Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-11-24

Miss Florence ellis teaches the winter
school in district No. 2.
Mrs. Gilman Bryant is moving to Bar
ton Village-The Days have returned to
New York.
Mrs. Hannah Verbic has broken up
housekeeping and is going to live with a
niece in Charleston.
Evansville.
The series of meetings held here last
week resulted in good.
The foundation for the church is ready
for the underpinning. The frame will not
! be put up till next spring.
! L. A. Drown and t. f. Marshall have
| bought 15O cords of lumber on the stump
of Martin Cass, and will cut and draw it
to the mill here this winter.
J. G. Gray has moved the store build
ing, which he bought of Mr.. Randall,
over the cellar and the grading up
around it is done. Mr. Gray will finish off
a tenement over the store soon.
East Charleston.
Lewis Shonyo has moved to So. Barton,
where he has taken lumber job.
Elias Bemis machine recently threshed
over 200 bushels of oats for w. r. Rose
brooks in five hours, including all stops
for changing horses, etc.
George Piper, who has worked for A.
J. Lang the past summer, has moved his
family from Island Pond into what is
known as the Blodgett house, at Echo
Pond.-Frank Wilder, who has been in
A. j. Lang's mill boarding house, has
moved into Mrs. Fred Brainerds house.
Mrs. Rachel Dolloff has been hired for
house.
West Charleston.
L. R.Allbee has just received car load
of corn.
Marshall Wilson has moved with his
family to Lowell.
Miss Carrie Bradley is visiting at her
Uncle's, E. j. Bruce. ITS
Rep. J. G. Parlin, came home the 18th
and remained over the sabbath with his
family.
Several of our young people attended
tn e Y. z. S. c. E. meeting, at ST. Johns
bury, and report a very interesting meet
ing.
Mrs. e. 0. Bennett is home from her
visit, to Montpelier N. S. Allen
and Cornelia Robinson are visiting rela-
tives in Springfield, Vt.
At DIR. c. S. Humans auction property
sold very we'll Cows sold from $14 to
$27 per head, an average Of a little more
than $l8 apiece. The sale amounted to
about $1,000. English hay sold at $40
per ton
Fred Gray and family start for Nebras-
ka, the oath where they expect to make
for themselves a new home. They will
be accompanied by Eugene Cleveland and
family from Neb. who have been visiting
friends and relatives in the East during
the summer and autumn. We are very
sorry to lose Mr.. Gray's family from our
midst.
Coventry
Allen Thompson mas gone to West
Albany.
The stores in this place will be closed
Tuesday and Friday evenings at I As.
John Brooks End is laid up with his
hand, which he cut very severely while
chopping.
Homer Wheelock has been teaching
school ut Salem Derby the past week in
place of Grace Collins, who is sick.
The remains of Ned Fosters infant
child were brought here from Newport
and inferred in the village cemetery.
Cora Bean teaches in the Damon Ware
district; Walter Parker in the Day
neighborhood; Myra Black at the Center.
Belle Livingstone is home from Mont
pelier Seminary.-Several teachers from
this place attended the teachers eXami-
nation held at Newport last week.
Rev. Mr.. Palmer preached at the NJ.
E. church YESTERDAY; he is canvassing
the town in the bible cause.-Rev. Mr..
Mills again occupied the pulpit at the
Cong. church yesterday.
Graf tSDArv-
The village school closes next Wednes
day.
Ernest Bemis has gone to Mass. to
work
Thanksgiving services will be held at
NJ E. church.
Amory Dawson has returned home from
buying cattle.
Mr. Miller has sold his village residence
to I. T. Patterson.
Mrs. Katie Gldden and mother are in
town visititg friends.
Henry Dutton has bought and shipped
a large number of turkeys this fall.
Peter Randall is quite sick with bilious
fever.-Mrs. N. Rand is slowly improv-
ing.
The teacher at the Common for the win
ter term is Orrn Hartman; at Mill Vii
lage, Viola Allen at East Hill, Olive
Dutton.
East CraftSDury.
A. P. Dutton is building new sugar
house, 43 20 with all the modern i'm
provements.
Geo. Anderson starta for Dublin, Boone
Co.. Nebraska. May success attend him.
What is Vermont's loss, the West gains.
West Derby.
Emma Fairchild is now at her home
here i'll.
P. S. Robinson has sold the place late
ly purchased of Geo. Osmount, to Geo.
Provincial, of Newport.
Ernest Morse has moved to Lowell,
Mass, and has rented his place here to
Edgar Morse for one year.
VIM. Cutting has sold his place here to
Brady, of Newport, and gone back to his
farm in Newport Center
Mark Kimpton is now in his new house
on Indian Point St.-Thomas Donegby
went into his new house on Maple st.
Wednesday.
Leon Field has sold portion of his
land. west Of the railroad track, to the