Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-24


The young man fortunately escap ped with
a slight wound. This should be a lesson
to boys to never point gun at any one.
East Albany.
Lula Daniels is home from Barton Land
ing for few days.
Herbert Wheeler's youngest girl was
quite sick recently.
Don Courser visited his brother Guy in |
Barton Landing last week.
Mrs. g. E. Coburn and Mrs. VIM. Brun-
ming of Barton visited friends here last
week.
School in Dist. No. 9 closed Nov. 10 with
exercises by the children consisting of
dialogues, Rotations and tableaux. There
were over thirty visitors present besides
several children. There have been nine
other visitors during the term, making
forty visiting the school. There were
! eighteen pupils enrolled with regular
attendance of sixteen; the average attend
ance was fifteen. Those having no marks
were Sadie Longe and Ralph Wells. Those
absent one day each on account of sickness
were Ellen Chaffee, Grace Wells, Ruth
Wheeler, Herbert Wheeler, Don Courser.
Mr.. Cook has now taught five terms in this
| district with the best OF success. Remarks
were made by MIR. Morrill, and Mr.. Chaffee
and vote Of thanks was given Mr.. Cook
| for the manner in which he has trained
and taught the children under his charge
and an earnest request was made that he
return for the ensuing winter term. 1t has
been pronounceda model school and thanks
are due Mr.. Cook for his efforts in raising
the standard.
Bloomington.
Miss Lizzie Bryant visited friends in
Barre and Montpelier recently.
Mrs. Nellie Cameron from Rutland
visited her daughter, Mrs. Clara Grow, re-
Gently.
Miss Edmiston who has been visiting a
o. A. Crows has returned to her home in
Connecticut.
Minnie Virgins, who has been spending
short vacation with her parents, has re-
turned to Wolcott.
Word has been received from w. G.
Scofield and party announcing their safe
arrival in California.
Mrs. Annie Clark from Irasburg has been
staying for few DAYS with her mother,
Mrs. Marsh, who is ill.
Quite a number attended the social and
oyster supper last Thursday evening given
by the Y. P. s. q. e. and report pleasant
time.
The marriage of Mrs. Adeline F. Bailey
of Bloomington to Mr.. Charles P. Church
of West Charleston, was solemnized at the
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vember nth, at $3.50 o'clock. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. J. b.
Lyman, pastor of the Congregational
church, in the presence of the relatives and
immediate friends. Mrs. Bailey has Ion g
been resident OF Bloomington, and her
leaving is a matter of regret to her many
friends. She takes with her their most
cordial good wishes as she goes to her new
home at West Charleston.
i Bloomington Center.
q Mr.. Ransom has moved on to the HON er
} Seavey farm.
George Clark has sold his Bloomington
/ farm to Mr.. Benoit.
Mr.. Judd from Richford is stopping with
his nephew, Edgar Powers.
There was pleasant gathering at Edgsr
: S. Robinson's IS Highland Street, Brattle-
boro, where his siste rs, Mrs. G. B. Leland
, and Miss Eusebia E. Robinson, are visiting,
on Saturday, Nov. 15, it being Miss Robin
!; sons birthday. Mrs. Emma Robinson
:. Titus, her husband, II. q. Titus, and two
: daughters, Misses Florence and Alice were
present. Bountiful repasts were served in :
j. Guiding fruit, nuts, confectionery, etc
l One important item of the dinner menu
was fine roast of deer which was brought
from Maine. Quite number OF acquaint-
ances called during the afternoon and eve
ming. Miss Robinson received several nice
presents. Mrs. Robinson, who is pleas
6 ing hostess, made he occasion very enjoy.
a BILE for all.
Evansville.
Harry Bickford is quite sick.
Mr.. e. Aldrich is painting the Pike
Co. tenement houses.
Mrs. VIM. Monteith's sister, Mrs GRAY
: of Barton is visiting her.
Miss Lora Folsom of Newport visited a
y Alison Marshall's last week.
Some careless hunter shot one of e. HI
: Alexander's COWS last week.
. MRS. j. u. tray is visiting her daughter
y Mrs. F. A. Randall, in Sheffield.
j. Miss Lola Gray has flushed her schoo
= in Glover and is stopping at VIM. Mon
= teith's through her vacation.
We failed to mention In the item las
: week in regard to the band that they re
80 ceived over SIG and the Ladies' Aid Soci
ETY. received $5 rs
= At the auction of the Sampson and Johl
Drown property, Friday, everything soil
:. at good prices. The farm was sold to Jos
Smith of Westmore; price, $500
Q East Charleston.
o. A. c. Fellows is building an addition t,
n his barn.
,e Mrs. j. A. Stunpf and children visite,
friends in Burke, recently.
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