Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-31
LOCAL NEWS.


at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Win
is improving.
Mrs. Day was taken sick soon after she
Warren Huse, and has been confined to her
bed.
seldom Gray has been suffering from the
effect of shocksof paralysis the past few
days. Mr.. Gray can ride out but is unable
to work.
The members of the Sunday school will
hold basket picnic at Willoughby Lake
on Labor Day, Sept. 7th, and the other
Sunday schools of the church are invited
to enjoy the day with them.
Mrs. Seldom Gray recently received
nice present from her nephew, Everard
Humphrey of Charlestown, N. H., native
of this town, who has recently returned
from trip to Florida. The present was
hesrt about four inches in length made of
orange wood and palm. On one side was
picture of City Gate, st. Augustine, Fla.
BROWNINCTON.
The county Christian Endeavor conven-
ton, postponed from last June, will meet
at the Congl church on Wednesday, Sept.
I'd, exercises commencing at 10 O'Clock a.
m. and closing with the evening service.
An interesting program has been prepared,
and in addition it Is expected that Miss
Helen Graves of st. Johnsbury Center Will
be present and give us some features of
the Denver convention at which she was
H., ix,1
is extended by the Bloomington society to
everyone who wishes to come. AS the con-
vention holds but one day, all are specially
urged to be present at the opening hour.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. J. g.. Gray is in very poor health.
Enos Lapierre is camping at Willoug hby.
Miss Wheeler has finished work for Car
rol Alexander.
M. 81. Drown and George King move to
| Barton Landing this week.
Fl. I. Smith and wife are to take car
rage drive to Pike Station, N. 81.
| Lawrence Emerson will move into the
| house recently purchased of M. Ell. Drown
Frank Lapierre and wife attended the
funeral of Mr.. Underwood at st. Johns
bury. Mr.. Willard also attended the fune.
| raj.
. EAST CHARLESTON.
Mr.. Geo. w. Lang entertained his grand
son from Barton the past week.
The ten. meetings have been closed ant
all have departed to attend the Magos
camp-meeting.
..f Mrs. G. G. Cate and daughter Ina were IL
town Friday greeting old friends ant
former neighbors.
losM Mr.. Bert Wallace has been engaged b,
Mr.. Hinton as blacksmith and the sho]
opened for business.
Mr.. George Cunnington with his wit
and daughter recently spent few days a
DR.. j. B. Cushman's.
Mr.. G. Turner of Nashua, N. A., join
bis wife and children here this week for
short visit to relatives.
Mrs. w. L. Park and daughter Ethel c
Lyndon were guests at Charles and Clar
Royce's the past week.
Mrs. D. z. Hopkins has a fuchsia o
which there were 400 blossoms whe
counted the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Plunkett of Barto
called on friends here recently on the
way to visit friends in Lexington.
/ Mrs. Fred Counter moved her househol
furniture on Thursday to Burke where 81
will make her home for the present.
Mr.. b. F. Davis is making preparation
to bring spring water from the land owne
by j. B. Moody to his block in the Villag
Mr.. George Spau!ding came from Mon
pelier, where he now makes his home, c
Monday to spend few weeks with frien,
here.
'Sea Gold, horse owned by Capt. j.
Peene which was here in care of G.
Blood, was sold the past week to hor
buyers from Connecticut.
The East Charleston baseball team play,
good game at West Charleston on We
nesday when they defeated nine fro
West Derby by score of 6 to 5.
" Mr.. Charles Shedrick of Sherbrook, GU
spent the first of the week here and in t
time had a well driven at his place and
distance of thirty feet found water of g
e cellent quality.
Mrs. VIM. Mitchell and daughter
= Stevens Point, Wis, were here on Frida
Mrs. Mitchell is a granddaughter of t
late Earl Cate. She was visiting her Dirt
place and the familiar scenes of her chill
u hood.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Frances Pickle is home on visit.
Mrs. Davenport visited at John E!e
recently.
This village will soon be lighted
electricity.
G. W. ID. Reed and wife are visiting
Lyndonville.
Mrs. Eta Moore of Morgan visited
parents last week.