Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-04-20


taxes her place for few days.-Mrs.
Hitchcock, who has been in feeble health
through the winter, is much i'm proved.
SOUTH ALBANY.
There will be social promenade at
Rowells g hall next Friday evening. Silver's
orchestra will furnish music.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
d. |. Grapes is advertising some new
mich cows for sale.
While returning from Conference Rev.
c. j. Brown stopped one day at the New
Hampshire M. e. Conference, which was
in session at Woodsville. We ere yery
glad of Mr.. Browns return as be is an
earnest worker and an able speaker.-Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Leland and several 9th RS
In the vicinity have been sick with thu
grip the past few oays.-Edwin Aldrich
has been at Evansville the past few weeks,
doing painting for the Pike Mfg. Co and
his work for the company and b. 1. Smith
will continue some time.-Mrs. Charles
Wright has been very feeble the past few
weeks.-Mrs. Edwin Aldrich recently
learned of the death of her grandmother,
Mrs. Aurilla Minor Chase, at the home of
Mrs. Aldrich's father, Austin Farnham, of
Martinsville, P. @. Mrs. Chase lived in
this town few years ago with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Dwyer, and when Mr..
Dwyer's family moved to Manchester, N.
Il she went with them. Mrs. Chase had
been spending some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Farnham, and expected to go
back to Manchester with Mrs. Dwyer, who
went to Martinsville for her. A day or
two before they intended to start she had
a shock OF paralysis and lived but a short
time. She was about eight years old.
The interment was at Noes River.
EAST BROWNINCTON.
Will Drown has moved 10 Island Pond.
Miss Elsie Skinner has been engaged to
teach the Irasburg district school.
EVANSVILLE.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. 81. j. Lapierre Thursday afternoon,
April %.
The Evansville brass band will give an
entertainment at the town hall at Brown
lngton Center, Thursday evening, Apr.
23d. The entertainment will consist of
band music, cornet solos by Prof. Stone,
songs, readings and farces. Admission 10
and 20 cents. A social will follow the en-
terta1nment. All come. Charles Foster is
home from Florida.-Mr. Everett Kim ball
and wife are visiting friends at Lyndonville
Mr.. M. A. Foss and wife are visiting
their son Fred in Albany.-C. Gray is in
town this week visiting j. G. Gray.-Wal-
ter Buck and wife have engaged to work
with M. B. Cass and will move soon.-Mrs.
Harry Bick ford's mother, Mrs. Hill, is vis-
tting her.-Harry Bickford is to move into
Walter Bucks house.-Mr. Chas. Scribner
of Barton Landiog will work for VIM.
Monteith as night sawyer.
EAST CHARLESTON. ,
Miss Florence Bruce is home from West
Derby.
Mr.. Lawrence Stoddard has moved back
to his farm from the village.
Sam Cloud is receiving medical treat
ment at a hospital in Sherbrooke, Que.
Fred Tripp is at work for the electric
light and power company at West Charles
ton
Mr.. E. c. Dunton has several fine young
horses which are being trained for the har-
ness by A. F. Bushaw.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet in the
vestry, Wednesday, Apr 22d, for dinner.
Ladies please bring food.
Master Harold Trip invited a party of
young friends to his home Thursd ay af-
ternoon, April 16, to help him celebrate
his seventh birthday.
Clarence Crow has engaged to work for
John Buck for the season.-Arthur Cnap-
pell has commenced to work for John
Stumpf gathering cream.
Mr.. G. S. Copp, who has leased the Union
House the past three years and whose
lease expires May 1st, will hold a closing
ball Friday evening, Apr. "a.
Mrs. W. G. Sanborn has been here tn e
past week helping in the store and arrang-
ing for the dry goods and boots and shoes
which they are to keep in stock.
Geo. w. Lang has sold his place to Mrs.
]. Labounty.-John McRae has let his
farm to parties from Derby.-Mr. G. w.
Lang mas purchased the b. +. Tripp place
near Echo Pond of w. E. Tripp and will
take possession soon.
Eddie Hand is visiting his brother and
sister here before going to New YORK to
join his father.-Miss Thurza Morse has
gone to Morgan to work.-Joseph Moody
left here for New York city April 18TH
Mr.. Hollis Cole of Barton visited relatives
and friends here last week John Cloud
attended the Orleans County meeting of
road commissioners at Newport April is.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Rev. B. s. Maben will speak at the Acad-
emy hall next Sunday at 2:30 p. m, on the
suject of "Heresies and Heretics." A
hearty invitation is extended to all.
Mrs. Dearborn Is hack in her home again