Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-16

and cake were served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leland received several nice presents. 1t
was also the eighth anniversary of their
marriage.
Evansville.
Louise King is here visiting friends. !
t. F. Marshall has painted his house.
Enos Lapierre is working in the creamery. |
Mr.. Stewart has finished work for Pike |
Mfg. Co.
Homer Crandall is working for Pike Mfg. |
Company.
s. Kettle has finished work for VIM.
Monteith.
Mr.. McHary has finished work for VIM.
Monteith.
Arthur Waleman has finished work in
the stone shop.
VIM. Monteith has stopped running his
aw-mill nights.
The Rev. D. T.. Hillard of Cabot was in
town last week.
G. A. Bickford has finished work for D.
Randall in the bobbin mill.
G. r. Prescott is painting and doing
other repairing on his house.
Miss Nellie Marshall was home on a visit
from Barton Landing recently.
FL. Durham has been suffering the past
week with a large carbuncle on his neck.
B. U. Hillard and his son have gone to
visit their former home in Hereford, P. @.
Mrs. q. Stevens and daughter from
Woodsville, N. H., are visiting friends here.
Henry Mclaughlin is ill and has gone to
the home of his brother in Westmore for
few days.
George Virgins and son of Bloomington
are working for Pike Mfg. Co., moving the
Foster house.
w. G. Tripp's little girl was quite badly
hurt recently by being run over by heavy
lumber wagon.
Peoples telephones have been placed in
the homes of Marshall Clement. G. r.
Prescott and Geo. Fisk the past week.
Mrs. MarshhIl Clement and Mrs. U. w.
Brown attended the Rathbone Sisters
social at Mrs. SINNERS cottage at Will
loughby Friday.
| Mrs. L. A. Drown and Mrs. Geo. Bickford
| will entertain the Ladies' Aid society
| Thursday June 10Th both afternoon and
evening at Mrs. browns home. All are
cordially Invited to attend.
East Charleston.
Geo. Stoddard called on friends recently.
DIR. Hardwick was in Boston last week.
Lewis Titus of Wenlock visited friends
in town recently.
Mrs. Kit Canning has recovered from
her recent illness.
Chas. E. Coruth has his new 36x56 foot
barn nearly shingled.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mr. s
Burt Fellows June IL.
Walter McFarlane has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Myron Stewart.
Horace Kathan is in a hospital in New
York ill with blood poison.
Miss Needham, teacher at the village
was in Montpelier lastweek.
Gordon Mckay has returned to the
/ White Mountains for the summer.
Miss Maggie Little, who has been spend
ing some time at home returns soon tt
her work in the White Mountains.
Geo. Morse is entertaining his brother
Harry Morse, who has resided in the Yves
many years.
This community was grieved to learn O
the death of Rev. j. r. Franklin, former
pastor here.
M. C. Davis has improved the looks o
that part of his farm known as the Cole
place by removing the old house,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cunnington, formerl.
of this place, now residing in Dixville, P
O., are rejoicing over baby girl.
Charles Shedrick was in town last week
J., His wife, who has been spending SOM
time here, returned home with him.
By an exchange with the Rev. b.
Maben the Rev. Mr.. Hall of Island Pont
will preach at the church next Sunday a
2p. M. All are invited to be present.
| Because of the scarcity of strawberrie
the festival has been changed to an ice
cream supper Wednesday evening June is
4 Admission 1Oc. Ladies please bring cake
The parents of the children who took par
( in an entertainment some time ago will b
a glad to know that the singing books pur
0 chased with the proceeds have come
Meetings are held every Saturday p. n
v Let all the children come.
s Sunday, June Sth Geo. Lang received
It visit from all his children: Eugene Hobso
D and family of Chicago, ILL.,, Geo G. Ian
70 and family of Barton and Mr.. and Mrs. 4
: r. Campbell of Morrisville. This is the firs
e time they have been together in twent
y years.
West Charleston.
Mr.. Warboy has recently had his hou'
.e clapboarded and painted
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warboy have bee
v moved to their home.
Mr. John Lafiam has moved from tt
,r town farm, on account OF the illness of b
wife, Lemuel Wilson takes his place.
The l. o. G. T. lodge voted in anoth
member last week. The lodge is in exec
s. lent working order.
Mrs Una Wiley OF Barton Landing h