Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-12-06
BROWNlNCTON CENTER.

Nathan Nemman is calling on friends
in town.
Charlie st. Peter has gone to Mil
an, N. H., to work.
Mrs. Nettie Huse visited at Henry
Kinneson's last week.
The S. o. A. N. club met at E. M.
Porter's Saturday night.
Miss Laura Whitehill has returned
to her school in Charleston.
School commenced Monday, Miss
Hazel Alexander as teacher.
Clayton Burrows and family spent
Thursday at w. Fl. Burrows
School began Monday in the Bruc e
district, Miss King teacher.
Mrs. Philo Powers and Mrs. Della
Bro Un spent Sunday at Glover.
Mrs. Bert Seavey is spending a few
days with her sister in st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weeden spent
Thanksgiving at Benjamin Burrows. ,
William Smith and family spent
Orleans.
Abram Gray an on Milford of
Morgan visited at Lincoln Campbell's
last week.
Wallace Spencer Of Evansville spent
THANKSGIVING at the home Of his son,
Urban Spencer.
Mrs. Collins LaCourse has returned
from two weeks visit in Barre and
Littleton. N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter and
daughter Of Orleans spent Thanksgiv-
ing at E. M. Porter's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Lund and Miss
Jessie Morehouse spent THANKSGIVING
at L. A. Lund's in Orleans.
Elmer Leonard and family of Barton
and Lawrence Leonard of Sheffield
were at Tom Smiths Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dewing of
Glover spent Thursday with Mrs.
Dewing's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Wells.
Miss Mary Chatham, who has been
spending few days In Glover, has re-
turned to the home of her sister, Mrs.
Della Brown.
News has been received from F. ].
Huse that he arrived safely at South
Carolina and is we'll and much pleased
with the country.
Edward Emerson has moved to the
farm purchased of Will Burrows. Mr..
Burrows moves in with his mother,
Martha Burrows, for the winter.
Joseph Wyman of Barnstead, P. O.,
has moved into John Young's house
and will take charge of the electric
MILL His brother has moved in with
him.
Merrill Lewis and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Whitehill. Charles Thay-
er and son OF Stanstead Plain and
Harry Thayer of Coventry spent
Thanksgiving day at Horace White
hills.
The village school, Hazel Alexan-
der, teacher. closed Wednesday, Nov.
Is. The pupils having no absent
marks during the term were Mary
Chapman, Marion Seavey. Leslie Dut-
ton, Charlie Gallup, Russell Seavey
and Maynard Wells. Ruby Vail was
absent On0-ndlI Qdy.
EVANSVILLE. e
Bernie Wilson spent Thanks giving
in Newport.
Alison Marshall's little daughter
Dorothy is quite sick.
Carroll Alexander's baby is gain ing
slowly but is still very sick.
Miss Alice Fisk of Barton com
menced her school here Monday.
Hazel Alexander and Geneva King
commenced their schools Monday
Irving Robinson and family spent
Thanksgiving at Homer ua and's.
Henry, Nellie and Eta Clapper
were home from Barton over Thanks
giving.
Alvah Perkins is to move into the
A. P. Alexander house up the river
for the winter.
Mr.. Nickerson has finished work on
the Monteith house and returned to
his home in Newport.
The creamery is to be closed here
for the winter months, the cream
from here going to Mr.. Eddy's cream
cry at Island Pond.
Fred Marshall has commenced work
for Mr.. Eddy. gathering cream and
taking it to Island Pond creamery.
Wallace Spencer has finished work for
Mr.. Eddy.
David Morrison of this place and
Miss Jessie Campbell of Toronto,
/ Canada, were married at Newport
/ Dec 2. Their home will be- here.
The many friends of Mr.. Morrison
are glad to welcome his bride and ex.
tend their congratulations.