Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-09


young couple are regarded by their friends.
The bride has long been a resident of Bar
ton Landing and ar active and faithful
worker in her church. She will be deeply
missed from her former no me and takes to
her new home in Barton the most cordial
good wishes of all her friends.
Albany.
Sybil Cochran will return to her fathers
in few days.
Mrs. S. Richardson fell recently and was
severely injured.
Jesse Rogers is repairing his house by
addition OF a dining-room.
M. B. Chafey sold his large colt to
Thomas Gallagher last week.
A baby daughter was welcomed by Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Rouin recently.
Mrs. E. G. Butler is in very poor health
and suffers much with rheumatism.
Mrs. II. B. Cham berlin and Mrs. w.
Eldridge visited friends in Hardwick last
week.
The play at the hall on May both was
largely attended and was Ia success. Over
$130 was taken by thessociety of the W. r.
C.
The meetings were continued through
the last week at the Baptist church.
Some interest was manifested and it is
hoped much good will result.
Many of our farmers are-very backward
with work because of the rainy weather.
1t was remarked recently that if, as a
class, they were as diligent as our pro-
fessional men they could keep ahead of
their work at all seasons of the year.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Orvin Marsh is in feeble health.
Mrs. Bowright is in very feeble health.
Myra Pierce is working for Mrs. Burt
Day.
Fred Joslyn is moving his goods into
Mrs. Rice's house.
Bonnie Belville has gone to Bosto n
where he has work.
Mrs. Burrows from Derby spent a part
of last week with friends in this place.
Mr.. Chairman from Glover is repair ing
the chimneys on Mrs. Belle Crows house.
Mrs. Berry has finished work for E. E.
Dutton and is stopping with her son, Al
vim.
Clara Grow is home from Barton Land
ing where she has been engaged as nurse
for Mrs. Cotton.
Evansville.
Chas. Blake was home the past week ILL.,
Mrs. L. A. Drown is home from Ly ndon-
vile.
Harvey Foster is visiting his brother, E
Foster.
Mr.. Heminway of Bloomington Ctr. is
working for Pike Mfg. Co.
L. r. Woodland is moving from the P ike
house into Edgar Wells house.
Miss S. A. Clement of Newport has beer
visiting at the home of Marshall Clemen nj
the past week.
Mrs. Humphrey has been visiting hel
daug liter, Mrs. Marshall Clement and has
now gone to visit Mrs. Geo. Fisk.
West Charleston.
A nice baby at Almon Bowen's.
DIR. Amos Parlin will soon locate al
Barton Landing.
Herbert Kennie has sold the stage route
to John Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Cook spent some tim,
in Barton last week.
The listers have been appraising rea
estate the past week.
| Mrs. J. B. Holton has gone to Boston tt
visit her daug liter, Mrs, Rogers.
Miss Bessie Turner had present of
nice organ from her brother recently.
In the recent high water Mr.. Nelson
boom gave way causing a loss of some o.
his logs.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. s. Allen attended thu
Congregational conference as delegate
last week.
The Rev. and Mrs. B. S. Maben ATTENDED
the Congregational conference at Barton
Landing last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Campbell spen
Sunday in Lyndon as delegates to the
B. quarterly meeting.
Next Sunday the Rev. Mr.. Maben viii
give an account of Miss Stones experience
during her captivity.
P. s. Terrill of Groveton has been i
town surveying the route for the penstocl
for the electric light plant.
MT. SnarleS WarDOy. VINO was nun
Decoration day, is out on the street again
Mrs. Warboy is gaining slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heath buried sma
child last week. The cause of its deaf
was brain fever. The burial was at Derby
At the town caucus held June TIT
VIM. Nelson, G. E. Corruth, and A. v
Lyon were elected by twenty maj rity
the state convention and will vote til
Mccullough ticket.
The item of last week should have reaG
Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Calkins attended tt
wedding at Mr.. M. Crows, when the
daughter, Blanche, was united in matr
, mony to Mr.. G. w. Pierce, Rev. j. 1
Waldron officiating. A bountiful coils
tion was served, to which all did amp
J justice.
Decoration day passed off very pleasant
The exercises were at the Cong. churc
5 The school children rendered several vel
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