Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-22


BRoWNINCToN.
Mrs. Andrus remains very i'll.
Mrs. Norman Caron, who has been i'll for
long time, is improving slowly.
Roscoe DuttoD has returned home from
Burlington and other places where he has
been visiting.
Mrs a. z. Grow and Mrs. Myrtle Farr
from Island Pond visited relatives in this
place last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Gross have gone to
California, where. they viii remain for the
rest of the winter.
The Young Peoples Club met with
Flossie Litchfield last Thursday evening
and enjoyed very pleasant time.
Rev. Geo. Gutterson will speak here in
the Congregational church under the
auspices of the missionary class Wednes-
day evening, Jan. "a.
The Musical Club met at the home of
Jan. 13, and were entertained with music
| from the orchestra and phonograph.
Refreshments were served, consisting of
oysters, cake, coffee and other good things.
ALI report pleasant time.
BRoWNINGToN CENTER.
The burial of Charles Clark, who died at
Evansville, took place here last Tuesday.
George Porter has returned to his work
as mail clerk, after two weeks vacation at
| home.
| Elmer Watson spent last Sunday at
Irasburg with his mother, Mrs. Charles
| Badger.
A. H. Gardyne and Z. M. Porter attended
the Masonic District Meeting at Newport
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Susan seavey has returned home
from Albany, after spending several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. VIII Heath.
There was no preaching service here last
Sunday, June "A, on account Of the illness
of the pastor, Rev. Geo. c. Mcdonald.
EVANSVILLE
Wales Spencer is drawing in the lu1nbeH
for his new barn.
L. A. Crown is working for ~. g MOS
teith in the saw mill.
Mr.. William Moore and family of Ezsk
Burke visited at Carol AlexandengsAAis
week. e@ss.
Mrs. Kimble and family OF LyndonVilIe
have been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Waterman, the past week.
Ein1er Leonard has bought a number OF
acres OF standing timber OF Homer Leland
and will cut and draw the same to W. j..
Monteith's mill.
DEFERRED LOCALS
Mrs. Howard Thomas is quite sick.
Mrs. n. J. Eddy has been quite sick.
Enos Lapierre has been home on visit.
Bertha Woodard is working at the home
of Howard Thomas.
Roy Bickford visited his brother in
Sheffield last week.
Mrs Albert Williams of Connecticut is
visiting her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Bickford.
Charles M. Bull of Hartford, Conn.,,
manager OF the Hartford Dairy Co., was in
town the past week looking after creamery
business and is very much pleased with
the plant here.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mr.. Frank Tripp Of Derby was here on
business Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie Buck is at Island Pond caring
for Mrs. Al Bean and her young son.
, DR.. J. B. Cushman has been sick and
: confined to the house several days.
Charles and Clark Royce were at Lyn-
don and st. Johnsbury a part of last week.
Mrs, Jane Aldrich is at Brighton, caring
: for her daughter, Mrs. Frank Louie, who
. is critically i'll.
a G. E. Corutb, A. c. Fellows and W. e.
Trip attended the district meeting at
s Newport Thursday.
q It is expected that Rev. 1Ir. Russell Of
3 Ludlow viii supply the pulpit OF the Ply
? mouth church for the present.
Those indulgfbg in coasting on the vii
Iage streets should be very careful. We
. have no desire to report coasting accidents.
7 Ice is being harvested IN large quantities
from Echo Pond, The cakes are only u
e inches thick whereas last year they were
s about three times that.
Ira A. Gray has exchanged his block in
2 the village with w. E. Blood of Morgan
for his Fall farm. Mr.. Blood will pur-
5 chase Mr.. Gray IS stock of merchandise and
e continue the business,
= :, The little child, Lizzie SWEET, who ha
b8en cared for by Mrs. Rose Gray for sew
: !, eral months, died Tuesday evening, aged
= four years. .She was formerly cared for in
, a charita bic institution near Boston, her
! mother being dead. Mrs. Gray and fam
:, lily had learned to love her dearly and viii
: sadly miss her attractive and bright pres
ence in their home.
,e WEST CHARLESTON.
N Colby George lost his horse 1sst week.
lg. Mrs. Delta McDougalI IS stopping at
y Newport.
Adm Armstrong is the second victim o.
the .mumps.