Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Campbell of Morris
vile were guests of Mrs. Helen Campbell
recently. They were taking a trip to
Barton and Charleston in their automo-
bile, but having some difficulty with the
machine were obliged to leave it here for
repairs and continue their journey with
team.
Decoration Day services will be observed
by Geo. FL. Phelps Post, No. ia, of Albany
as follows: The members of the Post,
soldiers and Sons of Veterans will form at
headquarters at 10 O'Clock a. m, with the
Valley Band at the front and march to the
school yard where they will be joined by
the w. r. G. and the children of the differ
ent schools. They will then march to the
village cemetery, where the usual services
will be observed by the Post and children,
returning in same order to- the church
vestry, where dinner will be provided by
the ladies for a nominal price as usual.
At 1:30 p. m. the following services will
be held in the Congregational church:
Public service by the Post, singing by the
choir, music by the band, few select
readings, address by Rev. w. A. Warner of
Barton. The public is cordially invited.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Mrs. George Hamilton of Barton is work
ing for Frank Aldrich.
Lewis Rock has sold his farm in West
more, to George Conley.
Lucius Lund has gone to Barton to work.
for Bert Dunham on the road.
Georgiana st. Peter was home from New
port, where she is working, over Sunday.
Myron Alexander of Barton Landing
spent Sunday with his father, A. P. Alex
ander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Carpenter OF West
Derby were guests of his mother over
Sunday.
Mrs. Ames has finished work for Frank
Aldrich and gone to her home In Coati-
cook, P. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith went to
Waterford last week, to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Smiths niece.
Wallace Houston, who was working in
the Chandler mill, had the misfortune to
get badly injured one day last weok. He
has the sympathy of the people as he had
been at work but short time after recov-
ering from long sickness.
EVANSVILLE.
w. Leland Is painting mis- buildings.
MrssI escott has music class of
Mr.. bees visiting at E. Fl.
AlexandelS 8 the paafsNeels
LA. Drown was in WoodagiIIe, N. H.,
on business the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A.. Foss visited. their
son Fred in Albany the past week.
The Ladies' Aid sociaky will serve ic !
cream at the church Thursday evening,
May 81, with patriotic litszaly pre-
gram for entertainment. A corddal In
vitation is extended to all.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Clyde River creamery paid 2. cents for
April butter.
Eugene Davis is moving from Brighton
back to his farm.
/ e. F. Barney has bought the Pratt farm
of the town of Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tongue had son
born to them May 18th.
Elmer Gray is working as assistant but
| ter maker at the creamery.
Ed. Royce has gone to Jay to work for
/ Taplin & Rowel driving team.
Mrs. Abbie Healey spent the past week
| visiting her daughters at Irasburg.
/ A. G. Fellows has rented the hall farm to
Geo. Colbeth, who has taken possession.
/ Mrs. Lula Bushaw is entertaining her
mother. Mrs. VIM. Scribner, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry I. Foster OF Newark
spent few days here recently with rela-
tives.
Ora CargiII has moved from Morgan in
to the Wilson Buck house and works for
J. b. Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell OF Morrlsviiie
have been here for several days visiting
Mrs. CampbelIs father.
F.B. Lang's farm buildings are receiving
a coat of paint and other improvements.
G. Ell. Chase is doing the work.
Mr.. Fred Kimball of Lyndonville spent
4 phob
ter Grace returning home with him.
Mrs. j. g. Kilburn of Newton, Mass,
has come to spend few weeks with her
uncle, Clark Royce, who still remains quite
sick and confined to the house.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Ed. Eastman has gone to Montana.
Mrs. A. w. Lyon Is on the sick list.
o. 8. Eaton was in town on business last
week.
tenement.
Mrs. Longeway has gone to Hardwick to
visit her daughter.
The M. w. A. will join with the @. A.
r. In Decoration day exercises.