Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15


Gorge Burroughs.
Mrs. Barrows returned to her homes
n Lancaster, Mass, last week
Miss Hattie Dutton spent several
lays last week with friends in Orleans.
Mrs. James Wyman has been suffer-
ng the past week with quinsy sore
throat.
Alsey Young spent Saturday and
Sunday with her sister Marjorie in
Newport.
Mrs. Roscoe Dutton entertained sew
eral of her friends Friday evening, the |
occasion being her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lewis and little ,,
daughter from Morgan visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hitchins, re-
Gently.
Several from this town went Satur-
day to help Ethan Adams move an
old house which he will repair in the
spring.
Edgar Kahlstrom has gone to the
deaf and dumb school at Hartford,
Conn. He expects to finish his course
this year.
About fifty attended the Ladies' Aid
at the hall last Thurdsay evening. H.
H. Day and 0. A. Grow furnished the
oysters and paid all other expenses.
BROWNINGTON CENTER
Ed Emerson's baby has been quite
i'll with pneumonia.
Philo Powers has gone to East
Haven for the winter.
Dennis Fox and his son Clyde are
working for Lucius Lund.
The remains of Harvey Foster Of
CharlestoWn, n. H., were brought
here for burial Sunday. Mr.. Foster
was former resident of this town.
Deputy state game warden J. C.
Houston, has in the last eighteen
months arrested and brought before
the states attorney four violators
of the fish and game law. Amount of
the fine and costs $503.
The D. of L.. installed their officers
for the ensuing term last Wednesday
evening. c., Lillian Odell; A. C,
! Ernest Going; V. c.. L. N. Lund A
v c., Raymond Adams; R. S. Ola
| Lund A. r. S., Gertrude Emerson ;
| F. S., Addie Porter; treasurer. Mae
Emerson; c., Edith Porter; l. c., E.
A. Emerson O, G, Wilmer Gray; Jr.
Elk, c., E. M. Porter Jr. Elk. A. c.,
Max E. Porter.
EVANSVILLE
Mrs. J. w. Moore is caring for Mrs.
M. J. Going.
W. H. Alexander is in poor health al
the present time.
News has been received of the safe
arrival of E. |. Huse at Miami, Fla.
Mrs. M. J. Going is quite sick at the
home of her daughter, Mrs E. H. AL
exander.
Dana Clark has moved to Irasburg
where he will be employed as sawyer
for the E. L. Chandler Company.
Charles Foster of st. Johnsbury an
Mrs. Harvey Foster of Charlestown
n H., were in town over Sunday t.
attend the burial of Harvey Foster.
f The Pike Manufacturing compan
! have finished very prosperous yea
r in their business, and with the amour
of orders coming in, it indicates bus
year ahead of them.
: The annual donation Of the Methc
dist church at Evansville Will be bel
Friday, Jan. oath. An oyster suppe
will be served Rev. Allen of Barto
will deliver an address and other er
tertainment is being prepared by loca
talent. 1t is hoped that we will Sc
the church filled on this occasion.
Harvey Foster, who was born her
Jan.,7 1847, died in Charlestown, N
: H.. Thursday of heart trouble. afte
nearly ten years of sickness. He live
here as mill man until his removal t.
y New Hampshire. From his first ma,
! rage one son, Charles Foster of 81
Johnsbury. was born, and from hi
second marriage two daughters wer
born, Mrs. Arcadia Brown OF Lebanon
N. H., and Miss Martha Foster @
Charlestown. Three children beside
Mrs. Foster survive him. The funers
was held Saturday at his home i
Charlestown. N. H, and the body wa
brought to Bloomington Center fC
? burial. Rev. Geo. Smith officiating a
the grave, members of the G. A. r
post of Orleans acting at bearers. M
Foster enlisted in Co. 8, 9Th Vt Vol
in 1864 and served until the end of til
5 war.
LOWELL
A daughter was born to Mr.. al
Mrs. John Pudvah, January 4th.
E. E. Alexander of West Bruke vi
tied his son, Maynard last week
Little Ferne Souther is recoverir
!. from her illness with pneumonia.
F. H. Sanborn and family are visi
ing in Irasburg and Albany this wee
The infant son of Mr.. and MI
Mason of Irasburg was buried fro
: the R. C. church Monday.
Charles Carter was in Coventry F.
day to visit his daughter and husban
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rogers.
Arthur Hines of Westfeld spe
6 several days visiting here while di
- abled from work by his accident
Charles Duyal and family arc snen