Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-01


from New York city and Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Woodward of Enosburgh, are visit
ing ut A. E. Norris and other friends in I
town.
d. L. Mcclure is erecting horse barn
24x3O. and Charles Hyland is repairing
his blacksmith shop.-Eber Bashaw has
improved his buildings with coat of
paint.
BrO<vniD S-tOn-
Riley Adams and family have gone to
New Hampshire.
Mrs. Tolman Tracy is spending few
days here among friends.
John Humphrey is home from Crafts
bury where he has been working
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Henry Smith next Wednesday afternoon
and evening, with literary exercises IN
| the evening.
Ernest Dutton and wife have returned
from their visiting tour.-Dr. Young has
been here on flying trip.-Flora Powers
has been in town spending few days.
Evansville.
Harvey Foster has thoroughly repaired
the house he recently bought of Z. Foster,
and has moved into it
Edmund Gallup and wife have hired to
Frank Wells for one year. They com
menced work last week.
Mrs. Joseph Evans is very sick and in
a critical condition.-Mrs. Charles CLARK
is quite sick.-Mrs. t. f. Marshall is no
worse.
Chas. Brigham has moved into tene-
ment in A. F. Pixies house. Marvin
Drown intends moving into his house OPP
posite the shingle mill this week.
West Charleston
E. FL. Robinson has raised up his store
and is having a cellar dug under the
whole building.
J.B. Douglas has gone to New York to
attend to some business there, but will
return and make his home here for the
present.
r. H. Barnard has locked up his own
shop and has rented the shop at the lower
end Of the village, known as the Forte
blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Whitaker and Miss Nanny from
Philadelphia, who have spent several
weeks at the hotel here, have rented c. E.
Benefits house and furniture for five
years, intending to use it as summer
residence.
Mrs. Eliza (Sawyer) Haskell, formerly
, of this place, and her husband are spend
ing a few days with friends and relatives
here. Their home is in Concord, N. H
Rowers Church and wife from Fitchburg,
Mass, are visiting friends here and al
Coventry.
The Page house is being thoroughly re-
paired inside, and will soon be occupied
bv Charles Hidden and family from Hol
g. land Mr. Hidden comes here to take
care of number of horses belonging tc
the Stewart estate, and to feed out the
D hay cut from the old Page farm.
/ East Charleston.
A girl baby at T. B. Langs.
y Mrs. Henry Piper teaches. our fal
: school.
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L. w. Stevens.
l. S. C. Streeter and wife are here on
short visit from Lowell, Mass.
- P. ]. Plunkett is putting in waite
wheel to do the blowing for his forge.
. Charley Lang, son of G. w. Lang, zoe
next week to Mechanics Falls, Maine,
locate in the jewelry business.
Wesley Young and family are here frol
Detroit, Mich, on visit for couple G
weeks He is a conductor on the Micf
> Central r. r.
"a Calvin and Edison Dunton sell farm an
stock at auction Oct. 13.-There will b
an auction of farm and other property
IN the Hiram Walcott estate Oct. 4.
Il Chas. Human sells the Thomas Dole
10 farm, with stock, tools, hay and ever
"' thing, Oct 1st. 1t is one of the best farm
in town.. S. Sweeney sells the Samu
es Davis farm, hay etc, at auction Saturda
C Coventry
OF Mrs. Luke Livingstone and her tW
OF children are in town from South Hero.
L
Salem, Mass, are visiting at Saline
" Nye's.
H. c. Nichols is thoroughly repairir
0n the inside of his house.-Ira Boynton HI
new shingled his house.
f. A. Lee has sold his farm to Samu
Newton of this town. Newton tax
'n' possession the first of November.
re Dustin Ware has moved in to H.
ire Cleveland's house.-Oscar Collins h
,es snapped places with Mr.. Buck of Ne
be port.
is. Alfred Brown had the misfortune
saw the end of his finger off.-Peter W
liams is also laid up from injuries rece
g ed in the mill.
b,s While Henry landlord was at work
Mr. his new house the staging broke, lettl
tes him fall to the ground. He was gu
of severely hurt.
en- There was family gathering at A.
Hancock's, recently, at which his CT
of dren (seven) were all present. They h
ich not all been at home together beft
tb since the death of their mother, ~ We;
I'M ago.
he CraftSburV.
He jackson Hidden and wife were in to
mi last week visiting friends.
ars Mrs. Fraser is attending the state
ana G. t. Union, being held at Rutland.
Elmer Stratton has gone to market
ter large stock of goods.
Luman Smith has built new barn
is raising up and underpinning his hot
Mr.. Anderson is putting in new
ing mill, which promises to be 81
improvement in his factory.
Lyceums Monday evenings and pra
o'e meetings Tuesday evenings at Acade
for the benefit of the students.
w. p. Kaiser has leased his blacksn
shop to James Carr of East Craftsbl
W Carr is considered a good workman
n. c. Dunklee has snapped places v
rom Tob,, A WbooIor known as the Wiz