Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-09

saving t. rosters 1umDof TOT OlIc
next year.
Mrs. Mack Drown is clapboarding
and repairing the house where she
now lives.
Harry Perkins has improved his
buildings by putting on a piazza and
repairing them.
West Charleston.
Rev. o. G. Baker is spending few
days with his parents, in Derry, n. Ell.
viii Robinson of Lancaster, n. H,
is spending little time with his par
ents.
Geo. A. Driver, who has been suffer-
ing severely from sore on his neck,
is much better.
Herbert Tracy intends to spend the
winter in Florida. His family will re-
main in their present home.
H. Campbell has an apple, grown on
a small tree in his garden, that meas
ures twelve inches in circumference.
Miss Eva Grow, who has been caring
for her aunt, Miss M. A. Grow, has re-
turned to her home at Barton Land
ing.
Ed Goodwin and wife have moved
into the Baptist parsonage. -Nfrs. Mary
Human will move into one part of the
house soon.
Mr.. Hardy, who came here from
Newport Center last spring to work in
the creamery, has rented Lewis
Shedd's farm for the coming year.
&c. Shedd, who bought fine
carriage horse last week for gentle
man in Woburn, Massachusetts,, will
drive him through to his destination.
Walter Nye has hired Herbert Ira
cy's place and will move into one part
of the house.-Mrs. Marcia Bartlett
and her daughter, Mrs. Will Croft,
have moved to Bloomington Center.
R. H. Barnard went to Boston on
the excursion train last week to visit
B. Holton returned from
Boston last Tuesday, Mabel Newton
has returned from Lancaster, N. H.
Sadie Eley has returned from Franco
MIA, n. H, where she has been at work
since last June.
East Charleston.
Rev. Mr.. Crane, of the Universalist
church, preached his farewell sermon
here on Sunday, Oct. %.
Mrs Flora Plunkett closed very
successful term of school in the Cen
ter district, last Friday, Oct. 30.
G. B. Stoddard is building an addi
ton to his horse barn, to be used as a
carriage house, water shed etc.
The Mite society will hold a fair
Thursday and Friday evenings, in the
vestry, with grand promenade Fri
day evening.-Hon. A. t. Foster of
Derby Line, has presented the Mite
society with five dollars for which we
are all very thankful.
AS big turnips are raging this year,
d. L. Morse thinks he ought to have
a word to say, having raised one that
weighed over Is lbs. and lots of them
that would weigh from 10 to Is, lbs.
and 225 bushels from 40 rods of ground;
r. P. Stevens raised one that weighed
IA lbs.
Clarence Perry was home from st.
over the Sabbath.
Charles Perry is sick.-ErnestB Batch
elder was sick last week and @. A.
Livingstone took his place in school,
Addie Tower of Rochester is visit
ing at B. F. Tower's.-Hattie Donovan
of Lawrence, visits her fathers peo-
pie and others.
Herman Rogers has taken the Tim
othy Conway farm and moved on to it.
James LABEL has quit work for Mrs.
Morse and moved into Mrs Fishers
house.
The donation visit for Rev. Mr.
Eddy will be on Wednesday evening.
L. M. Shedd will deliver a lecture, and
Carl Grimes will assist in the singing
exercises. The object and the enter
tainment ought to call out large at
tendance.
Craftsbury.
M. G. Thompson has bought resi-
dence in MOOrisVille
Mr.. H. E. Thayer, the writing mas
ter, is stopping with the correspond
ent, w. S. Andrus.
Mrs. o. w. Cochran has greatly i'm
proved under the treatment of DIR.
Sparhawk of Burlington, VT.
@. @. Conant has rented a part of
his tenement to widow Tillotson.-
John Campbell moves to West Albany.
His wife teaches the winter term of
school there.
The logging camp near the Allego,
owned by Gallagher, Davidson and
Hartman, burned down the past week.
Loss in clothing and supplies about
fifty dollars.
Franklin Crane has received a pen
sion of So month with about two
years arrearages, and A. j. Loomis
has received an increase from So to
$50 a month, with 500 arrearages, OBJ
tanned through the agency of Porter
G. Hodgdon.
Derby.
Parker Kilborn has typhoid fever.
John Kelley bought six Jersey COWS
at Rosebrook's auction.
Chas. Farr has moved to Island
Pond. We are sorry to lose him.
Sarah Elder has gone to Florence,
Kansas, where her father resides.
Mrs. H. A. Colby has bought the
Emera Stewart farm, stock and tools;
price So, 900.
The academy grounds have been
graded, which improves the property
very much.
Major Circuit is putting in swivel
stanchions, much to the comfort of his
herd of COWS.
Chas. Farr has moved to Hobson's
Mills, East rightOn.-Alfred Carrow
has moved to the Emera Stewart farm.