Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-02

Landing to work in the hotel.
Mrs. Alice Dutton and Hattie Dutton
have been i'll the past few days.
Mrs. William Serle from LennoxviIIe, P.
q, visited relatives in to wn last week,
Collins French and family have moved
to Sutton. F. r Aiken will move into
the rooms vacated by Mr.. French.
The Sunday school convention was held
here last Thursday afternoon and evening.
Although the attendance was not so large
as was hoped for, the meetings were made
very helpful and instructive by the
different speakers.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Edwin Aldrich has built a new horse
barn.
Miss Josie Provoncha is visiting relatives
in Barre.
Miss Mae Banister is visiting her parents
in North Troy.
W. H. Kiser visited relatives in New
port Center last week.
George Briggs from New Hamps hire is
visiting relatives in town.
Darwin Wright, while preparing for
George Howe and Edgar Powers went to
Westmore deer hunting last Friday.
Mrs. B. ]. Colby is in Hyde Park caring
for her mother, Mrs. Gould, who is ill.
Miss Bernice Wells has gone to Winsted,
Conn.,, to visit her uncle, G. g. Aldrich.
Ira Provoncha has sold his farm to Frank
Blou1n, who will take possession Nov. 10.
Ilon iaI Univ
their home in Manchester, N. H., this
week.
John Dwire from Manchester. N. H.,
visited his niece, Mrs. John Young, last
week.
w. Fl. Burrows, D. Grapes and e. A.
Robinson took trip to Morristown last
week.
Seavey's farm to the Rev. J. A. Gibson
place
Miss Lizzie Blake went to st. Johnsbury
to attend the State Teachers Association
meeting.
Mrs. Susan Seavey is home from Albany
where she spent several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. W. a. Heath.
Mrs. Freeman Colby, who has been in
Berkshire with her sister is now at the
home of her son, B. j. Colby.
John Dwire, formerly of this town, is
moving from Manchester, N. H., to
Charles Ufford's farm in Barton.
Mrs. Charles Blouin returned home from
a three weeks visit in Barre and Mont
pel1er to attend her brothers. wedding.
Mrc II
Robert and Raymond, returned from their
visit in Lowell, Mass, Oct. % Mrs.
Gardvne's mother, Mrs. Ewens, accompa-
MED them.
Charles Ernest Warboy of Charleston
Killed deer last wee k, which dressed $50
lbs We understand he is the first person
to kill deer in Charleston this fall.
Pretty good for boy nineteen years old.
Mrs. John Cheney's daug nter, Mrs.
Brown, and granddaughter, Miss Brown.
who have spent the summer with her. have
returned to their home iu Worcester.
Mass. They made many friends during
their stay,
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. L. A. Drown has gone to Frank
Orne's In Westmore to stop few days.
VIM Monteith has bought the lumber
on several acres of Carol Alexander's land.
Mrs. Gertie Grow has foished work for
W. c. Tripp and goes to work for M 4rtin
Cass.
Prosper Rehume was arrested and fined
five dollars and cost for being intoxicated
last week.
l.. A. Drown and T. F. Marshall have
sold the lumber on the KimbaIl lot to
Frank Marshall aud d. H. Randall.
q. w. Brown, v. G, K of P. made an
official visit to Richford Lodge, No rs,
Richford last Tuesday evening. He re-
ports very pleasant time.
The Ladies' Aio Society will serve their
annual chicken pie supper at the church
Thursday evening Nov. Every body
cordially invited to attend.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Hon. Horace W. Bailey of Newoury was
here on Tuesday.
Will Gray remained home from DERBY
academy the past week.
Mr.. E. II. Batchelder is spending few
wet ks at Ways Mills, Que.
OAlS a. hOuIlOn OF New port was In town
several days the past week.
W. E. Trip purchased large stock of
Ch istmas goods while in Boston.
Mr.. Wilson Buck is con fined to the house
suffering from sciatic rheumatism.
Adna Cobleigh of West Derby mas spent
the week here trying to capture deer.
w. +. Ca gill sold three nice COWS to
Portland buyers this week at thirty dollars
each.
Mrs A. P. Record of Newport, R. l., is
here visiting ner father, B. F. Tripp and
brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Lang and son of
Barton were guess of friends here the first
OF the week.
". G. Sanborn is moving his family and
household goods BACK to their former home
in Wheelock.
MIR. and Mrs. 8. c. Streeter intend leaving
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