Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-09-28
A. Gnllnn has moved Mrs

Mr.. Gallup has moved Mrs. In
derwoods house on the new grounds.
N. L. Simpson is giving his house
coat of paint.-G. Churchill is
fitting up about his store near the
bridge.-Sam. Hall is building new
barn.
BI.O~vnin ton.
A. w. Seavey is making quite ex-
tensive repairs On his house.
Rev. j. Forrest preached at the
Centre, Sept. 20, and will preach
there Oct. 4th.
The Seventh Day Adventists have
held meetings in different parts of
the town the past week.
Auction of G.. W. Page and A. S.
Hutchns at this village Oct. 6, at
one o'clock, p. m. See bills.
Wilmer, son of Herbert Gray,
only four years of age, recently pick
ed up II bushels of potatoes in one
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wells have
returned from Franklin county,
where they have been visiting. Mrs.
" ollie ;c -, fool1o hooItb
Rev. Geo. Page is selling out his
pro perty here preparatory to going
to Kansas, where he will enter the
ministry as Seventh Day Advent
preacher.
Rev. A. S. Hutchins has received
a call from the Brattle Creek, Mich,
Sanitarium, to act as Chaplain of
that institution and is preparing to
90 there this fall. Mr.. Hutchins
has long been president of the Sew
enth Day Adventists Denomination
Society of this state, and stands well
in the denomination and among the
people here.
Evansville.
Albert Gallup and wife have gone
to Canada to stay few weeks.
There are a good many acres of
late grain to be cut yet and it all
lays as fiat as possible rather dis
couraging thing for the farmers. A
good many fruit trees were broken
by weight of snow. W. B. Guild
was drawing logs to mill Thursday
morning on a sled.
West Charleston.
Gochey & Goodwin have employ
&. E. Frye, Il first-class horse sheer,
and are advertising the fact in this
paper. See adj, and then go and
see the blacksmith.
Coventry.
Rev. w. A. Evans and wife are
in town; glad to see them.
Benz. Shippee has bought the Hol-
land Thrasher house, and Mr..
Thrasher will board with the family.
Holland Thrasher has been ap-
point ed postmaster. Mr.. Thrasher
is an old-fashioned democrat and
held the office many years ago. He
has had experience and is old enough
to do the business we'll. The office
will be moved to the old office in the
w. H. Tibbetts store.
CraftSburv.
The ladies' festival at the church
on Wednesday evening was a success
Notwithstanding the snow storm.
The Village Band discoursed some
good music.
Jack Keir is thoroughly repairing
his house, Robert Patterson is doing
a good job on his grst mill, prepar-
ing to put in a new flour boult. Mel
son Hoyt is making very comfortable
and pleasant house of the one he
lives in. Luman Smith has recently
put up new dry house.
About 80 OF 40 of the young peo-
pie of this place met Saturday at
Dan Hoyt's to celebrate the 18th
birthday of his daughter Minnie, and
to congratulate her upon the day of
her majority. May her life be as
full of sunshine as the day, is the
wish of her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Spear have
returned from their western trip.
There will be missionary concert
at the Cong. church next Sabbath
evening.
Albert A. Silver, Jr., has gone to
Providence, r. l., and entered Brown
University.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid Society
meet with Mrs. Daniel Chandler Wed |
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. S. Buzzell, the blacksmith at
Beebe Plain, is about to set up bust
ness in the old Dow shop.
Chas. Davis has sold his tin busl-
ness to Mr.. Hodgden of Newport,
who has taken possession.
MI. Davis has sold the Gerard
blac ksmith shop to Edgar Nourse of
St. Johnsbury, who takes possession
Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Allbee have
gone to visit friends at Bellows Falls,
and expect to go to Boston before
returning home.
The M. E. society are making ex-
tensive repairs on their church build
ing, consequently there will not be
next Sabbath at that church.
Glover.