Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-06-30
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Bert Vance recently killed a hedgehog

Barton and Burke, I. Fl. McClary and
wife at Peacham, E. g. Cheney and wife
at West Burke.
Geo. Mcdonald, son of Rev. j. Nc
Donald and a recent graduate of Mont
pelier Seminary, conducted religious ser
vices yesterday in the absence of his faith
er.
T. j. Newton has thoroughly repaired
bis house.-James Mcclure raises the
roof and puts piazza on his house
f. N. Tenney shines up his house with
a new coat Of paint.
Jennie Reynolds is home for the sum
mer from Conn.-Vita Chamberlin is
home from Montpelier visiting. Charlie
Leach of Lowell, Mass, is here as the
guest of his sister, Mrs. d. L. MCGUIRE
Mrs. Daniel Miles from Iowa is here Wis
iting, Mrs. Ella (RowelD Smith of Min
nesota is home.
south Albany.
Mrs. Hogan and Effie Patterson went
to the Adrondacks last week.
Mrs. J. M. Anderson has sister with
children visiting her from the west.
One night recently while George Orne
and son were coming here from Barton
Landing, they had an accident by which
the wagon was badly smashed and Mr..
Orne quite severely hurt.
RrOwnIn&LOn
council of physicians lately consid-
cred the case of Gilman Bryant. His con-
dition is dangerous one.
Carlos Parker has friends from the
West visiting him.-Mrs. Hector Lapierre
has been to her old home in Canada of
late among old friends.
School in district No. closed the 25th.
Whole number of pupils IA average at
tendance IL. The following had no
marks Lille M. Allen, Blanche L. Bick-
ford, Bertha M. Smith, Nellie L. Marsh
all, Allison p. Marshall and George H.
Hunt. Those having only one absent
mark were Ralph A. Skinner, Van A.
Hunt, Mamie J. lite. S. A. Hunt has
taught the whole time for the year.
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Parker was
celebrated on the Goth inst, over 100
friends and neighbors being present.
The occasion was a most pleasant one.
There was music by the members of the
Barton Landing band, speeches and an
appropriate poem from nephew, pres
ents valued at $25, and good wishes in
abundance. The length of the poem pre-
vents it's appearance in print with this
notice.
Evansville.
A Sunday school was organized here
recently. There were nearly fifty men,
berS.
Milo Eddy, from Montpelier seminary,
is home on vacation. He will go back
to school in August
At the annual school meeting it was
II weeks. Charles Clark was chosen COM
mittee.
Charles Smith from Penn. is here to see
his sister, Mrs. Joseph Evans. Mrs.
Evans is here with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Hunt
East Charleston.
Mrs. Davis of Stanstead Plain, former
Iy of Chicago, is here visiting at the I'm
ion House.
A. J. Lang has his stock of shingles all
cut and is now saving clapboards.
School taught by Miss Flora Allard,
closed Friday, with picnic and was Il
success.-SchoOl at the centre district
had picnic on Friday in Towards grove
and general good time.
West Charleston.
| At the school meeting Tuesday night
| Fred Gray was chosen committee. The
district voted to have "a weeks school.
The Y. w. c. t. U. will hold basket
picnic in L. Shedds grove July 4th. Ev-
erybody cordially invited. Literary eX-
ercises will be furnished by the US, also
lemonade and ice cream to those who
wish to patronize them. Should the day
be a wet one the exercises will be in the
vestry.
Emma Parlin and Kate Norris have
closed their schools and are home again.
Tyler and Myrtle Dow from Cabot are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Hannah
Pratt.-Alfred Taylor has gone to ST.
Leon Springs. Driver was home
to spend the Sabbath last week.-Madge
Davidson has returned to Me. - Will
Leavens is here from N. Y. City.-Lena
Bennett is home from Johnson for the
summer vacation.-Mrs. Rufus Barnard
has sister and her son visiting her from
| California.
CrafitSburv.
Mrs. DeLottonville and family have re.
turned to their home in Montpelier.
J.P. Conner has gone to New York tc
get machines for sash and doors to put in
his new shop.
G. G. Conant has given up working fol
the company by whom he has been EN-.
ployed and has returned home.
School closed in Dist. No. IL on Friday
with suitable exercises. The teacher
Jessie M. Robbins, gave excellent salts
faction. There were no tardy marks
and seven of the scholars had no marks
of any character.
School closed in district No. 10, June
| %. Number of scholars nine. There
were no tardy marks. Those having nc
absent marks were Ida Larrabee, Elsie
Cowles, Lila and Flossie Merrill Rosie
Arthur and Henry Smith absent only one
day.
IF. Sawyer and wife of N. Y, are
visiting at Dea. Root's.-Mrs. Leonard
with her two children from N. Y. are ex
peoted here soon to spend the summer
with Chas Root.-C. G. Conant is at home
on a short vacation. = Principal B. G
Day is in town on short visit.-J. Nor
ris and Ernest Root are home from thu
University on a vacation.
Coventry.
Geo. Newton preached at the M. E
church yesterday.
Mrs. Fannie Allen has purchased tn
VIM. Barrows place in the village 70
81, $50.
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