Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-21

gone to P. H. Davison's of Craftsbury to
| work.
BROWNINCTON.
Gilbert Gross spent part of last week in
Montpelier.
| Cornish Chandler has gone to Boston to
visit her mother.
Nathan Berry's baby, who has been
| quite ill, is improving.
Mrs Charity Bates of Derby Center, is
visiting at William Davies.
Hattie Gross attended the Sunday
| School rally at Glover last Wednesday.
Mrs Lizzie Rice has gone to Canada,
! where she will spend the winter with
relatives.
EVANSVILLE.
School begins Monday, Nov. 2S.
Gladys Moore has gone to Barton Land
ing to work.
There was a social dance at Hale Clark's
last Fridsy evening.
Miss Jennie Foss of Albany is visitin g
at her grandfather's, M. A. Foss.
Rev. G. c. Mcdonald, has been having
| hard attack of neuralgia.
Joseph Wilkie of New Hampshire, Wis
tied at Burt Dunham's, last Friday.
About seventy attended the Ladies' Aid
society held at Mrs. Frank Lapier's, last
Thursday.
About fifty of the friends and neighbors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bickford made them
visit last Friday evening. Social games
were played and music furnished. Coffee
and cake were served, and pleasant time
was enjoyed by all. AS their friends de-
parted for their several homes, all wished
them prosperity and future happiness in
their new home.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morey are spending few
weeks in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Huse recently Wis
tied in Barnston, P. @.
Frank Wells has closed his house and is
boarding at Judge Orne's.
Ethel Bates has finished work for Frank
Wells and returned home.
Sadie Putney is home from Newport
where she has been working.
Jack Woods has moved into the McBay
house and is working for John Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Huse are in Connecti-
cut visiting Mrs. Huse's sister, Mrs. Edith
Lockwood.
Mrs. Ewens was seriously i'll the first OF
ho h11f ic iYp1nrnuod of
this writing.
Jessie Morehouse has gone back to
Island Pond, where she will work in the
shirt factory.
Lucius Lund attended Mr.. Grapes auc-
tion at Barton last Monday and bought a
pair of heavy work horses.
The chicken pie supper served at the
Methodist church vestry Friday evening,
Nov. IL, was quite well attended. Net
proceeds $5 10.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. Martha Davis has badly spraineG
} wrist.
c. F. Barney has Peoples telephone il
his house.
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Davis farm.
Earl SWEET Of Barton visited his siste
here this week.
Little Lysle Hopkins has been sick TO
several days, but is better.
G. o. Goodwin announces his twentiet
annual Thanksgiving ball.
Mrs. Ada Cobleigh has gone to Yves
+ Derby to help care for Mrs. Adna Cobleigf
> The new flag pole was raised on Thurs
t day with salutes and lusty cheering by til
> scholars.
I Mr.. Charles Hilliard has moved frol
t Bloomington into the Brainard house
Echo Pond.
A.C. Fellows is suffering from blood po
q soning caused by hurting his hand upo
the furnace.
n Mrs. Emma Hayward, who has been dar
gerously Ill the past week, is thought
be improving.
h Eddie Royce, who worked for Blair
DeLarm at South Troy, Is home while tn
-, mill is shut down.
E. Leon Moody has Doen iaiu NP
week with bad knee, injured "niie
work in the woods
Oh Chase has rented his house to A
ir o. Moultor and will spend the winter
Southern California.
l. Mrs. A. R. Campbell and Mrs. Geo.
:, Lang of Barton were called here on Frids
by the continued illness Of Mr.. Geo. v
oy Lang.
~ COVENTRY.
- Mrs. Almina Collins is seriously i'll.
ne Mrs. L. r. Guild is in very poor health.
Mr.. Henry Howard has been quite sic
the past week.
=. Ira A. Wheeiock has leased his farm
George Cook, who has taken possession.
NO On Nov. ga union Sunday school raj
will be held. Further notice next week.