Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-11

ming was spent.
/ EVANSVILLE.
Thomas Smith has gone to CuttingsviIle,
N. Il.
Mrs. Nancy Eddy OF Barton Is visiting
friends here.
Joseph Waterman has been moving and
repairing his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDermot of Boston are
| visiting friends here.
Mrs. G. Pierce of Windsor, p O., is visit
| ing at Albert Gallup's.
Emma Monteith has gone to Bethlehem,
N. H, to work in hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Foster are visiting
friends in Derby and Charleston.
| L. D. SWEET will move from the Arthur
Wilson farm to Westmore where he will
work for Capt. Peene.
Capt. j. Fl. B. Robinson of Boston. who
has been stopping at Harvey Perkins for
| the past nine weeks, returned to his home
| last Saturday.
Judging by the ringing of the bell and
several other noises ''young America" must
have been having good time last Monday
| morning between II and o'clock.
There was quiet wedding at the parson-
age last Monday when Mr.. Fred B. Dan
forth and Mrs. Gertie Grow were united in
marriage. They went to Canada for a short
wedding trip.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Hattie Willard is in town.
Nv nd
day here July 1st.
Mr.. E. D. Allyn attended the state con-
vention at Montpelier as delegate.
Miss Flossie Bruce has gone to BethIe-
hem, N. H., to spend few months.
| Mrs. LiIlia Lang and children are spend
| ing few weeks here among friends.
F. H. Tripp, Bert Lang and Bert Gallup
are each giving their homes coat Of paint.
Mr.. C.N. Moulton and family are at sey-
mour lake enjoying camp life for two
| weeks.
Mrs. Harry Moranville is entertaining
her sister and two children from George
vile, Que.
Mrs. Annie Roby has come from Law
renee, Mass, to spend q few weeks with
| her family.
Ira A. Gray has sold his farm to Harry
| MoranviIle who will move his family there
| soon and cut the hay.
Mrs. Grace Batchelder is pupil at the
American garment cutting school, held
each week at Island Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shedrick have come
! from Sherbrooke, Que, to occupy their
summer home for few months.
The Mite society will meet with Mrs.
Clark Royce Thursday afternoon, July 14th.
All invited. Ladies to bring food.
Ira Batchelder, who was hurt by flying
bat during the ball game at Clark's grove,
escapes with very black eye and sore head.
Jimmy Hill and his sister, Mrs. Myrtle
Gray, visited relatives at Coaticook, Que,
| and took in the Dominion day celebration,
recently.
Mrs. Emma Paine has come from Lopez.
| Wash, to spend the summer with her
mother, and with her brother, c. r. Pres
| colt of Barton, called on friends here Thurs
| day.
Pupils attending the Buck school that
have no marks were May Provoncha, Myr-
| tie Armstrong, Beatrice Buck, Carrie Pro-
| voncha, Joseph Provoncha and Bernice
Allyn. This has been very pleasant apd;s
profita BILE term for this school With MA
Mabel Laroche the teacher. sssss
There was the general good time at the
grove July 4th. The tug of war contest
| was won by East Charleston and, also the
| ball game. The speaking by Rev. j. w.
| Burgin and the children was enjoyed and
| all that seemed lacking was music Of some
kind to complete the program.
Miss Ella Moore, teacher of the village
| school, finished very successful term of
| school last week. The pupils having no
| marks were Grace Fellows, Walter Hand,
Floyd Davis, Percy Fellows, Charles VOL
colt, Ralph Tripp, Ida Moultou and Cecil
Royce. Teacher and scholars are to be
congratulated for their good work.
WEST CHARLESTON.
The strawberry festival was success in
every way.
Miss Foss is visiting her aunt, Miss A.
Brown.
Miss Nellie Ramsde1 spent last week
with her mother, Mrs. Badger
Mrs. Maud TerriIl OF Groveton is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster have been
entertaining relatives from Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. CaIkins and Mr. and
Mrs. 6. M. Calkins spent the 4th at Barton.
Mr.. Wilber Allen is building an addition
| to his house, which will be an improvement.
| The stores of Geo. Brackett and j. 3.
HoIton will be lighted by electricity this
week.
Mrs. Ida LundervilIe went to Holland
| last week to visit her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Parker, who is critical condition.
ISLAND POND