Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-18

Mrs. C Fl Porter, who has been car
ing for Mrs. Geo. Anderson for the
past three weeks, returned home We'd
nesday. Her little granddaughter, Ed
ma Anderson came with her.
There was pleasant social gather
| ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
! William Courser Friday evening.
Dancing was the chief feature of the
evenings entertainment. Cake and
coffee were served and the company
dispersed at very late hour.
EAST ALBANY.
John T. Simon left Monday night for
New York city where he will visit his
brother and son. John Rowen. pro-
prietor of Hotel Barton, accompanied
him.
BROWNINGTON.
Geo. Virgins has returned from
Canada
Mrs. Minnie Clark has gone to
! Danvers, Mass.
Geo Grow visited relatives in Hard
wick last week.
Victor LoveIand has moved into
Arthur Taylor's tenement.
4 Chester Colley of Boston visited rel
atlveS in town the past week.
There will be a social at the acad-
envy hall Thursday evening, Nov. 10.
Mrs. A. E. Grow and Miss Vail from
Island Pond spent Sunday with rela-
tives, in this place.
ROWNINCTON CENTER.
). Joseph BenoiU was in Newport or
business this week.
81 Mrs. Addie Porter is visiting he1
: mother AID sister in Richford-
Charles Whitehill shot a fire bucl
| Saturday, weighing 200 pounds.
Horace Smith has gone to Barton t.
board in the family Of E. A. WaIcot
this winter.
Philo Powers is in East Haven build
ing roads on his lumber lot Luciu
8 Lund is helping him.
Miss Emma Vail and her friend Mrs
Grow of Island Pond visited at R. c
Il Wallis one day this week
- Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Smith hav
gone to Keene, N. H., to spend tn
winter with their daughter.
Mrs. Sarah Orne and Mrs. Marth
Burrows have closed their houses fo
the winter and will go to Lisbon. n
H., to stay with Mrs. Orne's daugf
ter. Mrs. Henry Hudson.
There has been no service at til
church for the past two Sundays {
the pastor has been in Coventry al
sisting in revival meetings there. Sci
vice next Sunday at the usual hour.
h The Star Dramatic club gave the
- drama entitled Diamonds an
Hearts" in the town hall on Frida
evening, Nov. Is. They had a fu
house and all pronounced it good an
well played. Special mention shou
be made of the recitations of Mi
Ie Alice Blake between the acts. The
40 were finely rendered and we'll Apr
ciated.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. C. G. Clark is quite i'll.
st G.. R. Prescott has rented his far
to Mr.. Douglass.
Mrs. Alison Marshall is visiting h
sister in Newark.
Mrs. Mary Stuart has returned hon
from her visit at St. Johnsbury.
} Mrs. L. A. Drown is visiting frien,
l. j. E. Waterman has commenced
his new barn, w. S. Mcdowell doir
the work.
III Frank Lapierre has engaged to wol
- for Beede Durham, and Charley Piert
to work in the woods.
E. H Alexander has returned hon
- from Maine, where he has been wor
j ing the past summer.
Charles Blake has bought the Walt
Buck restaurant at Barton Landir
r. and will move this week. ),
s The Ladies' Aid society will me-
z with Mrs. Amy Alexander Thursd;
IL afternoon and evening. EveryboC
9 come.
z Willis Wilkey and Prosper Rehun
Y have finished work for the Pike Mf
= Co. Mr.. Rehame is working at Ba
Z ton Landing.
K The drama Diamonds and Hearts
II played at Bloomington Center Mover
s Der 13 by the Star Dramatic club w
K success in every way. A full hou
" enjoyed the play and pronounced
9 fine. This club is composed entire
Z of home talent and much praise
IL. due each one. The committee ha
USSu dSh0u W put ttliS play Ou u
K stage at Hardwick and West Charlie
u ton.
4 EAST CHARLESTON.
< Mrs. Mary Bruce spent few da
u with her children in East Haven la
= week.
= George Canning, one of our popul
< young man was married to Miss Ann
Y Mayhem at the home of the bride
= Dixvilie, P. O., last week. Congratul
K tions.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Price have moved he
4. from Sherbrooke. P. @.
Il The topic for the C. E. prayer NEE
= ing November 26 is ''Songs of tt
K Heart. Gratitude and How to Expire
y It." Thanksgiving day meetin
- Leader. B. j. Lang.