Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-01
ORLEANS MONITOR. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER l.

1BER 1, 1909
BRcWNiNGToN CENTER.
Clarinda Utton Of Coventry was the
guest of Laura Whitehill the past
week.
School commenced Monday with
Miss Newton of Bloomington as
teacher
Mrs. Sarah Orne is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. David Grapes, at
Lyndonville.
Will Morey has exchanged his mill
property here with Terry Page of
Morgan, for mill there.
Edgar Wells and daughter Bernice
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
niece, Mrs. Fred Jackman Of Glover.
The D. of L. entertainment and ice
cream supper given Friday evening
was success. 1t was we'll attended
and a pleasant evening was spent.
Carl Wells has returned from his
visit at Boston, his sister Bernice ac-
companying him. They came by
way of st Adams, visiting friends
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Phillips
and son Roy and Miss Griggs Of Iras-
|. burg. ana Mr.. and Ms. Q. A. Boright
of Sweetsburg, P. O., were guests OF
Mrs. Gertrude Smiln one day last
: week.
,, EVANSVILLE.
Walter Ragg of Boston visited
friends here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Allard of West
I Derby are visiting friends here.
. M. A Foss ia repairing his barn and
}. E. A. Gallup is working for MIR. Foss.
Walter Ragg and Miss Nell Elan
ders have gone to Windsor, ?, q. to
q visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins, who have
been camping at Wiiloughby lake
have returned.
Eddie Moore has gone to work for
the Willoughby Wood and Lumber
company, South Barton.
Mrs. John Collins is much improved
in health and her mother, Mrs. Ken
dali, has returned to her work at
Westmore.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Ira Nador has returned to his. home
in Lynn Mass.
Miss Grace Allard has gone to hel
home in Glover.
Mrs. Carrie Burnham will move tt
Barton next week.
Miss Ida Moulton is spending hel
vacation with friends in Lyndon.
Mrs Geo. Chase is entertaining he
mother, Mrs. Nicholson of Islant
Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Larraway an
daughter of Waterville are guests a
E. w. Bucks.
DIR. and Mrs. j. l.. Potter and daugh
ter visited relatives in Maine fey
!. days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McConnal of Fitc
Bay were guests of her sister Mrs
Clark Royce recently.
). Albert Tongue has moved to tn
place he recently purchased from Je
r ONE Hudson at Echo pond.
A large number of Woodmen an
their families attended the log rollin
in Derby last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Buck. Thoms
Larraway and daughter and Mrs.
Mcqueen and daughter are at tt
Moulton cottage, Seymour Lake.
The topic for the C.. E. prayer
nesting September 9, Life Lessor
for Me from the Book of Romans.
Leaders; Prayer Meeting Committe
Mrs. Ernest Hudson's two siste
and their children return to their hon
in New York this week. Her moth
will come Saturday to spend fe
weeks with her.
; Mrs. Jolly with granddaughter Mi
- Dorothy E. Groves, who has spent
past month with her daughter, Mrs.
wing Wolcott, have returned to the
homes in Lynn, Mass. Mrs. Wolco
returned with them for few week
WEST CHARLESTON.
y Howard Wilson of Barton, is visit
his grandfather, c. P. Church, a
other relatives.
Loretta Horn began school in
Cole hill district this week and boar
at Mr.. Grapes.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Magoon
Jay, recently visited her sister, M
Sarepta Faufaw.
Reuben Horn spent two days Ii
?, week in Holland with his daughtt
{. Mrs. F. J. Faufaw.
Mrs. Ellsworth Heath has be
entertaining her sister, Miss Bert
Labor of West Burke.
<E Mrs. Herbert ~EllisNand Mrs. Char
49, Abbott of West Derby, spent last M
. day with relatives here.
The remains of Miss Ellen Haselt
- of Orleans were brought here |;
week Tuesday for burial.
Ed. Hutchinson and family spe
last Sunday at the home of his unc
Ed. GLADDEN. in Coventry:
Many grangers from here attend
the field day exercises at Willough
Lake last week Tuesday.
George Lyon of Iowa, is the CUE