Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-02
w L. JACOBS.

The social at Mrs. Cowles' was we'll at
tended, over atty being present. A good
entertainment contributed to the enjoy
ment of the occssion.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Russell OF Hardwiek,
formerly of this town celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary OF their marriage re-
Gently. Over one hundred guests partook
of the supper and a general good tic was
enjoyed.
Mr.. w. G. Martin and his sister, Mrs.
Charles Robbins were called to Barton re-
Gently by the sick ness of their mother, Mrs
F. Martin, who is stopping with her
daughter, Mrs. JenlSs. Mrs. Martin is
suffering with the erysife elias.
EAST ALBANY.
Mr.. Denisons of Barton Landing was in
town recently.
E. w. Keith will erect a new barn the
coming season.
j. O. A. Walker is drawing the hay away
from the Tinker farm.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and &rs.
Geo. Walker Feb. 20th.
Mrs. Jas Courser has returned to her
home at Stanstead, P. @.
Will Simon is preparing to build an ad-
dition to his barn in the spring.
Simeon SmaIley will move on to the
Whitney farm the middle of March.
Mrs. Blanche Bickford and two children
visited at the home of E. F. Wells recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Courser and Mrs. Jas.
Courser visited the Misses NARROW recentiy.
Jewett Tgombly has returned from
Connecticut where he has been passing
the winter.
Guy Courser was home from Barton
Landing part of last week on account of
illness.
e. F. Wells and family were saddenel to
learn of the death of Mr.. Wells sister,
Mrs. Susan Ufford of Barton.
The road machine has been used on the
roads, cutting them down and making a
great improvement in the travelling.
MIR. and Mrs. John Csrlin and daughter
Hattie started for Newport Center on foot
one day recently intending to walk the
whole distance which is eighteen ndles
from their starting point.
| BRoWNENcToN.
Stanley Marsh, who has been i'll, is i'm
proving.
Arthur Preston and Mrs. Litchasld are
both ill.
Morton Parker has moved TO Bsston,
Landing.
Chester Colley has moved on to Henry
Smiths farm.
Harriet Gross is visiting relatives and
friends in Barre.
Minnie Virgins is home from wslcott
for a short visit.
Miss Eusebla Robinson, who has been
visiting her brother and sister at BrsAsls-
boro, has returned nome.
Mrs. Houston, VINO Was SO seriously in
jured at Manchester, N. H., is still in the
hospital and improving slowly.
Henry Fletcher, who is working for Bert
Humphrey, was seriously Injured hast
| week by morse Kicking him in he side.
A horse belonging to James kA1Tell
: clipped and fell on the ice, lpjuring ii SO
badly that IL had to be drawn home on
q sled.
( Arthur Uttin, who went to the Royal
! Victoria hospital TO be treated for apren
j dicitis, has had successful operation per-
formed and is gaining.
. BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Will Kiser is working for Milo Gay.
= Homer Leland is working for Fred Onne.
Chas. Smith is working at Newport for
Prouty & Miller.
q Daniel Dwire, whose illness has been
mentioned, is failing.
- Mrs. Smith is stayin ing with hsr daugh-
= ter, Mrs. Frank Kiser.
= Edgar Sails from Lowell has traded with
S. G. Scott for the Fletcher farm.
q Owen Robinson, VINO has been Wishing
. in Con nnecticut, has returned home.
A Mrs. John Fuller from Charleston is
" caring for ner daughter, Mrs. Bert Seaxey.
+ Rev. Harland Smith and daughter were
- called home last week by the illness of Mr..
. Smiths sou.
, John House has moved to the Dsna
:. CLARK place which ne purchased of his
~ brother George.
t, EVANSVILLE.
9 VIM. Monteith has gone to Boston.
: Harry BIckferG's little daug hter is ill.
u Mrs Chas. Folsom OF Montpelier is hsme
Ii on a visit.
! Myron Alexander has gone to Barron
IL Landing to work.
Mr.. Waterman of New Hampshire has
70 been visiting 4. Perkins.
- Mrs. T. E. Marshall, who went to she
Hanover hospital has had surgical opera
tion performed.
Bev. j. B. Lyman and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. z D. Goodnough and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Clement of Barton Land;ng visited
at L. VI. Clements the past week.
r.
X EAST. CHARLESTON.
E. d. Crow is a. home.
ii Miss Maud Sheldon is visiting friezds
here.
Y Mr. c. n. Moulton aent TO Boston We'd
nesday.