Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-26
Local News
BROWNINCTON.

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BRowNINGTON.
H. H. Day got nail in his foot
Saturday.
Alberta Day was home Saturday
and Sunday.
Leonard Barry fell and broke his
arm last week,
Ethel O'Rourke began school in the
North district Monday.
George Virgins was at Pike Sta |
tion, N. H.. last week.
Mrs. Tewnsend of Orleans is at
work for James Wyman.
About IL of the friends of James /
Young came ftom Newport to his sug- !
ar camp.
Carroll Wilder and Elsie Herman of
Coventry were married on Friday,
April Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Jenkins from
Charleston. Mass, are visiting at >.
A. Joslyn's.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Grow that they are in
Santa Barbara, California, where Mr..
Grow has employment.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. Kidder is working for H. J.
Lapierre.
Joe Morrill, is working for W. S.
Mcdowell.
Hazel Alexander was at Barton at
few days last week.
Urban Spencer has again taken up
his duties as mail carrier.
School commenced here Monday with
Miss Alice Fisk as teacher.
M. H. Drown of Orleans visited his
brother, L. A. Drown, few days last
week.
Mrs. E. A. Town and little daugh.
ter returned to their home at New
port last week.
Gaylord Fox has moved his family
into one Of the Pike Manufacturing
Company tenements.
w. H. Clapper has hired the black
smith shop and is reported to be
frst-class blacksmith.
Mrs. w. j. Monteith was in New
port few days last week visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Town.
EAST CHARLESTON
Mrs. Austin Bashaw is seriously i'll
Elbridge Legacy and his son Jerom'
are ill with scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hinton, Jr.
have moved to Gardner, Mass.
Melburn White of Newport was
guest of Richard Parker last week.
Mrs. David Morse-has been in yer,
poor health for the past few weeks.
Miss Laura Whitehil1 has returne
to her home in Bloomington.
The social announced for Friday
April %. has been postponed till fur
Their notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coolbeth are the par
ents of little daughter, born Wed
nesday, April 10.
The topic for the G. E. praye
meeting April 27, sabbath Benefits.
Leader, Miss Mabel Colburn.
Mrs. Ira Gray invites the ladies t
her home where she has beautiful dis
play of spring and summer millinery
Mrs. Will Carglll of Echo Pond ha
gone to a hospital in Montreal
where she will undergo an operatio
for appendicitis.
James, a small son of Mr.. an
Mrs. James Hinton, was hurt Will
playing at school last week, and hs
been seriously i'll, but is little bette
at present.
Mrs. Andrew Page, who has been i
at the home of her daughter at Islam
Pond, has returned to her home. W
are sorry she is not gaining as we'll g
her friends would like to have her.
VIM. Colburn, Geo. Pierce, Euger
Buck, Leon Buck, Edward Bly,, Lucir
Parker, John Piper, Wilson Hintc
were among the people who ente
tanned parties at their sugar caml
last week.
Mrs. John Hinton, who was recove
ing from an operation for gall ston'
was taken suddenly i'll last wee
DR.. Allen of st. Johnsbury was call
and a second operation performe
Mrs. Hinton is getting along as we
as can be expected.
WEST CHARLESTON
George Bracket is i'll.
r Mrs. Martha Hill was i'll last weel
Glen Ruiter is working in the pos
office.
Miss Cram of Derby spent Sund
at the hotel
Mrs VIM. Armstrong is occupyi
her house in the village.
NJ C. Eastman and Ed. Eastm
are in Missouri after horses.
Everett Fox --of Beebe. P. O.,
driving stage for Ed. Eastman.
Miss Eva BowIey of Newport wa
guest of friends here last week.
Elsie Dwire has gone to Willougt
to helm her sister Mrs. Harry Nor