Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-08-25

ham was enthusiastic as usual. Mr.. Plumley
comes to Albany always and ever as an old
friend, having much to say that enlightens.
All hope to listen to him again in the
future. Mr.. Graham is so earnest in his
views one can hardly be otherwise than
convinced believing that he knows whereof
he speaks.
East Albany.
A little son arrived at Ernest Sanborn's
Aug. 18th.
Bloomington.
While Mr.. L. l.. Sanborn was returning
from the post-office recently he was run
into by bicyclist and had one foot
injured.
Selden Gray has gone to Rutland on
business and will visit friends in New
Hampshire while away and on his return
will visit his granddaughter, Mrs. r. j.
Murray, of st. Johnsbury.
t. R. Aiken and Mrs. Bell Grow were
married August II. The ceremony was
performed in Cabot by Rev. o. E. Aiken.
Mr.. Aiken has taken S. Jenkins farm and
taken possession. Last Tuesday evening
they entertained about SO of their friends
and neighbors.
On Thursday evening Aug. 18th the
Modern Woodmen of America are to or
ganize local camp in this place. w. E.
Twombly, deputy head consul of the ST.
Johnsbury district will organize the camp
ted ~ A DBL -
ton, head consul of Vermont. The Barton
Landing camp assisted by their orchestra
will con fer the degrees. After the adoption
ceremony there will be social attractions
followed by a banquet. The Woodmen
are said to be the largest beneficial frater
nifty on the globe and Bloomington helps
out with IS members to start.
Bloomington Center
Mrs. Betsey Pierce has gone to Newport
to work.
Miss Clio Going is working at c. R.
Prescott's.
The voters are reminded that fullivote
is desired on September 2.
Miss Mary Alexander went to st. Johns
bury to visit relatives last week.
Mrs A. Fl. Gardyne received visit from
her brother, Mr.. Ew ems, last week.
Mrs. Knowlton and daughter of Magog,
P. O., visited Mrs. NJ. A. Foss recently.
Miss Lizzie Maxwell has gone to Barton
Landing to work for Rev. S. G. Lewis.
Clarence Billiard has been working for
his uncle, Elmer White, the past few days.
Mrs. George Campbell's father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers of Newport Center
visited her last week.
Mrs. Emma Billiard and son recently
visited her brother, Elmer White, who has
been sick two weeks. His little son, Leslie,
has also been very sick.
Meetings will bs held in Going's grove
beginning Aug. 26 to continue one week.
Servi ices begin at 10 a. m. and at a nd go
p. m. The evening services will be held in
| the church.
Mrs. Emma E. Billiard recently enter
tanned her aunts, Mrs. Isadore ellis and
Mrs. jeanette Christie Of Boston, her sister
in-law, Mrs. Flora E. White, and her niece
Mrs. Edith B. Berwick. Mrs. ellis and
Mrs. Christie are sisters OF George d
/ White, Mrs. Billiards. father, who lives
/ with her. Her son Clarence entertained
them with music and the occasion wa:
much enjoyed by all.
Evansville.
Mr.. L. Cass is visiting at Denisor
Gallup's.
H. Durham has finished work for VIM
| Monteith.
Mrc "A I1rNxx Nm, hos y.oftI nod ~.
Woodsville.
Walter Bucks little boy is very sick Will
pneumonia.
Mrs. VIM. Flanders has gone to Windsor
P. O., visiting friends.
Mrs. A. H. Allard has been visiting
friends at Woodsville.
Mrs. Frank Clonkie of Montpelier visited
friends here the past week.
Ell. I. Smith has had Peoples telephon
placed in the office at the stone factory.
Herbert Eddy and mother of Marshfiel,
visited at G. R. Prescott's last week.
Several attended the Barton Landing
excursion to Memphremagog last Thurs
day.
The following teachers have been engage
/
school, Mabel Dutton; Bloomington vii
lage, Lizzie Blake; Bloomington Center
LESSEE Davis; Evansville, Jennie Bishop
East Bloomington, Sadie o. Rouke; Aldric
district, Mrs. Ernest Gray; Gray district
Mr.. Perley Gallup.
West Charleston.
The academy school begins Sept. 1st.
j. g. Oliver had slight shock recently
Mrs. Nelson Hardy is visiting in Mort
Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klnnie spent part of las
week in Hardwick.
Prof. Adams of Newport spent shor
time in town last week.
In the speaking contest the prize We
won by Miss Mary Maben.
Mrs. Hubbard Litchfeld of Morgan
stopping at Mr.. Worthen's.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w orthen have COR
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