Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-26

Miss Agnes Chafey and Mrs. Rosa Page
took a trip to Mt. Mansfield last week.
Misses Rosa and Lillian Campbell joined
them at Morrisville.
BROWNINCTON.
Chas. ParIin and o. A. Marsh have
rece ntly shingled their barns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith have gone
to st. Johnsbury for short visit.
Mr.. Cass and son from Massachu-
sets are visiting at o. A. Marsh's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Marsh visited
relatives in Newport Center last week.
Mrs Geo. Burroughs, who has been
i'll for long time, is now able to ride
out.
Quite number attended the lawn
party at MIR. Craudall's last Monday
evening and report very pleasant
time.
Miss Ida Carron of this place ard
John Gravel of Berlin, n. H., were
married Monday, Aug.19. Mrs.Gravel
has many friends here who extend
congratulations.
EAST BROWNINGTON.
Ethan and Moses Gin6llan were
recently called to Burke to attend the
funeral Of their aunt, Mrs. Ash Bishop.
There VIII be Sunday school at the
school house next Sunday afternoon
st two O'Clock. Let everyone come.
Mrs. Hamilton of Nova Scotia and
daughter from Lynn, Mass, have
been visiting Mrs. Hamilton's broth
er, O. w. Skinner.
Mr.. Kinney from Greensboro and
She minister from East Charleston
held meetings in the school house
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
and also organized a Sunday school.
Mrs. Adah Colby has finished WORK
for Mrs. Brewster in Irasbprg, where
she has been the last year, she will
stop with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Selden Gray, few weeks, then will
make her home in New Hampshire.
RRoWNINGTog CENTER.
James Maxwell il, not improving in
health.
JamesMax#ell has moved into E. NJ
Porter's tenement.
Mrs. Viola Maxwell OF BostoB is
visiting her son, James,
Miss Irene Robinson Of Lisbon, n Z j,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. G. Vail.
Mrs. Lora, Faller of Irasburg has
beer the guest Of friends here for 3
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Elbridga' Colburn oa
Ghafssbury calico Oh friends, here lao5
Thursday.
John. Maxweli'i8 here freq, Califor
MIA or accourt5 OK she iLaese of his
son, James.
Mrs. BOY Moray 05ed early Friday
morning after 3. short illness- She
was caGnping as, WNloughby. More
particulars viii besgiWen later,.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve a
baked bean supper In the chRnch ves-
try Thursday evening, Aug. 10 A
cordial Invitation is extended 80 all.
Last Tuesday, Charles Wheeler and
son, Ered,, OF Barton Landing drove
up to Henry Lelan5|s blacksmith shop.
Fred was aitting inthe wagon and by
some means the Bride dropped off
the hesse, which ran. ageund the shop,
threw, Fred out and started on the
home streteh but was caught ut L. A.
Lunds The wagon. vas somewhat
damaged bat no ones was injured
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mrs S. T. Achenbaeh is 1isatlng
friends in Barre.
The infant child OF MIR. ard Mrs.
Bert shed6 vas buried here Monday,
Aug. t9s~
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. :. Eddy and two
daughters visited relatives last week
at Clyde cottage.
Miss, Ida Hastingsof Derby IS. visit
ing her aRDts, Mrs. David Archer and
| Mrs. VI. ". Bruce.
The families of f J. Hudson and
Wilson Hinton recently spent q week
camping at WilIoughby.
The ladies are in1ated to neet with
Mrs. Ira Gray, Wednesday, Aug. %,
from ato O'Clock 10 sew for, the fair.
Rev. and Mrs. Record, who have
been visiting relatives in town, have
retu1aed to their cottage at Wiloughe
by.
The topic for the @. E. prayer meet
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