Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-01
EVANSVILLE.

his business and home have been in the
west.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. A A. Brown is visiting at William
Kings.
Mrs. L. A. Drown has returned from
| WoodsviIle.
| Mr.. Guild and wife of Lyndonville are
visiting at VIM. Kings.
Mr.. Elmer Thayer of Woodsville, N. H.,
visited at L. a. Dro WINS the past week.
J. W. Brown & Son have repaired their
hay scales, Mr.. Stannard OF Barton Land
ing doing the work.
Henry Smith and Ed. Stafford Of Barton
Landing have been working on the inside
of the church the past week.
J Last Friday j. L. Marshall while suffer-
ing from dependency took quite a guam
tity of carbolic acid. DR.. Young was
called at once and everything possible was
done, but he is in a critical condition at
this wri! ing.
About Is Of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bickford made them a visit last FRI
day evening and as a reminder OF the high
esteem in which they were held, nice
| couch and easy chair were left. Ice cream
and cake were served and a pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by all.
The German Medicine Company gave a
series of entertainments here recently. The
entertainments were well patronized and
all who attended were we'll pleased with
the program. In the contest for the most
popular young lady, Miss Gertie Gallup
received the largest number of votes and
won the prize. handsome parIor lamp.
Genevieve King won the guessing contest
on the beans in a bottle, and won pretty
| glass set.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Luke Hudson returned from Rutland
Monday.
Ira Gray has bought the John Moore
tenement house.
Rev. j. D. Waldron of Hardwick was in
this place Monday.
John Moore has bought Mrs. E. Lougee's
house in the village.
Mrs. Bertha Norris and children yisited
her parents last week.
Mrs. [. R. Wolcott is entertaining reh-
tives from Lynn, Mass.
| Mrs. Annie Tripp has been spending the
| week at Derby with relatives. 90
| A. c. Fellows bought thirty-five COWS of
j. D. and Harry Piper last week.
Mr.. Charles H. Morse of Lowell, Mass,
visited relatives here the past week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Paquin of West
Derby were the guests of friends here over
| Sunday.
Mr.. Alfred Wilson spent part Of the
week at sherbrooke, Que, returHisg home
Thursday. ss - -
Mr.. and Mrs. C.Ewens of Derby recently
spent several days here, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Tripp.
The ladies will have suppersin the ves-
try Wednesday, Aug. 3, from to p. N.
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Z. s. PeIsue and children Of Rut-
land have come to spend the summer with
relatives in this vicinity.
John Piper has sold his farm to Steel &
/ Sails OF Derby and has bought the L. w.
! Stevens house near the. village.
| Mrs. Pratt, one OF the Oldest persons. in
this vicinity, who 3ives 9Th herfson VIII
liam, fell and fractured her hip last Satur-
day and lies in critical condition as the
result. She was ninety years Of ags 4gay
End, and very feeble before the9niu
| and Mrs. Holmes OF Morgansfe cax{na sfor:
| her. - * kXA ~
wEsT:cHARLEsToN Z
Mae Collins is stopping with Ygrna Gif-
| fin. "a
Henry Church is at home from Maine on
visit.
Will Pierson is very i'll at the present
writing. .
Mrs. John Smith has sone9o New York
to visit her parents. y
Mrs. Charles Hildreth is entertai ming her
mother from Beebe Plain.
w. h. Calkins had electric IightsfnstalIed
In his house the past week.
Mrs. James Dudley has gone to Montreal
to visit her granddaughter.
Myras Nelson has been quite sick with
throat trouble the past week.
A large delegation from this place at
tend the circus at Newport today.
Miss Mae Hastings from New York is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. Norman East
man. =
Mrs. Ida Lunderville recently received
news of the death of her sister, Mrs. Viii
Parker of Holland.
Bert Armstrong has finished his barber
business for time. Ora Foster win take
the business for q short time.