Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-05

About twenty met at the home of Mr..
Orvin Marsh for cottage prayer meeting
last We dnesday evening. Rev. G. l..
Sheaffer was present and conducted the
meeting.
Mrs. Ocvin Marsh received word the first
of the week OF the death of her niece, Mrs.
f. w. Shattuck of Whitman, Mass. Mrs.
Shattuck was burned to death Sunday
evening, january 2s, through the over
turning of lamp. Fer husband was con-
ducting service at the time in the church
200 feet away. She will be remembered
here by many as Myrtle Hutchinson.
BLOOMINGTON CENTER.
Nellie Mercy has returned home from
her visit to Lyndon.
Two fiocks of wild geese were seen going
north Tuesday, Dan, 3Oth.
Mrs. William Dawson and children of
Barton Landing are visiting at Warren
Huse's.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. q. III. Davis has, been quite sick the
past week.
Remember the donation visit, Thursday
evening, Feb. s.
A large deer was seen crossing 7. F.
Marshall's field Feb. 1.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. a. Fosss visited their
son in Albany, the past week.
c. P Shirr has his large ice house filed.
White & Miles Of Barton cut 1t.
Mrs W. ]. Montieth visited her sister,
Mrs. H. Fay in Iresburgh, laet,week.
Mrs. Vern Miles and little child of Bar
ton, visited at C. r. Prescott's last week.
Mrs. Marshall Clement went to. Newport
last week to see her mother, who is very
| i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Marshall recently re-
ceived news that their daughter, Mrs.
Forrest Oseood of New York City, was
very sick with typhoid fever.
There will be masquerade and box
party at Evansville school house, Feb. 9.
All are cordially invited. Ladies please
bring boxes. Music by the band.
Two thousand and fifty three gross OF
whetstones were drawn and put on the
cars at Barton Landing from the Pike
scythestone factory of this place in the
month of January.
Nearly one hundred of the people OF
Evansville and vicinity met with Mr.. and
Mrs. FL. A. Thomas Wednesday evening".
Cake, coffee and confectionery were served.
and very pleasant time was enjoyed by
all. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas are very plsha-
ant people and we are glad to welceme
them to our little village.
EAST CHARLESTON. s
George L. Kinne has moved to Test
Charleston.
Miss Florence Bruce has been. engaged
as table waiter at the Derby House.
B. G Davis, who has spent several weeks
in New York, is visiting his family here.
W. W. Bruce has been spending a week
at East Haven, visiting his son aud daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Cheney Of Lyndon
vile were the guests of relatives here last
week.
Miss Rose Campbell recently spent 6 few
days in this place, the guest OF her uncle,
Q. o. Goodwin.
Surprise parties were enjoyed by large
company at E. D. Allyn's recently ard at
Herman Canning's last week. Where
next?
G. w. Lang is seriously i'll at Meadow
brook Farm, East Brighton, where he
recently went to spend the winter with his
daughter.
o. B. Exley, formerly of South Ryegate,
has been engaged by Clyde River Creamery
as butter maker for the ensuing year, and
commences his duties this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kit Hudson were called to
Newark Monday by the news that their
daughter, Mrs. Elgia Foster, was suffering
, from appendicitis. They have returned
and report her as more comfortable. It
was hoped that she would not have to
submit to an operation.
WEST CHARLESTON.
The schools of the town are now all
closed.
Mrs. Emma Reed viii spend part of this
week in Lyndon.
Mrs. Huntress of Bloomington is visiting
J her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. Clifford from Lyndonville. is visit
ing his brother and sister in town.
Misses Mabel and Lora Wilson of Derby
visited at George Brackett's recently.
Miss Mamie Lathe of Maidstone, is
spending few days with Miss May ParIin.
Mrs. Taylor is home after visiting In
: different parts OF the state since Christmas.
Carrie Counter has moved to Boston
where her husband has work on electric
cars.
Gardner Cushman of LyndonvfIle spent
some time with his brother Samuel last
: week.
: Miss Clifford has suffered from a shock
of the nerves and is now in critical con-
3 dition.
Several from this town attended the
opening of the Kelley Hotel at Derby Ctr.
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Oliver will celebrate
. their fiftieth wedding anniversary Feb
ruary 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers ofDerby are stopping
at Kimball Clifford's helping care for Mrs.
Rogers sister.