Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08
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| Albany.
The mascott crow of the Sunny Side
school has again returned after his winters
absence. The children fed and tanned him
four years ago and each succeeding year he
has returned to them for the daily rations
which they SO kindly give him. 1t is hoped
that he will live long to be the mascot of
the school, which seems to prosper for be-
| ing kind even to crow.
BRCWNINCTON.
Eugene Burroughs has moved to Barton
| Landing.
Ezra Towle has taken possession of the
farm recently purchased of Henry Smith.
Eugene Norris has rented rooms in
the Stanley Marsh house and taken DOS
| session.
Mrs. Orpha Dale, who has been visiting
relatives in town, has returned to her home
| in island Pond.
Quitea number attended the sugar social
at the home of Gilbert Gross last Thursday
| evening. Mr.. Blake was present with his
graphophone and gave a very pleasing
entertainment.
BRoWNINcTON CENTER.
Betsey Pierce is on the sick list.
Matte, the little daughter OF A. P. Alex
ander, is quite sick.
Nellie Roun of Barton Landing is work.
ing for A. P. Alexander.
Edgar Wells has improved the inside of
his house with paint and paper.
Jessie Morehouse has returned to Island
Pond to work in the shirt factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Drown of Lyndonyille
visited at Jasper Smiths last week.
George Larou has finished work for
Orrin Lunt in the blacksmith shop.
Ethel Bates has finished work for John
Boden and is working foF Charlie Smith.
Orrin Lunt -has moved from Henry
Leland's into one part OF Mrs. Carl Leland's
house.
Darwin Wright has moved to his farm
that he recently purchased in East Brown
ington.
Sadie Putney, who has been sick some
time with. rheumatism, is now very sick
with rheumatic fever.
Solomon Robinson kept Duchess apples
in good condition until the 10th Of April
and AEexanders until the first of Nav.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at the
church Friday afternoon, May 12. There
Will be IN entertainment and supper in the
evening. All are cordially Invited.
EAST CHARLESTON.
FIorio Hudson
teach school.
The Steam mill has been shut down faa
several, days.
DIR. j. B. Cushman arrived here frornss
Barre May LIST.
Mrs. Geo. C. Lang of Barton spent the $
past week here.
The high wind of Friday night cleared
Echo Pond of ice.
B. G. Royce has been engaged as assist
ant buttermaker at the creamery. ss
Mr.. George Morse is moving from S. q.
Streeter's house to that of F. B. Lang.
The subject of the sermon next Sunday
morning will be "Unprofitable servants.''
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bly, recently spent
few: days visiting their son at George
vile, Que.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Buck of Newport
Center We're guests at wilson Bucks the
past week.
Rev. E. w. Fuller of Burlington gave an
address in the church Sunday evening,
April 3Oth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richardson sofNew-
port and Miss Eva Moody OF Bartof pent
a day here recently.
The United Workers are to have din
ner at the vestry Wednesday. May 10Th.
Everyone is cordially invited -.
Mrs. Carrie Wheeler and two children
spent the past two weeks with Mrs.
Wheeler's father, Ell. A. Gray.
Bion Stevens recently purchased nice
pair OF horses, one of which has died and
the other is still very sick of lung fever.
Mr. G. N. MouIton was In Brattleboro
on Wednesday as delegate to the State
Camp of Modern Woodmen of America.
The Bell telephone line to Echo Pond
has been completed AID w. A. Moulton
D. z. Hopkins and WI. Cargill have tel
ephones installed In their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hobson and
Lucille Of Island Pond, who re-
Gently returned to that place from Chicago
visited Mrs. Hobson's father on Thursday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Buck and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Buck went to Lisbon, N. a.,
May LIST to attend the funeral of the seven
teen months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Buck, who died as their home In
New York city of spinal meningitis.
The convention of the Seymour Lake
Sunday School Association was held IN the
Union church last Monday. Despite un-
favorable weather conditions, large num-
Of delegates were In attendance. The
speakers were Rev. Thos. Hall and Hon,
Porter Dale of Island Pond, Revs. Nye and
Wales of Morgan, Rev. Mr. Burgin of
West Charleston, Rev. LA. Wilson OF East
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