Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-12-17
Evansville.
John Marshall is quite hard sick.
Ea$t Charleston.

Evansville.
John Marshall is quite hard sick
ECast Charleston.
A boy baby at Frank Trips
Mrs. F. Branard goes to Lowell on Il
visit
Mr.. Hill has his house moved aud fixed
for winter.
S. C. sStreeter is coming back here to
reside i'll January.
Mrs. DIR. Cushman, who has been very
sick, is improving.
A. R. Cowles has good singing school
here Monday nights.
Mrs. G. w. Lang has bought the Adams
farm. Possession given March 1st.
Mr.. F. S. Cobleigh, local agent for the
MONITOR, is taking orders nowadays.
J. S. Sweeney is making arrangements
to stock his mill.-A. J. Lang has a gang
numbering.
~ est Charleston
Ina Leavens is very sick with fever at
Capt. Fosters, Derby line,
May Pratt and Sue Clark have gone to
Lowell, Mass. G. Lyman is in Bos-
ton marketing the fall butter from the
creamery.
J. Douglas is home from Malone, N.
Y.-J. Perry of Pittsburgh, n. H., is
here visiting friends.-Leavitt Hildredth
is home from Fair Haven, Conn.
Several friends of John Campbell of
Bloomington went over and helped him
celebrate his silver wedding. The pres
presented by Judge Oliver, Mr.. Camp
bell handsomely responding.
<NOVentEy.
Ask Frank Williams about that junior
partner.
Geo. Lambert ofNewport Center moves
on to the Chauncey Armstrong farm.
Geo. and Nina Livingstone of West
/ Derby lost their little girl of cankerrash
and brought the remains here for burial.
Mrs. S. f. Cowles has been granted a
pension of $I2 month on account of
the death of her son Charles, who was a
! soldier in the rebellion.
Henry Cleveland has gone to New
York to spend the holidays. Lottie and
Hattie Flanders have gone to the Mont
pelier Seminary to attend school.
Geo. Blake, Mrs. Gardner Gorham's
brother, is in town from Kansas, after
an absence of twenty-five years.-Guy
! Adams of So. Hero is here on visit.
young peoples Christian Endeavor
! society has been organized and the first
meeting will be held in the M. E. church
/ Wednesday evening. Christmas exercis-
es at the NJ. E. church Tuesday eve,
Dec. %.
! CE-aft&hAR-v-
| r. A Patterson has moved into his new
! house which is said to be model.
Frank Chase's house was burned last
Mnoday morning. Small insurance.
The church at the Common is without
pastor Sermons are read each Sunday.
Fred Hoyt has bought Mr.. Dunklee out,
and is driving stage from here to the
Bend.
c. G. Conant received a kick from a
colt, which with other difficulties, renders
him unable to be out.
A class in French is organized at the
Common in connection with the Academy,
taught by Miss Douglas of Coventry.
E.Stratton & Sons have drawn in goods
and grain from Hardwick the past year
425 tons-a big trade for a country store.
The big lawsuit on the dog fight in the
east part of the town is ended, and the
parties shake hands over the ''bloody
chasm."
The Good Templars hold free enter
ing, Dec. 24, consisting of literary eXer-
cses and Christmas tree. All invited
The Earnest Workers will have fair
and oyster supper at Academy Hall on
Thursday evening, Dec. 90 Come out
and help the young ladies in the good
work.
West Derby.
The w. S. G. Club played the drama
entitled "Three Glasses a Day at the F.
B. vestry last Thursday eve. Receipts,
S14.
Mrs Martha Kendall has sold her place,
known as the Geo. Dane place, to Leon
Field for 50, 100.
Mrs: Ellen Fairchild has moved into
her new house, and Zenas Blake has
moved into the house lately vacated by
her.
Housewarming Friday eve, Dec. II, at
Mr.. ThOmpson's new hOuse-social party,
dance and general good time.
Glover.
The Davis boys are home from St.
Johnsbury for a two weeks vacation.
The Glover brass band are invited up
to Gus. Fishers Tuesday evening, to
partake of hot oysters.
F. Fl. Percival's auction was well at
tended Saturday evening. He sells again
Saturday evening of this week.
VIM. Merriam and Wilbur Scott dress
ed each a Is months old hog, which
weighed respectively $40 and 525 pounds.
| Inc Earnest w OEkGIS Wtll HicGG Will
Mrs. James Walker Friday afternoon
and evening Dec. 81. All are cordially
invited.
The next meeting of Mason Post will
be held at Hotel hall, Thursday, Dec.
Goth, at 10 a. IN. The first regular meet
ing of the w. r. @. will be held on the
same day a the vestry at l 80 p. m.
West Glover.
Charles Cutler and Newell Lyman have
bought the Buckley place
Geo. Uric has sold his horse for 1920.
Preston Skinner paid Rev. w. S. Jenne
$75 for his last springs colt.
Willie Hubbard was taken hard sick
while boarding at Barton, and came
home. He is somewhat better.-Lola
Calderwood is very sick.
Greensboro
Charles Wiley has rented this S. w.
Rice house and moved in: