Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02
BRoWNINcTON CENTER.

0NOWNlNO ON OEN Ek.
George Dryer Yves in Boston few days
the past week.
Mrs. Leslie Armstrong is conti ned liz bed
with rheumat ism.
Laura Whitehill has gone to Derby to at
tend the teachers examination.
Oscar Chamberlain has taken David
Orne's farm at w sstm ore and is m oving
there.
Frank and B. A. Ssavey were called to
Iras burg Tuesday to attend the funeral of
their uncle.
The leap year ball at the town hall Feb
ruary 81 was we'll attended and foe time
enjoyed by all.
Leslie Armstrong had one foot badly
jamned by log, while working in The
woods recently.
Mrs. Nellie Lamorey of Derby Line was
the guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs Will
Morey the past week.
After the Jr. o. U. A. M. meeting closed
Wednesday evening plain doughnuts and
warm sugar were served.
The body of Cutler Seavey, who died at
the holle of his son, Homer Ssavey, at
IrAsburg was brought here for interment
in the family lot.
Lennie Houston drew from Morey's mill
to Barton Landing with Ed. Porter's team
at one load three elm logs that scaled six
teen hundred and sixty feet.
There will be social dance in the town
hall Friday evening, March g. Refresh
ments will be served in the hall Orches-
ira of three pieces will furnish music. All
cordially invited.
EVANSVILLE.
E. A.Town visited friends in LittIeton,
n. III. last week.
Mrs. James Randall has been quite sick
the past week.
Earl Drown of South Barton was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Lapierre visited friends at
Island Pond last week.
Mrs. J. w. Moore has returned from Bos-
ton where she has been receiving treatment
for her throat and is very much improved.
The sugar sociable at the church was we'll
attended. About 40 were present, w.
c. Trip came from Barton Landing will
four horse team bringing 30. 1t was a
success, the entertainment was good and
much thanks is due VIM Baird who gave
the sugar and to those who came from out
of town.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Henry Lewis, has moved to lrasburg.
Mrs. U. U. Bruce has returned to East
Haven.
Sadie Cushman is staying with her
grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Bou.an.
Mrs. David Archer visited her brother
Mr.. Goodsell was the guest of hi:
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Cargille last week.
Roy Piper is moving from West Charles
ton into the house with Mrs Labonte.
Fred Trip has returned from Whitman.
tic, Conn, and reports his father much
better.
Mr.. and Ms. McCsffey have moved here
from Derby. Mr.. McCaff5y has startec
work in the crea merry.
Harry Piper and Richard Archer have
finished their work at Island Pond aud re-
turned to their home.
Mrs. L Kettle and little daughter Els
Their of Island Pond visited her sister, Mrs
Go. Chase, the past week.
Mrs. w. E. Trip, Mrs. Eugene Bucl
| and Mrs. L. L. A tnen bach attended the
Sunday school convention in Newport
February oath.
Frank E. Wolcott, who has spent thu
past seven months with his brother, Irv
ing Woicott, has returned to his home il
Pasadena, Cal.
The topic for the c. e. prayer meeting
March 9th, ''Songs of the Heart, How Coz
Made Men," Conservation meeting. Lead
er, B. g. Morse.
| Moses Morse was thrown out of hi:
! sleigh last week the horse running t,
Rlunkett before it was caught, while the
sleigh and harness were broken. Mr.
Morse was not injured.
Will Whitman who has been working
in Panama for the past few years, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. P. A. Davis. Mr.
| Whitman, who has been sick the past year
will take vacation for the next three
months in hopes to improve his health.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. Allison Bowen is convalescent.
Mildred Armstrong. is working at TIT
hotel.
Beryl Temple has returned from her visi
] in Derby