Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-07

Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Bachelor have re-
urned from their visit in New Hampshire. |
Miss Olive Dutton has returned home |
rom Morgan, where she has been teaching
chool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bowen from VOL
,ott are visiting Mrs. Bowen's mother for
/ few days.
B. o. Aiken recently purchased a build
ing lot of DR.. Campbell and is erecting a
residence on it.
Henry Mcclure has rented DR.. Camp
there in the future.
Harvey McClary and family from ST.
Louis arrived in town on Saturday. Their
many friends welcome them.
E. Dingman had nice flock OF sheep
killed and mutilated recently. It is sup
posed to be the work of dogs.
Ray Eldridge, who has been an invalid
long time, is much improved in health.
All hope he may entirely recover.
Mr.. Elijah Stone got his hand injured in
the mill recently, breaking the bone from
the little finger on the back of the hand.
William Courser's people went to West
field last week for few days visit among
friends, and also to take in the celebration.
The Albany Water Supply Co. have laid
about 300 rods of pipe to the NARROW spring
which insures good supply for years to
come.
Many of our people spent the Fourth of
July at Craftsbury, some out in other
h11t Tricit iotI ot hoir
homes.
Clayton George received bad wound on
his forehead by the bursting of the emery
wheel in the mill. A piece of the wheel
struck him.
There was reception at the home of A.
Daniels recently, for his daughter and her
husband. Numerous gifts were received
by the newly welded pair.
DR.. j. G. Cam pbell expects soon to go to
Attleboro, Mass, to locate. His numerous
friends regret greatly to part with him,
but send best wishes with him.
Mrs. T. B. Wallace, who was so severely
injured last summer by being thrown from
carriage, reports that her arm, which
was broken in two places, does not grow
strong, and that she suffers greatly with it..
Bloomington Center
Mrs. Mary Dudley is at home from Low
ell, Mass.
Jonas Bruce of Lyndon visited at Oliver
Dryers recently.
Mrs. Ewens, who has been very feeble,
is slightly improved.
Mrs. VIM. Tite is caring forMrs. Edgar
Wells, who is very sick.
The Children's Day exercises were fine
and listened to by large audience.
Mrs. Lena Gallup lately closed success
full term of school in district No. Z.
Harvey Foster, who has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Horace Smith, is very feeble
Charles Newell and bride of Shelf cid
Mrs. George Camp BELLS parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Rogers, who have been visiting her,
have returned home.
Rev. Z. j. Brown has moved from d. /
Grapes back into his own house which he
has been repairing.
G. E. Campbell mas two COWS from which
he sent to Barton Landing creamery dur
ing the five weeks ending May 2, two hun.
dred and sixteen pounds OF cream fol
which he received nineteen dollars anG
Gig hty eight cents.
East Bloomington.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williams, of Shell
ton, Conn.,, are visiting at Ira Bickford' IS
| Miss Elsie Skinner has finished he
school in Irasburg and returned to he
home here.
Miss Emma Jerome, who has been visit
ing at w. G. Aldrich's, has returned to he
home in Holland.
Miss Ethel O'Rourke closed very su
cessful term of school, June 9th. Sh
gave the children very pleasant tim c
serving them with ice-cream and cake an
lemonade.
Evansville.
L. R. Woodland is ill.
Hall Clark is home for short time.
Charles Blake is home from Irasburgh.
Mrs. George Jones is working for |
Roberts.
One of Harry Bickford's little children
quite sick.
Enos Lapierre was in Groton last wee
on business.
H. I. Smith and family spent the 4th {
Pike Station, N. III.
Henry Mclaughlin has finished wor
for VIM. Monteith.
Frank Marshall has gone to Sheffield
work for F. A. Randall.
Miss Lola Gray from New Britain, Conn
,, is visiting at VIM. Monteith's.
Miss Nellie Marshall has gone to New
,, port to work in Blake's restaurant.
There will be a strawberry festival
the church Friday evening, July 18th.
,, Mrs. Frank Magoon has been helping
care for her daug liter, Mrs. Philip Robert
Mrs. Evander McKever, from Melbour
!. P. O., visited at Mrs. HI. Lapierre's ar
Mrs. j. w. Browns recently.
East Charleston.