Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-05-12
East Bloomington.


in Westmore.
Mrs. Ed. Smith of Sheffield is visiting
friends in town.
Bert Drown caught nine pound trout
one day last week.
A number of people of this place went to
East Charleston, May s, the occasion being
Miss Maud Sheldon's eighteenth birthday.
The evening was passed pleasantly with
music, dancing, games and refreshments.
Miss Sheldon received some beautiful gifts,
comprising work box. album, pin tray,
toilet set and number of other gifts.
Bloomington.
Mr.. T. r. Aiken and three children, of
Potion, P. @, have come to live with Mr..
Aiken's mother, Mrs. L. l.. Sanborn. Mr..
Bloomington Center
Mrs. Lena Gallup is teaching in Dist. No.
| Dana Smith has rented Rev. G. r. Wallis
| place.
| Dana Clark moved his family to Irasburg
recently.
| Clio Going finished work at Frank
Seavey's last week.
| The Rev. and Mrs. Royal Vail have re-
| turned from Hardwick.
Mrs. Dana Smith has been visiting her
| brother, James Maxwell.
Mrs. Susan Seavey is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Will Heath of Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Grant of Lowell Wis
| tied at Henry Leland's recently.
Mrs. G. j. Brown is improving in health
and Is a BILE to take class in Sunday school.
Mrs. Thomas Chapman of Glover visited
her mother, Mrs. Amanda Powers, recently.
The remains of Mrs. Daniel Litchfield
were buried in this cemetery Sunday, Apr.
81.
George White, who is living with his
daughter, Mrs. Emma Billiard, is very
feeble.
Dana Smiths fractured limb is better.
Mr.. Smith is now having trouble with
his eyes.
| The school in Dist. No. 5. commenced
Apr. %, with Mrs. Myra Gray of Holland
teacher.
Miss Lizzie Maxwell, who works for J.
g. Turnbnl at Barton Landing, was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. e. B. Leland expects to remain for
the next few weeks in the house which she
recently sold.
Rev. @. j. Brown is planning to make
extensive repairs on his house, raising the
roof and finishing more rooms, etc.
George Howe and his sister, Mrs. 8. j.
Robinson, went to Derby last week to
visit Mrs. Erastus Waterman, who is very
feeble.
Wallace Spencer has commenced work
on the farm which he recently purchased
of Mrs. G. B. Leland, but will not move
his family there at present.
Those who attended Sunday school May
numbers and hope the school will continue
to increase in numbers and interest.
Evansville.
Ernest Guild was in town last week.
George Bickford is working for D. III.
Randall.
bins last week.
Miss Nellie Maxfield of Morgan is visit
ing her sister here.
Mrs. Charles Folsom has returned to her
home in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Marshall visited in
West Burke recently.
Mr.. Schofield of Bloomington has been
working for Frank Lapierre.
FL. Perkins received news of the death OF
his sister, Mrs. James lite, last week.
Mrs. T. A. Randall and children from
Sheffield have been visiting J. g. Gray.
Mrs. Hill from Canada visited hel
daug liter, Mrs. Harrie Bickford, last.week
Carroll Bickford of South Barton is
working for D. Ell. Randall in the bobbin
mill.
The Pike Mfg. Co. stone factory has
started up again and is running day ano
night.
Mrs. Lewis Grow is moving out of the
Pike Mfg. Co. house and will work for w
c. Trip.
About fifty ate supper at the Ladies' Ai6
society meeting at FL. Lapierre's. Proceeds
about $500.
L. A. Drown is building an addition tt
doing the work.
Mr.. Town has been sent here by the st
Johnsbury Creamery Co. to have charge o
the creamery.
The adopted daughter of Alley Grow i
staying at the home of Frank Lapierre ant
attending school.
Frank Lapierre, Geo. Bickford and 81. ]
Smith are repairing their buildings witt
paint, paper, etc.
Chas. Foster and Mr.. Town attended tn
high license address given by P. w
Clement at Newport.
Mr.. Knapp, who has been working 70
T. F. Marshall, has engaged to work TO
the Rev. CD. Brown.
Several of the young people of this plac
attended the birthday party of Miss Mau'
Sheldon at East Charleston recently.
Mr.. P. S. Hitchcock and family ar
moving to Coventry. We are sorry to hav
them go away, but what is our loss i