Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-27

made in last weeks paper that the four
boys who started for Canada ran away from
school. She states that they did not run
away from school but left after school was
dis missed and that they have always
obeyed the laws of her school. (ED.
BRoWNINGToN CENTER.
Miss .Eusebia Robinson is on the sick
list.
Henry Hudson of Fletcher is working |
for Rev. r. c. Vail.
Mrs. Albert Leland and mother from
Westmore recently visited at Henry Le- |
lands.
nurse, Mrs. McCloud of Barton Land
ing, has been caring for Mrs. Leland the
past week.
Mrs. Sarah Fox has SO far recovered as to
be moved to her sons at EastBrownington,
where she will be cared for.
Mrs. Nellie Burrows and daughter,
Hazel, of Barton Landing were guests of
Mrs Matte Burrows Sunday.
Mrs. EIvira Leland died. Thursday
at noon. The funeral will be held Sun
day at O'Clock at the church.
People are liable to mistakes. The
item that vas sent last week ncerniDg
the death Of Scion Carpenter should have
been under BroWnirgton Center.
Mrs. William Smith has been suffering
the past two weeks with blood poison in
er thumb, caused by pricking it with
tack. She is better at present.
EVANSVILLE.
Fred Osgood is in town visiting.
M. Berbick of Pike Station was in town
last week.
ID. SWEET has been on the sick list for
the past week.
The NJ E society is repairing the par
sonage inside.
Rev. Mr.. Howard visited his mother in
Con cord this week.
Miss Edith Terrin of Barton was the
guest of Miss Hazel Alexander last
week.
Mrs. James Randall was called home
from Bloomington Center to care for her
brother, Mr. Hilliard.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve ice
| cream and cake at the church May %.
Every one is cordially invited.
| Ben HiIliard had his left hand badly cut
On ban saw last week and has the
| sympathy of the community. The wound
| is doing well.
| The Pre- Memorial exercises of the
Evansville school children will be held in
the church, Wednesday evening May 20.
1t is expected there will be speakers from
out of town.
WEST CHARLESTON.
We are pleased to here that John Powers
is doing well.
Mrs Lafoe of Holland is at Mrs. Plum
mer .Seavey's.
Will Austin has taken Merrick Bowen's
blacksmith shop.
John Foster has taken Will Locks farm
| and moved there.
NedCummings is being cared for by Mrs.
Chaplain at her home.
Gene Lyon has moved into the tenement
vacated by Mr.. Bishop
into Ora Fosters tenement.
Mrs. Kate Cummings is visiting her son
Archie and other relatives in Connecticut.
Ora Piper is at East Charleston visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Piper.
Gene Clarke has hired Mr.. and Mrs.
Woods of Derby to work Tor him this
summer.
Mrs. Fannie Ramsdell and children of
Maine are visiting her father, C:P. Church,
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Campbell of West
, Derby were here to attend the funeral of
his uncle, Mr.. Seavey.
Ernest Worboys recently had his herd OF
/ of IA COWS tested and only one 2-year- old
i. heifer was condemned.
Charles Crawford and family of New
t port visited his brother, James Craw-
). ford, one day last week.
Mrs. Chas. Nye, Mrs. j. B. Holton an6
Mrs. G. w. Reed went to Coventry last
week as delegates to the w. c. T. U. con
vention.
Mrs. Ida Goodwin has bought the Ole
post-offce building and had it moved neal
Il her store. She will convert the building
8, into tenement.
n Fred Bishop has bought the Henri!
Church instead of the William Bruc
place as was reported. Mr.. Bishop ant
family have taken possession OF their neV
home.
it The g. A. r. and school children ar
II invited to meet at the Academy hall at tn
lg usual hour in the forenoon OF May 80, TO
the purpose of services at the cemetery
Immediately after dinner there will D
.E appropriate exercises by the children an
Of an address by Rev. ]. FL. Dickson at tn
is Baptist church. A cordial invitation t
On all.
81 Plummer seavey, whose death was men
toned last week, was one OF the oldes
c;tizans nj this place and was an homes