Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-03

supper Al tue VSetTy CT EnaI cnQren We'd
nesday evening, the 2Sth. On account
of Tuesdays storm it had been postponed.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Morton Anderson, during the thunder
shower early Saturday morning, had six
cows from his herd of ten killed by light
ming and three others tsdly injured.
BROWNINCToN CENTER.
M. F. Cheney had his side badly hurt in
mill the last Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid viii meet at the church
vestry Friday afternoon July 7th.
Mrs. Ewens has gone to Willoughby to
spend the summer with her daughter Mrs.
Patten.
Last Wednesday Henry Leland got a
knee badly hurt while working on barn
for Frank Seavey.
Bernice Wells is at home on a vacation
from Winchendon Mass, where she is
working in a silk factory.
A successful term of school taught by
Clara Stafford of Barton Landing, closed
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patten of Lowell Mass,
who have been visiting at A. H. Gardyne's
have gone to W1loughby for the summer,
they occupy their new cottage which Just
been completed.
improvements are being made in the
cemetery by the way of inscriptions, paint
ing and cleaning stones which will be an
improvement, the work being done by
Jogeuh leon he-t Of NavUport
EVANSVILLE.
Almon Page is working for Carol Alex
ander.
A number attended the camp meeting at
Beebe Plain last week.
Mrs. MyIon Alexander and family of
Barton Landing are visiting at A. HI. AL
lard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williams and little
son of Connecticut are visiting at Ira Bick-
ford's.
About seventy five attended the school
picnic last Friday. Ice cream, bananas
and cake were served and fine time was
enjoyed by all. -
EAST CHARLESTON,
Miss Viola Hopkins of Boston is visiting
| friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Moody are entertain
| ing guests from Boston, Mass. "a
| Mrs. Ada CobIeigh viii occupy the ten
ement vacated by Mrs. Jane Wyman.
Mrs. Leon Buck and children are spends
| ing2the week at Irasburg with her sister.
Dr.J. B. Cushman has rented tene-
ment in the village and gone to housekeep-
ing.
Mrs. Cora Moulton and sister Gladys yis- /
| tied their father at Derby Line TIE past
week.
Mrs. j. L. Potter and daughter Madeline
have gone to visit Mrs. Potter's parents in
Portland, Me.
Rev. L. A. Wilson will speak at the
mems meeting July End at Island Pond In
the Y. M. c. A. rooms.
Mr.. L. A. Hilliard has returned from
Franklin, N. H., where he went to attend
| the wedding of his daughter.
Mr.. A. 7. Wilson has moved to Island
Pond and is to occupy the Central House
which he recently purchased.
| Several from here spent a few days at
Willoughby Lake this week attending the
| reunion and report very enjoyable time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Campbell of Morris
vile, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hobson of East
| Brighton and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Lang
OF Barton spent day with their father
here this week.
The village school closed Saturday. June
"a. Those who have not been absent dur
ing the term are Winnie Fellows, Percy
Fellows. Geneva Piper, Gladys Piper,
| Charlie Wolcott, Walter Hand, Ralph
| Tripp, Albion Trip, Cecil Royce, Mary
Provoncha, Carrie Provoncha, Joseph Pro-
| voncha and MufieI Busha n. Others who
have bean here only part OF the term but Z
not absent during school membership are
Leon Hinton, Herbert Hyia1d, Netti8 Col
| burn, Alvin CoIburn and Timothy Col
burn. The pupils by dint of extra time
and work during the year have succeeded
in procuring a new school clock. library
of nearly one hundred books (which is
shared with the Echo Pond gchooI), q set
Of new bamboo booksheIved flor their lii
brary, and school flag. In addition Ito
this they have rented an ergan the last two
terms and are planning to own the same
at some future date. The school closed
with picnic which was attended by about
fifty interested persons. Many thanks are
due Mr.. Colburn, who so kindly loaned
his grove and team for the day and to Mr..
Orin Colburn who took the children to
ride in the afternoon, to Mr.. Harry Louis
for the excellent Photographic entertain
n1ent, and to all the ladies who SO gener-
ously supplied the food and SO willingly
did all necessary work.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. w. j. Burgin is in very poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamilton visited
friends in Der by and Newport last week
Mr. and Mrs. L. s. Estabrook of Lyn-
donville visited relatives in town last week.