Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-28


relatives in Walcott recently.
Mrs Lyman Armstrong; daughter
has come to keep house for him.
Mrs. Herbert Cowles of Mansfield.
Mass, was the guest of her friend,
Mrs. A. A. Webster. over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Cobb were en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Shepard of Hardwick Friday and |
Saturday.
Don Colrser, who is typewriter for a |
large firm in Lawrence, Mass. arrived |
in town last week to spend his vaca-
ton with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Courser.
BLOOMINGTON.
Alice Blake has gone to Orleans to
work.
Milton Day is visiting friends in
town.
Alice Cushman has gone to East
Barnet for a visit.
Gilbert Gross has returned from his
visit to Tennessee.
Clarence Hagar of Barton visited
his brother Carl, last week.
Miss Margaret DaLorey Of Cal
! ifornia, is visiting at Edmund CROSS
The young people in the grange are
learning play to be given some time
! this TALL
Several from this town attended the
! funeral of Mr.. Flanders in Coventry,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy Woodbury. from Island
Pond is visiting her sister, =. Mrs.
Lorenzo Grow.
Charles ParIin and Max Newton
attended the band conert at Barton
Saturday night. VS. .-a.,ss.z Va. ......x sss.aa
The Christian Endeavor society will
give lawn party on the lawn near
band from Orleans will furnish music.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
William Cheney lost one of his
horses in very peculiar manner last
week. AS he was coming down. the
hill near the church the horse stepped
on rolling stone, slipped and fell
turning a somersault and breaking its
neck. ss,sss.. -.
BRcWMNGTON CENTER.
J James D. Oliver of Rouses Point, is
) visiting at William Odell's.
Miss Minnie Murch, of Newpor
visited her cousin, Mrs. Henry .LelanC
tthe past week.
Mrs. Gertrude Smith and children
have returned home from week:
visit at Irasburg.
Charles Vail has returned to Enfield
( N. H.. after two weeks stay will
. his father, r. C. Vail.
Several from here attended tn.
: Evansville Ladies Aid society meet
, ing at Wilmer Gray's Thursday even
ing. An ice cream supper was served
J and all report pleasant time.
Don't forget to hear the sermon
that is to be delivered to the M. 0. A
NJ, and q. of L. Sunday afternoo,
August l. Every member Of boil
orders are requested to meet at theil
hall at 2 o'clock Q. NJ.
The Evansville baseball team de
feated the South Barton team Satur
day by a score of II to 9. The featur,
of the game was the pitching of Wal
, ter Houston. striking out 10 men
Claude Houston dislocated his shout
tkder in the game.
} CRAFTSBURY.
r Phila Coburn is in very poor shealth
: Mrs. Mary Jones is visiting in Hard
wick.
Pearl Rowell has moved into tn
Martin house.
Harold Kinney returned to .sz.Bostol
+ last Saturday. = $50
5 George Chase rs building mic
cottage at Lake Hosmer.
t Thomas Crowley from Hardwic
. visited his parents Sunday. -
The Smith brothers and D. Bibb
a have their houses up and boarded. - :
: Mrs. C. H. Hartman from Albany
N. Y, is in town for few weeks.
!, Mrs. George Wheeler is entertainin
: her cousin from Springfield, Mass.
The new measles patients are Pear
, and Katie King and Abbie Stratton:
! A. D. Marckres spent Wednesda
July 81, with friends at Caspian Lake
8 Mr. and Mrs. Harold SCass are re
joicing over the arrival "a daughte
in their home Friday. -.
t Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Leavitt ar
entertaining their guests at the Smit
/, cottage, Lake Ellego.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Allen an
s daughter Helen from St. Louis, Mo.
arrived in town Monday for few day
= stay.
K Mrs. Nora Renfrew and grand
8 daughter Dora Gallagher. left Satu1
day for York beach to be gone fe,
weeks. sM
:, Mrs. Emma Heath who has been tn
r guest of her sister Mrs. Harry Emery
left for her home in Springfield, Mass.
6 Thursday.
q Mabel Heath left Saturday fo
J. Greensboro where she will spend