Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-09-29

Mrs. James Wilson is seriously i'll
| L. I. Grow is wrestling with la grippe
Mrs Solomon Robinson is seriously i'll.
S. B. Maxwell has moved to Craftsbury
where he has job, teamiug Edgar
Moore has moved in with Harry Blake.
The farm buildings including barns, be
longing to Henry Bassett were destroyed
by fire last Wednesday afternoon Con-
siderable Of the personal property was
destroyed. The fire caught from a de-
fective chimney.
pleasant event of the past week was
the marriage of Ida Weeks to Mr.. VIM.
Burnham, a gentleman from Texas.
Miss Weeks has been for several years
teacher of high standing in the city of
Buffalo, N. Y. The ceremony was per-
formed at the residence of the brides
cousin, Mrs. Mary Dudley. The presents,
several of which came from distant
friends, were numerous and costly. Mr..
and Mrs. Burnham started at once for Bos-
ton from which place they will proceed to
| their southern home.
| Evansville.
E. H. Alexander is quite sick and also
has bad carbuncle on his wrist.
Who beats Elisha Foster in raising po-
tatoes? Forty-two of his largest make a
bushel
Elmer browns little daughter is a son.
Curious circumstances, such a thing rare
| ly occurs
Thomas Marshall and Lucius Drown
have gone to Lowell, Mass, to visit
friends.-Rufus Trip has gone to Maine
to work at numbering.
w est ChaarIe.Con
Annie McKennon is quite sick with Ia
grippe.
0. F. Alton was attacked by vicions
COW on the street and quite badly injured.
Nathaniel Hildreth, who has suffered
so long with cancer in the face, died early
Wednesday, the oath iDst.
Milton Lackey has returned to Massa-
chusetts.-John Taylor and wife from
Lyndon are visiting at DR.. c.. S. Humans.
Miss Bett Bennett is home from Port
land, Oregon. Her niece, Genevieve
Bennett, returned with her to spend the
winter with her grandparents.
Mrs. Addie Streeter from Philadelphia
is visiting her uncle, E. J. Bruce.-Mrs.
Currier and family have returned to their
home in Nebraska.-Annie S. Webster,
clerk in the pension department at Wash
ingtOn, d. c., is home for her annual va
cation.-Frank Wheeler has gone to CAL
short time.
East Charleston.
Remember the entertainment at the
vestry, Saturday evening.
P. J. Plunkett took premium in the
five-mile race at No. Troy.
| Mrs. J. S. Sweeney is home from her
visit to Mass.-Geo. Blood of Lowell,
Mass. is visiting his son.
Coventry.
| Hattie Allen has returned to Nashua,
N. H.
! Homer Collins is sick, also Mrs Geo.
| Cole.-Sarah Ware has gastric fever.
Quarterly meeting yesterday, the pre-
siding elder being present. The meet
ings on West Hill are well attended and
of much interest.
Mrs. Mary (Gould) Goodwin and son
from Littleton are visiting here.-Mls.
! Daniel Gray has relatives visiting her
from Westminster
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II. H. Hartman is repairing his house.
Meta Armour is again teaching school
at the east village.
Ernest Randall has returned to Vancou-
yer, Washington.
The c. G. band have reorganized and
are preparing to do more playing.
A. K. Story of North Troy has been in
town the past few days looking after his
farm.
John w. Simpson and wife and Dr.
Jay Seaver and wife have returned to
their home.
Isaiah Thompson has sold his farm to
bis son Marcelus, and has sold his sugar
place to John A. Morse for $500.
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Huntington, who
have been stopping at Dea. Roots the
past summer, have returned home.
The G. A. R. will have an entertain
ment at town hall on the evening of Oct.
10, consisting of stereopticon views of
battle scenes, army men, etc.-ar enter
tainment by Charles N. Thomas of Bos-
ton.
Derby.
Maj. Grout has purchased the farm
known as the Bryant & Elder place.
Charles Twombly has made great i'm
provement about his his house.-Paul
Normandin has raised the roof of his
house and added a second story, an i'm
provemeut in looks and an addition in
room.
One hundred people ate chicken pie
with the Cong. ladies the other night-a
pretty good sign that they knew how to
cook pies of that sort. The doctors have
not reported the number of calls occa-
stoned by this feast.
Greensboro.
Harry Olmstead is attending school at
Craftsbury Common.
II. w. Calderwood and Elmer Bailey
intends to start threshing machine
to-day
Mrs. C. W. Wiley, who has been Wis
iting her parents in Iowa the past sum-
mer, has returned. She prefers to live
in Vermont.
Mrs. Moses Silver is in a poor state of
health.-E. r. Hanson is among the all
ing, and his case is quite serious.-Miss
Helen Wood and her sister, Lizzie, are
also quite seriously i'll.
Glover.
Mrs. Geo. Gates and children, and Mrs.
Stark have started for their western home
in Iowa.-Eliza Mcclellan returns west
with her sister, Mrs. Sanders
The Woman's Home Missionary socie.
ty will meet at the M. e. church Thurs
dav Oct 2 at half past six n m Tt is