Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-20
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A daughter came to gladden. the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Dwyre May 10.
Mrs. Sarah Fox, whose serious Illness
has been mentioned, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls, of Bloomington
visited at John Bullock's last week.
Mrs. Maria Going is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Amy Alexander, at Evansville.
Rev. K. c. Vail, who was sick ia the
winter with rheumatic fever, is now
unable to walk.
Mrs. Will Lafoe and littlenson, of Win
ingburg, Mass, recently visited her
cousin, John Young.
Mr. and Mrs. George Porter of Spring |
field, Mass, are visiting his parents, MIR. |
and Mrs. Z. NJ. Porter.
The remains of Mrs. George Porter,
which were placed In the vault at Barton
Landing in the winter, were taken to
North Troy for interment Saturday.
A pleasant event of the week was the
meeting of George 6. Meade post and the
w. b. G. of Barton Landing at the home of
Comrade j. A. Smith Tuesday, it being
Mr. Smiths 70sh birthday. After the
business meeting refreshments of coffee.
cake, and ice cream were served.
EVANSVILLE.
E. H. Alexander has gone to Maine to
work.
E. H. Alexander has installed Peoples
telephone.
Earl Drown was home from South Bar
ton over Sunday.
Mrs. Maria Going is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E Alexander.
Miss F.ancss Aldrieh of Sutton visited
at L. A Drown's the past week.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet With
Mrs. Flora Gray, Friday afternoon and
evening, May q. Everyone cordially in
vited. 1t is expected there wilt be- read
ing and musical program in the evening.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Daniel Shedrick visited in town recently.
Willie Gray has gone to Evansville to
| work.
Mr.. Douglass has moved his family into
the old hotel.
Bernie Morse visited his brother, Ray
Morse, in Barton Landing last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Fuller OF Irasburg
visited at Leon Bucks last week.
The United Workers will serve dinner
in the vestry on Wednesday, May %.
DIR. J. L. Potter, John Buck and Preston
Clark are having their houses painted.
Ora Piper of West Charleston is staying
Piper.
d. z. Hopkins will soon move his family
from Island Pond TO his farm at Echo
Pond.
Miss Laura Whitehill, who has been de-
tanned by sickness has begun her school al
the Center.
The members of the North Star camp, NJ
W. of A, will have dance in their hail on
Friday evening, May "a
Will Judd had his back hurt Thursday
by being thrown from his wagon, The
wheels passing over him.
Mrs. j. H. Wolcott, who has spent the
winter in Swanton, has returned and viii
spend the summer with her daughter, MRS
@. E. shedrick.
The cantata, "Ye Are the Light of the
World, will be repeated in the church or
Friday evening, May "a Il is hoped there
will be good attendance to encourage TIT
| children in this work
a Christian Endeavor society has beer
organized, which will hold meetings in tbt
vestry every Thursday evening. Every
body is cordially invited to attend and tax
part. The following officers were elected
President, Mrs. S. 7. Achenbach; vie pres
ident Edison Dunton; corresponding secre
tary, Mrs. 1. r. Wolcott; recording secre
} tary, Miss Florence Bruce; treasurer, VII
lie Gardner; organist, Mrs. w. E. Trip
assistant organist, Mrs I. R Wolcott.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Ernest Hayes is better.
Ed. Hutchinson has a Peoples teIe
phone.
Herbert Driver is working at Ludloy
Falls, Ohio.
! The sick ones at Ben Townsend's are al
| on the gain.
Cyrus Webster and family have moves
to Bloomington.
I. Henry Church has moved into Mrs
= Julia Ruiter's house.
Charles Gilman, formerly.of Montana,
working for Ed. Eastman.
Mrs. Martha Sturtevant of Windsor
visiting at Hoarce Wilder's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. st. Peter are th
parents OF baby boy, born May II.
IS Richard Steadiford and daughte
II Annie, have gone to Ryegate for the sun
e mer.
e John Powers went to hospital la