Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-07-13

visiting relatives.-Mrs. Myrtle Estelle
from Troy visited friends here recently.-
Henry Dwire and wife are rejoicing over
the arrival of baby boys S. Tinkham
Is having his house paiDted.-About so
attended the picnic at 81. q. Days the
fourth of July and enjoyed a very pleasant
time Geo. Litchtield and family have re-
turned from Barre.-Mrs. Virgins who
has been visiting her sister In New Hamp-
shire returned home last week accompanied
by her brother and niece and a lady friend.
BROWNINCToN CENTER.
Rev. c. j. Brown continued his meetings
in Dist. No. the past week.-Frank Ma
g ION has returned from Boston. The oper-
ation improved his sight.-Mr. and Mrs,
Will Buckland of Barnston Corner, Quebec.
visited at A. FL. Gardyne's last week.-Ira
Provoncha and Collins LaCourse are work.
Ing for d. l. Grapes.-W. F. Morey and
family recently spent few days at Will
oughby.-Miss Jessie Morehouse, who has
oeen visiting her sister, Mrs. Lucius Lund,
has returned to her home in Iras sburg.
Charles Aldrich and wife, who have been
spending some time with Mrs. Aldrich,s
father, L. B. Going. have returned to their
home in Dalton, n. H.-Mrs Isadore GiIlis
entertained her niece, Mrs. Edith Dutton
Berwick and family of Coventry on July
fourth.-Mrs. Susan Debro is spending
1eW weeks with her sister, Laura Gray
Alma Hennessy from Barton Landing ia
spending her vacation at Oliver Dwire's
and with other friends. She has visited
her uncle, Edward Goodwin, at West
Charleston.-Mrs. Ewens, who has been
very feeble for a long time, is improving
and spent day with Mrs. E. S. Tinkham
last week.
EAST BROWNINCTON.
Mrs. c. w. Skinner visited in Burke re-
Gently.
Miss Mabelle Hinton has finished work
for Mrs. M. Gilfllan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord Fox are rejoicing
over the birth OF q son. Congratulations.
EVANSVILLE.
JOS. Labor and George Hunt are working
for E. A. Grow. Mrs. VIM. Monteith and
family camped at Willoughby the past
week.-The M. E. Sabbath school spent
day at Willoughby last week and all had
an enjoyable time.-George King has
bought residence at Barton Landing and
will move there soon.-Mr. and Mrs. Dem
1son Gallup were in Barton Saturday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Gellup's mother,
Mrs. George Cass.-Mr. j. w. Moore en-
tertained two nieces from Island Pond last
week.-Mr. Wesley Moore's father has re-
turned from Canada-Mrs. E. Millard of
Massachusetts, has come here to work for
the Creamery Co.-Mrs. Brooks and Miss
Duke of South Barton visited at Mrs. g.
browns srecently.-Mrs. E. Foster has been
under the DOCTORS care for a few days.
Miss Smith and sister of West Burke have
been visiting at T. F. Marshall's.-Fred
Marshall went to Sheffield last Friday. E.
Towne has finished work for the Creamery
com pany and Will go to St Johnsbury.-
! Mrs. j. G. Gray and Mrs. Alfred Tripp
were in Sheffield the past week
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. James Allen is visiting in Canada.
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visit her parents at Warren.
Rev. J. D. WaIdron will preach in the
church July 18Th at 2 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bruce OF Burke
visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Kate McCrystal and two children of
Berlin, N. H., are visiting relatives here.
Miss Edith Davis and Miss Florence
Bruce have gone to Old Orchard, Me-, to
work in hotel
Chas. Stevens visited in ST. Johnsbury
over Sunday. j. Q. Stevens visited at his
old home few days.
Bert Fuller, wife and son, Chas. Marsh
all and wife and B. A. Seavey, wife and
son spent July 9th at John FulIer's.
Miss Bessie Moore closed a uc,essful
term OF school in the village July Sd and
has returned to her home in Warren.
Miss Ina Hopkins of Portland, Me-,
Nora Morse of Barton and Mrs. Kate
Richardson of West Derby are spending
some time here with friends.
Mrs. Janet DoIIoff suffered a shock of
paralysis on Monday morning and passed
away that evening. The funeral was held
at the home OF her only son, Bert Lang,
and the burial was at Island Pond.
Ralpf, the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Canning, died in Bloomington
July 4th and was brought here for burial
on Monday. Funeral services were held
in the church, Rev. E. P. Lee officiating.
Charles II. George and Mr.. and Mrs. FL.
L. SWEET of Franklin Falls, n. H., came to
attend the funeral of their aunt, Mrs.
Morse, and Mr.. SWEET has been i'll for
several days at the home of Mrs. T. s.
Cobleigh. The doctor has pronounced his
illness typhoid fever.
School in the Buck district taught by
Charles Stevens closed July Sd. Pupils
having M absent marks uere poofr;oo