Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-04-03

William Russell has purchased OF j. ID.
Kelley the farm recently vacated by Sam
Gonyeaw.
Miss Christie Montague, who has worked
long time at Dingman Bros, is now
away on a vacation.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will hold
a social at their vestry, Tuesday evening,
April 4th. New sugar and plain dough-
nuts will be served.
Mrs. Eli Gilbert, who has been suffering
with felon, now has blood poisoning.
She is being cared for at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. France, in Iras burg.
Emma McAllister of Lowell is stopping
for few days with her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Winget. She expects to go soon to East
Craftsbury to work for Mrs. Geo. Simpson.
Mr. Edward Knapp of Irasburg r. F. D.
No. 1, has not once failed to bring, or cause
to be brought, the mail to Albany since
the route was established, notwithstand-
ing the huge drifts of winter storms and
the soft roads this spring.
Little Lola Ssarles, aged seven years.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Searles,
died Wednesday night after an illness
only four days with Inflammation of the
bowels. The funeral was held Friday, Rev.
James Ellington officiating. The flowers
were beautiful, among them being cIus-
ter Of seven white roses given by her little
piaymates. Lola was a sweet little girI
and an only child. Much sympathy is ex-
pressed for the bereaved parents.
RROWNINCToN
Theron Adams has been quite i'll the
past week.
Lorenzo Grow, who has been quite ill
with grip, is improving.
Mrs. Orpha Dale of Island Pond is visit
ing relatives in this place.
Mrs. Eugene Burrows is caring for Mrs.
G. w. Mills in Barton Landing.
Dana Smith from Barton Landing has
moved into Henry Smiths house.
Mrs. Gilbert Gross, who has been Ill the
past few days, is improving slowly.
George Litchfield and family have moved
here from Burlington and we are glad to
see them again.
Miss Tite, who has been visiting rela-
CASOo III bAIs plaC0s mas 16tuEAou W nor
home in Canada.
large company attended the sugar
party at Chas. Smiths last Wednesday at
ternoon. All report a pleasant time.
EVANSVILLE.
The Pike Manufacturing Co. started their
factory last Wednesday.
s. Harris and wife of Derby Line visited
at L. R. Woodard's last week.
Mrs j. w. Moore and her daughter,
Gladys, have been quite sick the past week.
Mrs. Clyde Cowles and three children of.
Springfield, Mass, are visiting at George
Bickford's.
Carroll Alexander has taken cream route
of j. g. Tnrnbull and e. Carpenter drives
the team for him.
VIM. Montieth started his saw miIIsiast
Monday and Frank Marshall, Chas. Elaka
and Fred Danfort are working for him.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Sadie Putney was at home from Newport
over Sunday.
George st. Peter is working for Charies
Smith through sugaring.
Glenn Adams of Barton Landing visited
at A. Fl. Gardyne's recently.
| Claude Norris of Barton is working for
Mr.. Lunt in his blacksmith shop.
James Maxwell has moved on to his own
| farm instead of Mr.. Dutton's as reported
last week.
| March 26, Mrs. j. A. Smith picked
several bright pansy blossoms from her
| front yard.
Mrs. Myron Alexander and family OF
Barton Landing visited at A. P. AIexan-
der's recently.
Wild geese were seen going north March
25. Robins are numerous and bluebirds
also are here.
The roads are in such condition that the
rural free delivery trip could not besmade
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of last
| week.
Miss Mae Houston is home taking care
| OF her mother, Mrs. jerome Houston, who
is seriously ill with grip. Mrs. Maria
Gray, a sister of Mrs. Houston, is also
helping care for her.
WEST CHARLESTON.
| uT. ana 0uFS. EUs EdblIuhA are tuS QhD-
DIV parents of nice boy baby.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Barnes of Brighton Wis
tied at Myron Watermsn's, last-week.
Mrs. Gertie Varney is home from New
Hampshire, where she has been for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsdell Of Northumber-
land, n. H are visiting at John Lunder-
ville's.
Mrs. John Smith has gone TO Malone,
n. Y, being called there by the sickness
of her father.
Hon. P. II. Dale, Rev. Mr.. Hall, A. w.
Bosworth and ]. s. Sweeney of Island
Pond, called in town on their way home
from the funeral of WiIber Wilcox.
One of the pleasant events of the week
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