Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-28

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she Went 10 CARE ior n6r uaug nLer.
Norman Eastman and son Ed have gone
to Miles City, Montana after horses.
Norman Brown is having his farm house
painted, Mr.. Danforth doing the work.
Mrs. Ed. Aubea OF New York city is Wis
iting her sisters and other friends in town.
Hon. P. n. Dale and j. S. Sweeney OF
| Island Pord were in town on business last
| week.
Lemuel Foster has received an increase
in his pension, now making him S25 per
month.
Mrs. George Shannon visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foster, at West Derby
last week.
a good delegation from both Sunday
Schools attended the picnic at Morgan last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Stevens of New York
City and G. M. Stevens of Island Pond
were ia town last week.
VIM. Eley is reno wing the flood wood
from above the dam, which will make an
improvement TO the pond.
Mrs. Ida Picoid was quite badly hurt bv
being thrown from team while on the
way TO the picnic last Wednesday.
The hay scales in NJ. E. Wilson's store
have been repaired, which will be q great
benefit to those wishing to weigh heavy
articles.
Harry Ruiter, Clyde Durgan and SIlas
Barup have each sold pair of heavy work
horses 10 Skinner & French of Barton
Landing.
Ned Cummings, who has been in moor
health for several months, suffered a para
lyt1c shock recently and is now in 8 crit
lcaI condition.
Mrs Jennie Armstrong of Stanstead.
Mrs. Ella Moulton of West Darby and
Mrs Hattie Piper of East Charleston visited
their brother, Samuel Cusnman, last week.
EAST CHARLESTON.
The Sunday school enjoyed picnic at
Seymour Lake Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson of Newport |
visited relatives here recently.
Mr.. L. E. Hilliard completed saving the
Blanchard and Sails lumber Friday.
Mr.. George Wilson of Derby is spending
few days here the guests of J. c. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rumery of Holland were
recent guests of her brother, w, F. Car
gill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trip and son, Har-
Old spent part of last week at WilIoughbv
Lake.
Rev. R. M. Harper will preach here next
sunday morning in exchange with Rev.
L. A. Wilson.
Mrs. Nellie Brainard of North Cam
bridge, Mass, spent the past week here
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.
'treeter.
Mr.. S. G. Streeter has rented his place to
Dr. j. L. Potter for one year, possession
given October LIST.
Mr.. A. c. Gallup has sold his farm to
Nyron Stewart. 1t is hoped that Mr.. and
Mrs. Gallup will conclude to make their
home among US.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. Lee Porter is entertaining her two
listers.
Leon Litchfield has returned to
amherst, Mass.
Mr.. Watkins OF Jersey City is the guest
f E. s. CowIes.
Kate Stevens is at work for Manning
richards family.
Mrs. c. A. Brooks has gone to Methuen.
lass for visit.
Mrs. Albert Patten has gone to Windsor
attend camp meeting.
Bert Goss has leased the John Sheldon
arm and moved on to it.
Grace and Blanche True of Rutland are
pending few days in town.
Mrs. Ella Bashaw has moved into one of
1r. Steefs rooms over the store.
Mrs. Lillian (W1ggin) Parker and little
On of Dorchester, Mass, are in town.
The union Sunday School picnic is To ne
I the Montague grove, Wednesday. AUG.
9th.
Eliza Livingstone of Derby is the guest =
I her grand mother, Mrs. Estoer Living
tone.
Mr.. Fayette Barlow of Manchester. N. 9
l., is visiting his niece, Mrs. Chesney
rooks.
parry of twenty-one from this place :
islted Willoug hby last Wednesday and
sport most enjoyable day.
Mrs. s. 6. Percival is spending a few
avs at Newport with her sister. Mrs. E.
[. Drew.
Henry Clifford has taken the lob to
raw the logs from the Putney sugar place
} the bobbin mill.
Rev. Hewitt F. Graham of Maine, a for
her classmate of Rev. A. s. Bole. preached
the Cong church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lord and grand
aughter OF Orange are visiting their L
sters, Mrs. Tower and Mrs. Guild,
News is received of the marriage of Miss L
va Wilson, formerly of this place, now of
larshfeld, to Mr.. George of that place. V