Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-13


BROWNINCTON.
John Boden has moved back to his farm
again.
Lorenzo Grow and wife have gone to
Hardwick for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Gross visited in
Montpelier and Burlington recently.
Hattie Gross has gone to Boston to visit
8 cousin and viii remain there there for
few weeks.
The Y. P. S. c. f, gave social last
Wednesday ev mag st the home OF Miss
Bessie Crandsn, A goodly number we're
present and pleasant time was enjoyed
by Ru.
BROWNINGTON CENTER.
Ethel Bates is working for John Boden.
Mrs. A. P. Alexander is in very poor
health.
Town meeting dinner was success. Net
proceeds, $11.25.
Ed. Huse has moved to the place he re-
Gently purchased of Edgar Wells.
Mrs. Jerome Houston and son Claude
are ill with grip; the rest of the family
are recovering.
PhiIo Powers and George Howe have
finished work for Homer Seavey at Iras-
burg, and returned home.
Willie Burrows has bought George Hills
place at Irasburg and is moving there. We
are very sorry to. have them go away.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at the
home of Edgar Wells Thursday afternoon
and evening, March 10Th. 4 large attend
ance is desired.
A few friends besides the family met
with Mr. Pavoncha, Jt,, Fec. 28th, TO cele-
brate his birthday and have social visit.
After refreshments were served, the guests
were pleasantly entertained with graphic
phone selections by Horace Blouin.
Oliver A. Dwyer was pleasantly surprised
when a few friends called at his home
March 9th, to remind him OF bis birthday.
After supper was served, the remainder OF
| the evening was spent in singing and reci-
tations. About midnight the guests de-
parted, wishing Oliver more prosperous
year than the last and speaking many
| words of cheer.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. VIM. Montieth visited in Glover
| last week.
B. A. HilIiard has gone to Boston to-
work for DwineIl, Wright & Co.
u. w. Brown, G. G. z. of p, instituted
lodge at johnson Friday evening, March
10th.
Frank Roberts house was burned last
Tuesday about noon. Mr.. Ro berts, vita
the help of few, saved the best of his far
niture. The barn caught fire twice but
/ was saved. Mr.. Roberts had no insurance.
therefore it was total loss. The famil
have moved into Harry Fisk's house.
EAST CHARLESTON.
At the annual town meeting it was voted
to light the village with electric lights.
Mrs. Abbie Corinth is very i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Gilman Hill.
Charles Chase returned from California,
Wednesday.
Isaac Bemis of Burke visited relatives
here last week.
} Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Copp of Derby visited
friends here last week.
Mrs. Nellie Royce and children are visit
her parents in Derby.
Mrs. Blanche Pierce has been ill for sew
,, eral days with tonsilitis.
c. N. Moulton and family have returned
home from their visit In Massachusetts.
Z. E. Blood has bought the pasture lot
of ]. B. Moody, including the sugar place
i and sugar making utensils.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Stoddard, who
r have spent the winter at their daughter s.,
have returned to their home.
i Ara Morse has engaged to work for
Wavne t. Gibson for the season, a7a
commenced work Marchksth
Mrs. Maria Cargill retained from Twin
Mountains, N H., on 1pssdsys where she
has been caring for hersister.
Mrs.xJennie Armstrong Of Stanstead,
and Mrs. Ella Moultous sof West Derby, are
visiting their mother, who is in very poor
'' health. Y
Mrs. Sally Brown. an aged and much
> respected lady, died at the home OF her
- daughter, Mrs. George Andrews, on
Wednesday, after an Illness of only few
u hours.
: WEST CHARLESTON.
Burnie Gray has moved back to his farm.
s Arthur Dequett's little ehilf is very ILL.
= Ida Cleveland visited at DR.. Hendricks
last week.
Mrs. John Lafiam is working for Mrs.
: Marshall Wilson.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Jenne Of. Derby
were in town last week.
;, Myron Waterman mas rented his iather's
farm and will move there.
An infant child of Mr. Sieadiford died
Il last week with bronchitis.
Q Mr.. Woodard's child, who hes been Il
: uith hronchitis. is reported better.