Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-08-11
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ard Joslyn's.
Mr.. Porter and family visited relatives
in Newport recently.
Mrs. Nathan Berry's cousin from Canada
visited her last week.
Jennie Parker is home from North Con-
way where she has been working.
Richard Gotta from Barton Landing Wis
tied relatives in town part of last week.
Minnie Virgins from Wolcott has been
spending several days with her parents in
this place.
Mr.. w. E. Twombly from Barton Land
ing has been here working to start Mod
ern Woodman Camp in this place and has
been very successful. We understand he
will organize and get the Camp into work
ing order in about week or ten days.
Bloomington Center
Mrs. Lora Fuller and granddaughter are
home from Irasburgh.
Several from this place attended the cir
Gus at Newport last Monday.
Mr.. Davis has moved from Dana Clarks
place to the E. Griswold place.
William and John Baird of Barton are
Mrs. A. H. Gardyne's sister, Mrs. Patten,
of Lowell, Mass, is visiting her.
George Howe went to Newport last
week with goods for Harvey Foster.
Mrs. Arthur Mccoy of Albany visited
her sister in law, Mrs. Willis Wilkie, last
week.
Mrs. William Flanders of Boston visited
her brother, Edward Gallup, few days re-
Gently.
Homer Seavey came from Irasburg last
week and had eight men at work doing his
haying.
Ira Provoncha is preparing to build a
house on the land which he recently pur-
chased of Henry Bassett.
Rev. G. ]. Brown recently received visit
from his aunt, Mrs. Harriet Noble of Enos-
burg Falls, and cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Evarts of South Troy.
Mrs. Minnie Campbell Burdick and
daughter Leta and son Raymond, of Flor
ence, Mass, spent few days with her SIS
ter, Mrs. w. N. Fuller, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hary e. Foster, who have
been stopping with Mr.. Fosters sister, Mrs.
Horace Smith, the past few weeks, have
moved to Newport. Mr.. Foster is very
feeble.
Evansville.
Mrs. T. F. Marshall is quite ill.
George Bluvim is visiting at Coventry
Falls.
Mrs. Kate Marshall visited in Sheffield
last week.
Miss Emma Monteith has finished work
for Pike Mfg. Co.
Mrs. l.. A. Drown has gone to Woodt-
vile for few weeks.
A. Drew's two daughters of St. Johns
bury are visiting at Dennison Gallup's.
Mr.. Underwood of st. Johnsbury was
here last week looking after the creamery
business.
East Charleston.
Ira Gray has been clapboarding his
house.
Miss Janet Dolloff is housekeeping in
the Sawyer house.
aunt from Boston.
Mr.. j. G. Stevens of st. Johnsbury is Wis.,
ting at his old home.
Mrs. Smith of West Burke is visiting her
brother, M. F. Cheney.
Rev. A. P. Record will speak at the meet
ing in the grove next Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Davis and daughter Bernice
were out of town visiting friends last week.
j. H. Hudson and two children go to
Burlington this week to visit relatives.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Stod-
dard were glad to receive calls from them
last week.
Bert Lang is having the mill-house and
barn shingled and repaired otherwise. T.
R. Wolcott and Fred Trip are doing the
work.
The Reading Circle will give millinery
opening and promenade Wednesday even
ing, August 18th. Ladies will please
bring hat and trimmings, also requested
to bring cake.
Remember the meeting at Stoddard's
grove next Sunday at 2:30 p. m. If not
| pleasant weather the meeting will be held
at the church. We cannot announce as
yet just who all the speakers will be.
p. A. Davis recently drew three loads OF
hay from his farm to the village with one
pair of horses. One load weighed 1900
pounds, one $500 and one 6, 120; and Perley
says when any one beats that he will try
again.
| The young men of this place have or.
ganized baseball team, with c. N. Moul-
ton as captain and manager and w. E
Trip secretary and treasurer. They bave
arranged for social dance at Woodman
Hall next Thursday evening, Aug. IA, tt
which all are cordially invited. Admi ssior
/ 30 cts.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cob.
leigh are very sorry to have them leave
town, as during their stay here they have
made many friends among the patrons o
the store and post office, in which Mr.
| Cobleigh has been clerk and assistan
| postmaster for several years. just before
they left for his new home and business
in West Derby, reception was given then
and large company was present and Al