Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-10

tardy marks were: Cathan Canning, Ruth
Joslyn, Hugh Loveland, Willard Nichols,
Henry HENDERSON, Walter Kezer, Ray
mond Waterman, Harold Waterman,
Those having no tardy, and but one mark
of absence, were: Gertrude Bernum, AL
bert BLOWN, Celeste Caron, Albert Caror,
Nellie Canning, Lewis Kahlstrom. Ethel
Kahlstrom and Charles Canning each
missed one half day. Mamie Uttin had no
absent, but one tardy mark.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. VIM. Monteith visited friends In
Glover last week.
Mrs. j. j. Gray and daughter of Shelf
field are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Frank Lapierre visited friends In
Hardwick last week.
| WI. Monteith visited his father and
mother in Windsor, P. O., last week.
Mr.. 3. Hilliard is home from Boston on
a short vacation. His daughter and little
child came with him.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Augustus Foss Thursday, July 49,
afternoon and evening. Everyone is COR
daily invited.
| E. 81. Lapierre of this place has been
having meetings in the Crandall school
house in salem-Derby on Sundays when
| possible since March 8. OF late he has
had week night prayer meeting, and
tWenty-three were present recently at the
meeting. There is great interest in the
work and we hope it may continue. Mr..
Lapierre preached there yesterday. The
people have Sunday school at 1900
O'Clock every Sunday. The preaching
| service is at 1 100.
The school taught by. Miss Ida Cleveland
of West Derby closed Friday, June 80, and
was success from start to finish. Miss
Cleveland and the school extend thanks to
all those who so generously helr cd at the
picnic in Mr.. browns grove. Below are
the names of the children who had no
absent marks during the term: Hazel
Alexander, Frank Clarke, Iyers Clarke.
Lillian Emerson, Louis Emerson, Walter
Emerson, Blanche Gallup, Glenn Gallup.
Gladys Marshall, Bessie Monteith, Bertha
Woodard, Mldrede Monteith, sUrbin
Spencer.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
church for their annual election of officers.
June 29. The meeting was opened bv
reading portion of scripture and all rel
peating the Lords prayer. Following this
was repoEt from the secretary. and ron
call of the 81 mem bers, % ans wering ia
their name. The secretary reported that
the society was organized June 90. 1890
with IL mem bers; the amount raised that
year was 763.87; the amount raised the past
year was T113.12, showing a continual gain,
each year. The whole amount raised in
the 10 years, S1233.00. Next came the elec-a
| tion of new officers, as follows: PresS
Mrs. Annie Clark; Vice Pres, Mrs. AMY
Alexander; Sec, Mrs. Lucretia Alexander.
Treas, Mrs. Sarah Lapierre; Com, Mrs
Alma Bickford, Mrs. Tirzah Marshall: Mrs.
Stella Heath. The meeting was adjourned
and all present had their pictures taken
after which ice cream and cake were served
to ahout 80. The amount received was
S7.2o and present. All report a fine time.
BLOOMINGTON CENTER.
Judge Orne had telephone placed in his
house last Friday.
George Porter recently visited his
brother, Webb Porter, at North Troy.
Clayton Burroughs with friend spent
wednesday and Thursday with his parents.
Mrs. Gardyne and children are spending
few days at Willoughby with her sister,
Mrs. Patten.
Elmer Watson spent few days in Iras-
burg last week with his mother, Mrs.
Charles Badger.
Mrs. Bert Seavey spent the Fourth at
West Charleston with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fuller.
Lucius Lund has returned home from
Charleston, where he has been working on
the road for several weeks.
Miss Messer of New Haven, Conn, and
her mother, Mrs. Messer of Lowell, are.
guests of Mrs. Charles Perkins.
Mrs. James Russell and little son of st.
Johnsbury visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Canning, last week.
A goodly number from here attended
/ the Fourth of July celebration at West
Charleston and fine time is reported.
MRS. William Damon and two children
of Manchester, y. H.. visited several days
at the home of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Huse, last week.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Austin Bushaw had horse very badly
hurt in epasture, last week.
WI. Hill, who has been at work In Leb-
anon. N. H., has returned here.
Mrs. Cora Hamilton returned to her
home In St. Johnsbury, Thursday.
Mrs. D. z. Hopkins returned home Tues
day nom her visit to Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Park of Lyndon
vile called on relatives here July 4th.
Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Gregory of North
Woicott recently visited relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Chamberlin are en-