith.
Miss Edith Gray has gone to Lyndon te
attend school. sr
J The stone factory was shut down three
days last week.
PidVan Hunt has finished work for d. a
Il Randall and gone to Barton Landing tt
, work for the Chandler Co.
1 John Briggs, of Littleton, N. H., who
! has been working for the Pike Mig. Co.
i. has gone to Hardwick to work as drill
' sharpener. Is
- AA0 i-u0ASo AN ooSACty Wall lllSCt az III
church Thursday sfternoon.v Supper a
q five O'Clock. The gentlemen will meet a
q the church in the afternoon and get in tn
wood. at24s 181a 9s0itt
East Charleston.
Elmo Hudson is quite ill.
Several from this town attended tn
Barton fair.
Mrs. Sue Pelsue has returned to her HON
: in Rutland.
Kit Hudson has returned from the Yves
= with carload of horses for III. j. Hudson
Will Moulton has commenced pressin
:, hay and gone to Norton to press larg
amount.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Coruth are entertain
: ing Mr.. Coruth's sister, Mrs. Aver, and he
q daughter, Mrs. Norton, from Massachu
sets.
West Charleston.
. Mrs. Viola Hinman is visiting friends i
= town.
Mr.. Marshall has moved into John Ely
tenement.
. Mr.. Oren Taylor is stopping at the Tray
elerS' Home.
= A large delegation from this town al
- tended Barton fair.
: DIR. A. e. Parlin of Barton Landing ws
in town recently.
$ The Electric Light Co. are blasting tt
- ledge for the penstock.
Marshall Wilson is repairing his stol
and putting on a veranda.
NM on1 MIRO Wiltia,,o Pto6 rott W, it
relatives in town last week.
Mrs. Henry Campbell, who has bee
sick, is now convalescent.
-, Henry Campbell has sold his land ne
Mr.. Niles to VIM. Willis.
:. Harry Ruiter, the road com missioner,
doing good work on the roads.
10 Mrs. Alma Sawyer was recently called
Canada by the illness of her mother.
- Kew. j. D. Waldron was called to Dai
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