Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-29
EAST BROWNINCTON.
EVANSVILLE.

EVANS WILL.
Mrs. Lawrence Emerson has moved
to Orleans.
Carroll Alexander has finished work
in Sheffield.
Miss Blanche Gallup has returned
from Newport.
Miss Gladys Marshall is working
for Mrs. Frank Lapierre.
Mrs. Kendall has finished work at
Westmore and has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Drown visited
friends in Newport the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlens have re-
turned to their home in Schenectady,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young of Rutland are
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank La
pierre's.
William Monteith has finished re-
pairing his mill and has commenced
saving.
Fred Foss and family of Albany
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
A. Foss, the past week.
About fifty of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. William Flood gave them a
surprise party Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER Fl. Refreshments of cake
and coffee was served and all en-
joyed a pleasant evening As Mr.. and
Mrs. Flood will move to their new home
il Charleston soon all wished them
happiness and prosperity in their new
home.
WEST CHARLESTON
Cheney Copp of Newport spent Sun.
day, with friends here.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ora Dane, September %.
Mrs. Emily Maplesden has, gone to
Mrs. Louisa Worhoy's to board.
Mr.. Labounty of Hardwick is visit,
ing his daughter, Mrs. John Powers.
Ed. Hutchinson and family spent
Sunday with friends in Rock Island
Mrs. Seavey is visiting her niece
Mrs. Herbert Ellis in West Derby
Mabel Wilson of West Derby is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. John Griffin
Mrs. George Bean of Springfield,
Mass, visited friends here the pas
week.
Mrs. Wood has begun housekeeping
in her tenement in Norman Brown:
house.
John Heath has so far recovered
from his recent severe illness as to bt
able to ride out.
Mrs. Ward Colby of Derby spent
Mrs. Harry Clark.
Luke Faufaw spent part of las
week in Troy visiting at the home o:
his uncle, Andrew Magoon.
Ernest GLADDEN. of Springfield
Mass, visited at the home of his un
Gle, S. D. Barrup, two days last week
Henry Willis has returned to Cali
fornia after spending the summe
with his mother. Mrs. Townse nd
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Pickel and grandso
visited two days last week in Islam
Pond at the home of their son, Han
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Walker of Jew
= EFT City, Conn.,, spent last week q
the home of his uncle, George Twon
bly,
Carmi Hunt has gone to Island Pom
where he has work for the comm
winter. His son Irving will go mex
week.
Collins Lacourse is moving
r Bloomington, to the farm he r.
Gently purchased of Mr.. Churchill {
y Barton.
e DR.. Gatchell, who has been very
y the past week with blood poisoning
j is little better. He is being treate
by DR.. Whitaker of Newport.
"a Rev. J. H. Dickson went to Lyndc
last Saturday to superintend clan
bake Mrs. Dickson accompanied hir
and Harry Ruiter, Ed. Hamilton al
George Kline went as assistants.
; cRAFTSBURY.
- Will Wilson was home from Ne'
port over Sunday.
= There was no services in the M.
church last Sunday.
,rt Thomas Johnston has purchase
,rt John Gilbert's farm.
er Harry Crowley and Willard Woo
i'll bury are each improving.
n ul Several from this town attend
"a. the state fair last week.
e ed J. c. Allen from Burlington
Of spending few days in town.
ate Mrs. John Cass left last Wednesd
if for few weeks visit in Providenc
'aaldi Mrs. Lucy Patterson +. and Ma
is Spaulding visited in Glover last Thur
ely day.
me me- Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Babcock we
business visitors in Hardwick IL
Thursday.
e Mrs. Kaiser and Mrs. Nelson we
= business visitors in Orleans IL
'E Thursd
Mrs. Jennie Twiss clerked in J.
Leavitt's store during his absence
10y 6y the state fair.
m Rev. w. E. Allen was called toCh
an .ea last Thursday to officiate at ,
ed funeral of former parishioner.
re Miss Nellie Edmonds from Albal
erk N. Y. visited in town the first
the this week and was guest of Marga
aiss Wilson.
hat Mrs. Mark Andres, who has be
A. stamping with her daughter seve
' US days, returned to her home in Bar
loot Monday.