Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-13
Joslyn visited her son,


Mrs. j. A. Joslyn visited her son,
Fred, recently.
Leon Lewis from Passumpsic was
home over Sunday.
Ray Litchfield is suffering with an
a5scess on his neck.
Miss Helen Graves from st. Johns
bury is visiting friends.
Charles Parlin has been helping his
son Frank in Barton.
Ethel GLADDEN. from Coventry visited
relatives and friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E !. Grow of Is
land Pond were in town last week.
for an operation. is expected home this
week.
Master Henry HENDERSON is visiting
his uncle, Walter HENDERSON, in AL
bany.
Stanley Marsh and family, who have
been i'll with tonsilitis, are able to be
out again.
E. S. Tinkham is so much improved
that he is able to be about with the aid
of cane.
Tuesday the youngest child of Ma
than Berry fell and broke his arm be-
low the elbow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Young entertain
ed a party of young people from New
port at their sugar house Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lyon and
daughter, from Ayers Cliff. Que.
spent few days at J. M. Wyman's
last week.
BROWNlNCTON CENTER.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln Campbell recently.
Charlie Whitehill has gone to
Charleston to work for Bert Lang.
Laura Whitehill has returned home
from a few days visit at Charleston.
Mrs. Leslie Armstrong recently
. spent a few days with her mother,
, Mrs. Hazen, in Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred LaMorey of
Derby are the guests of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morey.
: Mrs. Matte Burrows, who has spent
5 the winter with her sister, Mrs. Ball
| has gone back to her home.
Mrs. Morey Gray, who is caring
for Mrs. Heber Parker at Barton Land
ing, spent Saturday and Sunday Will
her daughter, John Young.
. EVANSVILLE.
). Miss Kate Marshall, who has beer
sick with measles, is gaining.
= Fred Marshall will return to hi
t school at Montpelier this week.
i Carroll Alexander and Charles White
: field have finished work for the Pix
Co.
e Mrs. A. H. Allard of West Derb
S has been visiting friends here the pas
s week.
q |, Miss Ruby Page has returned her
q and is working for Fred Danforth i
J. the boarding house. 49, ''.:.-
e w. S. Mcdowell is working for Mis-
!; Annie Day putting in fireplace in he
u cottage at Westmore.
d Miss Mary Howard and brother wi
, go to Hardwick this week to stay unit
! their father, Rev. H. E Howard, re
l., turns from conference.
le EAST CHARLESTON.
a Little Carl Hall is quite sick.
lie Mrs. Mary Bruce is repairing he
y house.
at w. w. Bruce has finished his work
East Haven and returned home.
c.. E. Shedrick and Will Colburn hav
&c the Bell telephone installed in the
- homes. .1 ~ .-..
q Willie Stoddard and friend Of We
70 Derby visited his parents, Mr.. ar
Mrs. w. E. Stoddard last week.
IN Mr.. and Mrs, John Bryant are tt
to parents of twin boys born Thursda.
Apr. 9; one baby only lived fe
hours. -
in The topic for the C. E. prayer NEE
ing April 16, temperance meeting.
. lessons from the Life of John
IN Cough" Leader, Edison Dunton.
Jerome Hudson's barn caught fire r
:. Gently, caused by defective electr
is wire, but it was discovered in time
that very little damage was done.
it's Two persons were buried here We
nesday, Apr. 8, from Island Pond, MI
. Wheeler, an aged lady and Eddie Il
Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herm'
Lamson, former residents of this plac
Much sympathy is felt for the paren
in their sorrow.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Our readers will be interested in
original article appearing on page thr
NJ of this paper by Mrs Emma Reed
- This town.
ng COVENTRY
for Edgar Smith is home from Connec
ear cut.
1er The, schools in town will all beg
70 April 20.