Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-26

Mrs. Julia Hamilton and daughter
Inez have moved from the Center to
East Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Miles AM two
little sons of West Derby are visiting
friends jim town.
Ed. Shatney of Greensboro has pur-
chased the M. Shatney farm ard
moved last week.
Elwood Sanders, who is at work at
ST. Johnsbury, has been spending a
few days at home.
O. Rowell and Geo. Dow of Hard
wick were guests at Thomas McLel-
lan's very recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett of Troy, who
have been visiting at Clement Barry's,
have returned home.
Frank P. Rowell is improving very
rapidly and his nurse has returned
to ST. Johnsbury hospital.
r. NJ Cowles and Alison Mills were
called to Windsor last week Wednes-
day as witnesses in court.
Misses Annie and Nora Copeland.
spending a few days at home.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con :
gregational church met at Dana Nc
Cures Tuesday evening, May rs.
VIM. Shepard, Henry Mills,and Chas.
Davidson have had their. buildings
shingled. Many others are having re-
pairs.
H. F. Lilley of Boston. a roommate
of Frank Rowell when at work in Bos-
ton. has been spending few days
with Frank recently.
H. B. ChamDerlin had on This 80th
birthday 102 post cards. several letters,
and two ten dollar gold pieces, for
which he thanks all his friends.
Miss Agnes Chafey met her aunt,
Mary Howarth of Lowell. Mass, at
Orleans Friday and went to Montreal
and Toronto to spend few days.
Miss Mabel Parlin, who has sbeen
very i'll at Geo. Lawrence's, was taken
to the Mary Fletcher hospital at Bur
lington for an operation last week.
DIR. A. M. Goddard has torn down
the remains of his woodshed, which
was partly burned several weeks ago,
and has built new and larger shed.
Word has been received of the mar.
riage of Miss Rosa Campbell. formerly
of this town. and daughter of DIR. j. G.
Campbell, to Geo. B. Blodget Of Den.
yer, COL. May 20.
The ladies of the Methodist society
and the w. r. c. will serve a dinner
at their vestry Saturday. May 20. AL
are cordially invited. Children under
| IL years will be given a free dinner.
BROWNINCTON.
Mrs. e. 4. Gross visited in Earto I
the past week.
Mr.. Murray's daughter Flora ron
New Hampshire is visiting him.
Mrs Ferrin is making preparations
to go to Colorado for the summer.
Edith Hitchins is home from Mr.
Perley's, where she has been work
ing.
Mrs. Jennie Maxwe is visiting he,
sister, Mrs. G. E. Dutton.
Mrs. G. J, Gross, who has beer
quite i'll, is improving slowly.
Mabel Parlin has gone to Burling
ton to the hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Charles Joslyn is on the sicl
list.
BLOOMINGTON CENTER.
Charles Whitehill has gone t
4 Charleston to work On the road fo
Don Moulton.
Mrs. Charles Whitehillis in Charles
ton STAYING with her sister, Mrs
Merrill Lewis for the present.
Mrs. S. j. Robinson, who has bee
conf ned in bed for several weeks, ha
so far recovered as to be up part Q
. the time.
Miss Eusebia Robinson, who ha
been sick in bed for three or fou
weeks, is slowly gaining.
w. Fl. Burrows is improving hi
house by repainting it.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Burrows wer
I guests of their son Clayton at tBarto
Sunday. $500 9'5s. 5tse* .sE
John Young and family have re
turned from their visit at Manches
ter, n. H. ~ s.
Fred Broadbent of North Andove.
Mass, is visiting his sister, Mr.
! Oliver Dwyer.
] L. n. Lund and Arthur William
? have gone to Orleans, hauling lumbe
: for the E. @. Chandler Co.
: Mrs. Sarah Fox, who has spent til
. winter at 8. A. Hunts in Barton, hs
2 returned to her home.
= Edgar Wells is making repairs o
!. his house by new shingling and gi1
: ing it new coat of paint.
: Harold Burrows of Orleans visite
; his grandmother, Mrs. Matte Bul
rows, the past week.
Mrs. Sarah Briggs of Mancheste
N. H., recently spent few days bel
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