Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-03-30


ty at auction last Monday. Mr.. Pickle
will remain in town for the present occu-
pying rooms in H. Fl. Lelands house.
J. o. Humphrey has gone to Norris
vile to run so H. P. engine the present
season. He hires w. M. Courser of AL
bany to care for and train his colts in
his absence Courser is an expert in the
horse business.
Evansville.
Mrs Elmer Drown it visiting friends
in Canada.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Arthur Miles, at E. Bloomington, next
Thursday afternoon and evening. All
cordially invited.
The people of Evansville changed the
Ladies Aid, which met with Mrs. Hugh
Alexander, Mar. 13, to genuine surprise
party for Uncle Hugh and Aunt Laura.
| Their Evansville friends filed their house
full. A generous supper, such as Evans
Vile ladies are noted for, was furnished,
with hulled corn and milk extra. After
supper Rev G.. S. Hubert presented I'm
Gle Hugh and Aunt Laura with $23.33, as
a gift from their friends. Mr.. Hubert
made the presentation address with much
aptness, which caused considerable mer
riment. All joined with the pastor in
prayer to God for a continuance of His
mercies, and after singing "Shall We
Gather at the River quietly left for their
homes. MAY He who said ''It is more
blessed to give than to receive" reward
them, is the prayer of Uncle Hugh and
Aunt Laura.
West Charleston.
Lillian Alton has gone to Lyndon to
attend school,
Bert Bailey has rented and moved on
to the Fred Gray place.
M. Dean closed his singing school here
the oath and returned to Massawippi.
Geo. Jennings and his wife started for
his home in Wolcott, VT, week ago.
Anna Cobb has recovered from the
measles and will resume her work in the
primary department. of the school to-day.
There has been considerable sugar
made in this vicinity; those who tapped
their trees week or more ago have had
a good run of sap.
Lewis Shedd went to N. H. recently,
returning after a few days absence with
wife. They have the best wishes of his
many friends here.
w. c. Lyman has hired Nelson Hardy,
an experienced butter maker, to run his
creamery here and Mr.. Lyman goes to
Whitefeld, N. H., to run a creamery
Mary Human is home from St. Johns
bury on a school vacation.-Wil Robin
son and his two children are here from
Lancaster, n. H., on visit.-Mrs. w.
Miller of Westmore is visiting her broth
err, E. j. Bruce.
East Charleston.
Will Cappel is married to Annie Ste
vens.
Bert Gallup has gone to N. Y. to work
in the ice business.
Mrs A. B. Stoddard has sold her farm
to Glen Ball for 81 300, with immediate
possession.
Bert Lang keeps 400 hens, and reports
daily profit at present to exceed $1.25 a
day, besides his feed.
Charles Canning, men and teams, are
home from the Groton lumber job. He
reports a good winters work.
E. D. Allen and c. 81. Gray have bought
the Cate store for $500. There is consid-
TO hot
: use they will make of it.
; The Ladies' Aid Society have new of
ffcers as follows President, Mrs. L. w
) Stevens; vice, Mrs. Martha Davis; Sec.
| Mrs. R. P. Stevens; Treas, Mrs J. S
Sweeney.
CraftSburV.
: Rev. Noodle is expected home soon.
jill. Poor keeps flour and feed for sale
n at his place.
Clarence Woodbury. has rented tene
), ment in the N Kinney house.
Mrs Graham and daughter are visiting
0 in New York.-Mrs.N n. S. Hill has return
ed to her home in Burlington.
Il MS. Stone, ex-county supervisor, goes t.
n Burlington college as professor and teach
err. We are sorry to lose him from tn
county.
e Mr.. Wilson runs the Ambrose Chas
sugar orchard.-Geo. Poor works for
S S. Andrus ugaring.-Clarence Cochran
Is hired to Frank Glidden for the season
}. Mrs. I'D. Thompson, long time sick a
Albany, is better and has visited her so
- here Ambrose Chase is in very poo
n health.-Bert Robbins is home from 81
Johnsbury, sick with the measles.
D. Derby.
n The meetings are to be continued dul
p ing the present week.
n There will be no fast day services o
h Friday, but union meeting in the ever
is ing.
The Y. P. S. E., meets regularly in th
al academy Tuesday evenings, to which a
- the young people are cordially invited.
in Eleven horses from the Highland Stoc
farm sold in New York for $1,000. Tt
highest price for one was $3.50.
1t is expected that Rev. A. T. Hertz
U of Warrensville, N. j., will preach in tt
Cong chnrch at 10. 80 q. M, Apr 5.
os A pleasant wedding at Asa Moran's {
,u the 25th inst, when his daughter, Ami
was married to Arthur Bond Of Stanstea
The young couple took a wedding trip
Montreal.
About fifty of the friends of W.
, Robbins and wife made them visit la
- Thursday evening to celebrate their 2Oi
marriage anniversary. A very pleasa
- evening was enjoyed by all. silver s.
Of four pieces and nice ink stand we
left as slight tokens.
n West Derby.
Ed. and Park Hancock are home fro
Mass, on a visit.
10 Sociable at the chapel, Friday evenin
New sugar will be served. All invited.
a., LOOMS Miller will move into Hen
oe Bradley's tenement vacated by Gt
Wakefield