Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-09-01
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soon.
Edgar Smith has taken the job to move
Frank Hunts house some five rods
and place it on the foundation. II. Al
exander is building an ell to his house.
]. C. Orne has taken the job to paint
the scythe stone factory. Elmer Robin
l.son does the painting, and Jasper Robin
son puts in the machinery for making
whetstones.
Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. James
w. Brown Wednesday afternoon and ev-
ening. cordial invitation is extended
to the gentlemen and young people. A
good supper for a nickel.
east Charleston.
Albert Stoddard is home from Lowell,
Mass.
The church is being thoroughly repair
ed inside.
The friends are hoping to retain Mr..
Harris for another year.
May Trip is home from Mass. on
| short vacation.-Bertie Adams and his
chum return to their school next week. =
The Misses George, who have been Wis
iting at Mr.. Cobleigh's, have returned
home-Mrs. Gray and her children go
home next week
Coventry.
Fred Barrows goes to Glover to clerk
for his brother, C. A. Barrows.
Henry Pearson and Homer Barrows at
tend school at Lyndon Institute.
Clara Barrows teaches school at Troy.
Grace Collins teaches at Salem-Derby.
Scion Percival is painting his house
Austin Douglas is putting an addition
on to his shop.
Mrs Soper and her daughter have re-
turned to Lowell, Mrs. Katie Hancock &C
companying her.
Fred Deans little girl is in poor health.
Mrs. S. f. Cowles has been quite sick,
but is better again.
Rev. C. w. Morse attended the wedding
of his sister Flora at Danville last week.
She married a brother of DR.. Badger of
this place.
Mrs. Martha Wheelock's sister, Mrs.
Brown of Boston, is visiting her.-Mrs.
Charles Cobb, a former resident of this
place, has been visiting here.
The house of Howard Emerson in the
east part of the town was struck by light
ming last Saturday Mrs. Emerson and
her little girl were severely stunned by
the shock. A cousin of Mrs. Emerson,
Sadie Derby of Bradford, who was visit
iting them, was instantly killed. She was
81 years old. A very sad case.
Craftsburv.
: Mary Weber was recently married to
C. w. Stevens of Walden. May happi-
: ness attend them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Ellis have return
| ed to Montpelier to commence their
| school work for the year.
Mrs. Asa Woodbury. is visiting friends
in town Mrs. Van Burke made short
visit to friends in town last week.
Don Andrus has gone to Derby as prin.
cipal of Derby Academy.-Mrs. III. f.
Hill commences her school in Hardwicb
:, Sept. 1st
West Charleston.
Mrs. John Cook is still very i'll.
Charles Human is about to move his
= family to Barton Landing.
# Rev. 0. G. Baker is home from the
i camp ready to take up his pastoral worl
again.
h Nathan Haskell and wife from Keene
II N H., are stopping few days with Da
IL vid Wilcox.
E. Lura Bruce and Lena Bennett have re
IL turned to Johnson. Mrs. Bruce teache
another year in the Normal school.
I'd Ina Campbell has gone to Island Pom
f. to teach in the graded school.-Kate Nor
re ris teaches at Bloomington Centre; Ma
Of ME Griffin in Westmore and Emma Parli
ny the school at Plunkett again this fall.
East CK.aftSbury.
Gabriel Patterson died at his home il
So. Glover on Sunday, Aug. "a, after
s. long and painful illness. He was confine
a to his bed about three years, and was
wears of age. He was born in ScOtlan
3. and came to this country in 1920, and a.
IT. ter working few years he purchased tn
farm on which he has since lived. ii
married Mary Ann Pope, who still su
"' wives him, though at very advanced ag
"' They raised large family of children
vi seven of whom are still living, and wei
all, including a daughter who resides
ire Washingto, D. c., present at the funefa
IT. He has always been an industrious man,
lis good neighbor and a kind husband al
father. Early in life he united with tt
re- Reformed Presbyterian church and HI
his ALWAYS lived a consistent Christian lif
Is His funeral was held at the house {
Tuesday, a large number being pre-
ON emit. His four eldest sons acted as bea
.ah ers. Thus ends long life of usefulnes
her West Derby.
i'm Almond Dane of Michigan has be-
all, here visiting relatives.
The schools will commence Sept. st
with the same teachers as last spring.
Frank Flint is spending his vacati
with his mother, Mrs. Geo. Ballou.
ing Howard Lindsey returned to New 70
the 9th inst, after a vacation of tV
it'll months.-Loren E. Sargent is vlsltl
his home at Claremont. n. II.
ch' P. S. Robinson is building barn.
Lie Mr.. Mark Kimpton has commenced
house on lot purchased of A. j. Wm
lily opposite Chas. McClure's; his son Harl
on. who came from the West, is quite sick
his grandmother Mrs Gilbert Miller
Glover.
With f. N Cheney last week brought t
body of his infant son here for 1nternel
rios The Kendals, assisted by local tale
ills give an entertainment at Institute
ma on Saturday evening.
anu Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mcclellan ha
returned from Caledonia Springs whe
eb., they have been some time for their hela1
rom Mrs. A. c. Scott of Lebanon spen
L. few days with her aged mother and re
tives-Mrs. L. c.. Dwinell has gone
New York.