Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-26

to know that she has returned from the
hospital In Burlington much improved in
health.
SOUTH ALBANY.
The revival meetings are continuing
ghtly with increasing interest and will
hold over next Sabbath, on which day
there will be morning as well as evening
service.
NORTH ALBANY.
w. Willis went 10 Greens boro Bend
one day recently.
Mrs. l. X. Hunter recently visited rel
atives in Newport.
Percy Longe is very i'll with pleuro-
pneumonia. VIM. Courser is caring for
him.
j. E. Tinker and Mr.. Wesson of Danville
were in the place hunting few days re-
Gently.
Guy Courser and wife have moved to
Barton Landing where Mr.. Courser has
employment in Mrs. Miller's store-Mrs.
j. G. Anc erson of Barton Landing has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred
wombIy.-Mrs. Emma Keith is boarding
with her daughter, Mrs. Cora Longe, for
the winter. Her son Tenney is also stop
ping there for few days.
BROWNINCTON.
Mr. Parlin is having new stills put under
his house.
Some Of those who went on the excur-
sion to Boston are home again.
Collins French has purchased place in
Sutton and will take possession soon.
Mrs. Day fell down stairs one day last
week irjuring her quite badly, but she is
improving.
Mr.. Barnum's nephew, who has been
visiting him, has returned to his home in
Massachusetts,.
| Sarah Neddo, who has been stopping
with Mrs. o. A. Grow, has gone to stay
| with her cousin, Mrs. Fleming.
| Although the evening was rather windy
| quite number attended the Ladies' Aid
meeting at Mrs. A. w. Estey's last Thurs
day evening and report a very pleasant
| time.
BROWNlNCTON CENTER.
| E. A. Gallup has moved to Evansville.
| Mr.. Daignais moved to Newport last
week.
Archie Young is working for D. +.
Grapes.
Miss Hattie Dutton, who has been ill, is
improving.
Ira Provoncha has sold his farm to
| Charles Blouin.
Joseph Canning finished work for e. A.
Robinson last week.
Mrs. Hiram Fox attended the surprise
party at s.. A. Hunts.
Mrs. Alice Leland visited her brother,
Willis Grant of Albany, recently.
Charles o. Bower of Manchester, N. H..
is visiting relatives in town and Charles
ton.
Mr.. John Cheney has raised a turnip
which weighs thirty-two pounds. Who
beats?
Mrs. Gilman Mccoy, who has been very
ill for the past few weeks, is improving
slowly.
Frank Magoon went to Evansville re-
Gently to visit his daughter, Mrs. Philip
| Roberts.
| The selectmen have the grading done
and are ready to place the iron bridge when
it arrives.
Mrs. o. A. Dwire has plant in blossom
which is less than two inches high and
has but three leaves.
attended the wedding of Mr.. BIouin's
niece, Miss Carrie Blouin.
| Mr.. Bennie Provoncha and Miss Carrie
Blouiu were married at Newport Monday.
| Oct IL. Congratulations.
| Mrs. e. A. Robinson entertained her
mother, Mrs. James Miles, and brother,
Ernest Miles, of Sutton, last week.
Leslie Collins, wife, and daughter went
| to Manchester, N. H, last Monday to
| spend the winter. Mr.. Collins has a situ-
alton in livery stable.
Mrs. A. P. Alexander and her mother.
| Mrs. Maria Heath, have returned from Old
| Orchard, Me. Mrs Ale xander received
| some benefit from her sojourn by the
| ocean.
EVANSVILLE.
j. G. Gray is moving to Sheffield.
Geo. Hunt is working for the Pike Mfg.
| Co.
VIM. Morteith lost valuable horse last
| week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lapierre are visiting
friends in Holland.
VIM. King is moving into the house he
purchased of j. g. Gray.
Mrs. ]. w. Brown and Mrs. WethereIl
visited Mrs. Al Bean of Westmore recently.
d. H. Randall, Eddie Grow and Mr..
Hillard have gone to the town OF Louis
| hunting.
merry party was held at Earle Drown's,
B. A. '04, last Friday evening. A number
of students from Barton Academy and sew
eral friends from the place gathered and
spent most enjoyable evening. The in
| cident will be well remembered by all
present, each one feeling grateful for the
hospitality shown by Mr.. and Mrs. Drown.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. Lizzie Buck is passing few weeks
at Newport Center.