Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-07-13

of Lowell, Mass, are visiting friends
in town.
Miss Bertha Mcclure, who has
been attending the Normal school at
Johnson, is at home.-Miss Myra
who teaches at St. Johns
bury, is spending her vacation at
home.
Barton Landing.
A new boy at Geo. Nye's.
Rufus Trip extends his mail route
to Long Pond to-day.
Skinner & Brown are putting up a
new barn near their mill.
L. M. Jenne finishes burning his
first kiln of brick this week.
Village meeting this evening to
discuss the question of new bridge.
Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
church meet at the parsonage, Thurs
day afternoon.
John Dodge and wife, DR.. Rowell
of Irasburgh and Mrs. G.. E. Church
ill of this place, started for Caledo-
MIA Springs, Ont, last week.
BrONNninS.tOn
BERTHE, son of John Campbell,
has been very i'll for about two weeks.
DR.. L. Young got his wagon
smashed up by his horse running
away.
Benjamin Boden lost valuable
colt one day last week; bleeding at
the nose the cause.
H. j. Brewster has purchased a
piece of land of Geo. Smith, on
which he will build a fish pond.
Frank Wells and wife, who have
been visiting relatives in Franklin
county, reached home last week.
E. A. Robinson, has the contract
for carrying the mail from the Centre
to Barton Landing for four years.
Mrs. Mary Dudley of Lowell,
Mass, came a short time since to
spend the summer with her mother.
Miss Carrie E. Day, who attends
school at Johnson, is spending part
of her vacation with her friends in
this vicinity.
Miss Carrie Seavey attended
church, Sunday July 9TH, the first
time since her return from Massachu-
sets; her health is improving.
Miss Jennie Foster, of Evansville
superintendent of the Sunday-school
in that place, accepted the invita-
ton extended to her and her school
to unite with the school in this place
in the exercises of the Sunday-school
concert, Sunday, July 5. 1t was an
enjoyable season for all present.
West Charleston.
N. S. Allen has gone to Canada
to buy horses.
Susie Clark, though still very sick,
is thought to be improving slowly.
The hay crop is coming on won
derfully since the late rains, and bids
fair to be an average crop.
Samuel Winslow has moved back
on to his farm, and Chauncy Dutton
has gone to Bloomington to live.
Frank Barnard is home for short
visit, his aunt, Mrs: Abby (Ruggles)
Fossett, and her husband from Cali.
fornia, are visiting friends and rela.
tives here.
Mrs. Jennie (Campbell) Kellogg
from Massachusetts, and her hus.
band and son, are visiting theil
friends and relatives here and al
Bloomington.
Charles Carpenter, who was quite
badly hurt by being knocked dowr
and run over by horse, ten days
ago, is improving and is in hopes tG
be able to resume his business labors
soon.
The remains of Francis Chase
were brought here from Brattlebort
for lnterment, the 9Th inst. Mr.. G.
was former citizen of this place
his funeral sermon will be preached
in the Baptist church, July 10Th.
East Charleston.
On Wednesday night of last week
one hundred and ten neighbors ant
friends, bringing tokens of friend
ship representing $50 in value, CAV,
John S. Sweeney and wife surpris,
by taking possession of their hous
and reminding them that it was tel
years since they were united in mar
riage. DR.. Badger in happy man
ner, made the presentation speech
TO which John responded in an ap
propriate vein. Refreshments wer
served and general social evenin,
was passed.-Herald.
Coventry.
Orrin landlord is home, laid u
with lung trouble.
Ella Nichols has gone to the Whit
Mountains to work.
Rev. H. L. Jones preached at th
M. E. church, yesterday.
Mrs. Hudson, sister of Rev. {
w. Stowell. has been stopping at b
+. Towers the past week.
Death is making sad inroad i
our community, and we have thu
this week to announce the loss @
Thomas Barnes, who suffered pan
alytic shosk year ago, but lingere