Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-22
LOCAL NEWS.
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who has Deem visiting here, will soon re-
turn to his home in the west.
A jolly party OF about forty friends and
relatives were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence w. Williams at 'sSunset COTTAGE,
Wednesday, Aug. II. The day being q
beautiful one helped to make it an epiova-
bic outing. The lunch was the greatest
feature of the day, each one contributing
according to his liking, thereby furnishing
a great variety, ranging from string beans
TO ice cream. The afternoon was devoted
to recreation, music and recitations. the
dinner table being used for platform.
The day of enjoyment was brought to a
close with an old-fashioned corn roast. the
first of the season. A huge bonfire was
built, around which all gathered to tell
tales, sing songs and to listen to the expo
fence of the experienced.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Will Aldrich has gone to Springfield,
Mass, to VISIT his brother.
Austin Lund was In Boston last week.
attending the G. A. r. encampment.
/ Mrs. Chapel and grandson of West
more visited at Mr.. Cheney 'srecentiy.
Mrs. Lucy Wells of Barton Landing Wis
tied her niece, Mrs. Austin Lund, last
week. 5f$ f-4
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Bailey Of Province
Hill, Quebec, visited at A. b. Gardyne's
last week. 20 s:5f1<e - -,e- 2
David L. Grapes is repairing his black
smith shop. Among the improvements he
is putting in a portable forge.
Norman Smith and wife OF Barton, and
their son, Homer Smith, and wife, spent
Thursday at Horace Smiths. q.
Mrs. e. A. Robinson received q visit re-
Gently from her mother, Mrs. James Miles,
and brother, Ernest Miles of Sutton
Glen and Lynn Robinson, who recently
visited their grandfather, Judge Orne, have
returned to their home In st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Wyman, who has been stopping for
the past six weeks with her nephew, Mel
vim Cheney, has returned to her home In
Charleston 81 -s*.-s -:
Leon Damon, who is putting in the new
bridge on Wiaoug hby river, went to Iras-
burg the first of the week to do some
| work there. 2a@.f
- EVANSVILLE. s-1-ga1 -q'
Mrs. Dennison Gallup has been very sick
for the past week. .I.F
Harrie Bickford has finished work for
the Pike Company.
Rev. j. G. Macdonald and family 60 to
Troy for visit this week.
Mrs. Hector Lapierre is having very
hard attack of rheumatism.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Todd of Barton Land
ing visited friends here the past week.
The Evansville and East Bloomington
schools will open Monday, Aug. 18th.
| L. j. Bickford and family of Barton Wis
tied his father and mother over Sunday.
| Mr.. L. Cass, brother of Mrs. E. A. Grow,
is visiting his sister and other friends here
There will be Sabbathschool picnic al
| WilIoughby Lake next Wednesday. AL
are invited to attend.
| The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Her bert Gray next Thursday after.
noon and evening. A cordial invitation il
| extended to all.
Among those who went to Boston we
mention Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Foss, Elishs
Foster, Enos Lapierre, Thomas Smith, Mrs
William Alexander, W.C.Tripp and daugh.
ter and E. A. Grow.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Bernie Morse has gone to Boston.
Mrs. M. f. Cheney called on friends here
the past week.
Ethel and Edith Trip of Derby are Wis.
iting relatives in town.
| Grooo ond Vinio EoItorrc ~ 81
atives in Dixville, Que.
Ora Cargill has bought the Myror
Lurvey farm in Morgan.
Mrs. G. L. Clark and little daughter from
Lowell, Mass, are visiting at Gilman
HiIPs.
Mrs. VIM. Davis and son of Middletown
N. Y, are here to spend the summer, stay
ing at the Union House.
WEST CHARLESTON.
George Calkins is ill.
DIR. Kendrick has the electric lights in
stalled in his house and barn.
David Cook and wife are at Mr.. Church
working, while Mr.. and Mrs. Church ar,
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Church ATTENDED
the G. A. r. encampment at Boston, ant
will visit friends in Worcester, Mass, be
fore returning home.
There will be republican rally here mex
Friday evening. The Hon. e. B. Flynn o
Springfield, Mass, and the Hon. W. "
Miles of Barton will be here and address
the people on the more important issues O
the campaign. Mr.. A. j. Markham vii
also be present and help to entertain tn
people. A general invitation is extende,
to the people to be present. Ladies com
and bring your husbands.
COVENTRY.
Will Corrow has gone to Springfield
Mass, to work.
Mrs.Azro Bryant is caring for Mrs. Aike
and little daughter.
Eliza Parker has gone to Sutton to visi
her sister, Mrs. French.
Ned Thrasher and family visited hi
aunt, Mrs. Burbank, last Wednesday.