Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-11-04
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and Sunday.
Lewis Smead is sick with pneumonia
DIR. Campbell, WHO'S treating him, called
DR.. Bailey, of Greensboro, on Sunday il
consultation. Although very sick it is
hoped he will recover
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Charles Hall has moved to Barton
Landing.
w. l. Seavey has gone to Holland to
work in Tice's mill.
Edgar S. Robinson and Mrs. Henry Til
tus of Hinesdale, N. H., are visiting here
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs l.
B. Going next Wednesday afternoon. A
full attendance desired.
Mr.. Oren Austin, who has been a resi-.
dent of this town many years, died on Fri
day morning. Nov. l. He has been in
feeble health for some time and was at
tackled a few days since by erysipelas,
which resulted in his death. Mr.. Austin
was a man of exemplary character, en-
joying the highest respect of the com
munity, land a valued member of the Cong.
church. He leaves an invalid wife and
two daughters to mourn his loss. They
affection.
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John Flemming is building a house.
Mrs. Samuel Drown is confined to her
bed with sore ON her hand.-Albert
Smith returned from Maine, having cut a
severe cash in his knee.
West Charleston.
Rev. Il. j. Wheeler and wife have been
attending meetings in North Danville dur
ing the past week.
George Parlin has just had his house
re-shingled. J. Bruce has been build
ing new sugar house.
Mrs. Geo. w. Driver is still very low,
and her recovery is doubtful. young
est child of Marshall Wilson is very sick.
Carrie Bennett has gone to Lisbon, N
H., to stay few weeks.-L. r. Allbee
and wife have returned from N. Y. City.
Mrs. Colby has returned to her home
in Mass.
East Charleston.
H. H. Rich has gone to New York with
his son Burt to be gone two weeks
Il. Walcott has bought lot of F. B.
Lang, and is building a house on it,
Sullivan Stevens, much esteemed cit
izen, died at the age of SO last week.
The ladies have box party Tuesday
day eve at the vestry to raise money for
caring for the church.
A. j. Lang is repairing his starch fac
tory, flume, etc. he is also repairing the
water works at Plunkett.
Coventry.
The Dorcas society on Thursday eve
next, from to O'Clock
The M. E. church has been neatly pa
pered by George Barker of Newport.
Mrs. Fred Herman and Mrs. Carrow
have gone to Ludlow to see their sister
who is not expected to live.
Williams & Nye have their large and
convenient store building so far COM
pleted as to occupy the lower story.
Ned Fosters illness continues and
himself aud family move to the home of
Horace Story, Mrs. Fosters father.
A house on the Asa Hancock farm, oc-
cupied by Wick Metcalf was burned on
Tuesday. Mr.. Metcalf has moved to one
of Mr.. Somers' houses in Irasburgh.
The fall term of Coventry Academy
closes Nov. Sth, with public examination
on Thursday and Friday, to which all the
friends of the school are cordially in
vited.
The ladies of the w. c. t. Z. will hold
a chicken pie supper, in the vestry of
the Cong. church, Monday evening, Nov.
IL, at $50 O'Clock. After which Mrs.
Kenyon will give one of her delightful
Chalk Talks in the audience room above.
Ora tSbury.
We learn of the death of Joseph Reed
of Acton, Mass, a former resident of this
town.
site of the one that was burned, and max
ing extensive repairs on the house. L. F.
Smith is doing the work.
The series of meetings being held at
the M. E. church by Bro. Bell, assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie, were continued
through the afternoons and evenings of
last week, and were attended with good
deal of interest.
Mrs. Root and Mrs. r. Noodle have
returned from California P. Ran
dali has gone to Nashua, N. H., for four
weeks visit.-Mrs. Sarah Page has re-
turned from Mass, where she has been
visiting Mrs. English.
G.. A. Tolman and wife from Danville
have been in town at his fathers with
VIM. G.. Tolman Of Laconia, N. H.-Chas
Andrus and wife have been in town visit
ing their parents.-Mrs. E. A. Buck and
her daughter Pearl from LiLtleton, N. H. .,
are visiting at III. S. Andrus'.
Derby.
B. t. Grout is home with bad eyes for
a few days.
Henry and George Newcomb have gone
to Boston for the winter.
Ernest A. Allbee has bought an acre of
land of A. A. Silver, and intends to build
on it next spring.
Davenport & Kettal have an elevated
job this time, building a new top to the
Baptist church belfry.
Miss Martha Stewart and mother have
returned from Portland, where Mrs. Stew
art has had cataract taken from her
eyes.
w. C. Johnson has the past week erect
ed very nice monument on the Emera
Stewart lot. It is of Scotch granite; the
only one of the kind in Derby yard.
Glover.
Our base ball players beat the So. Al
bany boys in score of 81 to l.
Mrs. S. French is hard sick.-Mrs Geo.
Alger and Mr.. Burroughs are failing.
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