Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-22

Miss Lillian Campbell has been stopping
with Mrs. Harley Hanson the past week
and calling on friends here.
The school In Andersonville district,
taught by Miss Nina Wylie closed Friday.
The teacher and pu pills had picnic din
ner.
No services will be held at the churches
here for some time on account of the
smallpox cases on the west side of the
town. The schools have all been closed
for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Gilmour, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Anderson, George Anderson and
Miss Goldie George attended the gradual
ing exercises at Johnson last Thursday.
BROWNINCTON.
Leander Currier and wife from Island
Pond were in town last week.-Mrs.. Lo-
reDzo Grow is ill with bronchitis.-Mrs.
Vincent has sister from Canada visiting
her.-On account of the smallpox the Y.
P. s. G. e. convention that was to have
been held here the 24th, is postponed
The Ladies' Aid Society met last Thursday
and cleaned the church.-Fred Virgins
and family from Barton visited at G. A.
Wiggins's last week. G. W. Grow is
building a cottage on the shore of
Bloomington pond.
EAST BROWNINCTON.
Measles are in the place.
@. w. Skinner is painting his house.
Mrs. Willard Aldrich remains in a very
critical condition.
Mrs. Jennie Batchelder visited her par
ents in Westmore recently.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Lawrence Leonard is working for J.G.
TurnbuIl.
Miss Hattie Gore of Lyndon visited at
W. F. Morey's recently.
Miss Lena LaCourse is home from New
port where she has been on visit.
Rev. Z. J. Brown held meetings in the
Heath district in Barton the past week. s.
Mrs. Sarah Briggs returned to her home
in Manchester, N. 81 last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Redfeld and
daughter visited at Mr.. John Cheney's last
week.
Mr.. John Cheney, who has been suffering
with very sore foot, is better at this
writing. tf
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. G. J. Brown Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Miss Carrie Blouin from Barton Landing
is spending her vacation with her father,
Charles Blouin. s 4e @
Mrs. Maria Magoon visited her grand
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Roberts of Evans
vile last week.
Charles Blouin is moving his hop house
to the opposite side of the road and will
convert it into horse barn.
Wallace Kenneson recently spent few
days in Essex County. Mr.. Kenneson re-
ports pleasant trip and plenty of fish.
Frank Magoon went to Boston last week
to have the films removed from his eyes.
His mother has received letter from DIR.
Nichols stating that the operation had
been performed and waso thought to have
been successful.
EVANSVILLE.
Thomas Colburn is working for D. 81.
Randall.
Jennie Perkins is working Tor Mrs. Geo.
Bickford.
Mrs. L. A. Drown is in Woodsville for a
few days.
Almon Page visited his sister in Albany
last week.
Rev. D. l.. Hilliard of Cabot visited his
father last week.
Harry Bickford has moved in with his
father, Geo. B1ckford.
ErQnk TaUic in RofbIobop, III
last week visiting his brother.
Mr.. E.IB. Pike and son of Pike Station,
N. H., were in town the past week.
Homer Seavey and family of Irasburgh
visited at VIM. Monteith's last week.
Dave McHarg has finished work for VIM.
Monteith and will 60 TO East Haven to
work for Silsby Bros.
Mr.. B. Hilliard of SomerviIle. Mass,
here visiting his father, B. U. iHilliard,
health.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. Ca1ence Crow is quite sick.
B. z. Royce is gathering cream for the
Clyde River Creamery.
Mrs. Abbie Healy has sold her house
and one acre OF land to George Pierce.
Mr.. Charles Gray has resumed work on
his new house which he is building in the
village.
Hazel, youn gest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. N. Moulton, is very sick at this
writing.
Mrs. Erwin Wiley and daughters of
Barton Landing called on friends here
lass week.
The Counter Brothers are running their
mill again since the rain came and water
is more plenty.
MIR. Frank Goodwin Of Springfield,
| Mass, Is here spending his vacation with
| his brother, G. 0 Goodwin.
Mr.. Ernest Chaplin is teaching the
school at the center while the teacher,
Miss Tina Hudson, Is sick with the
| measles.
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