Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-30

Frank Lapierre will take possession
of HI. B. Smiths farm for two years,
Dec. 2.
Warren Huse is cutting timber for a
large barn which he will erect in the
spring.
Florence ellis is to teach the win
ter term of school in Dist. No. 3.-Del-
la Hitchcock in district No. 5.
Frank Lapierre and Edah Grow
were married last week. They have
the congratulations of their numerous
friends.
E. M. Buchanan has purchased five
acres of land of Herbert Horn.-John
Humphrey has sold twenty acres of
wood land to E. A. Robinson.
Evansville.
Miss Efie Hitchcock is to teach our
winter school.
Jennie Trip has gone to Charleston
to work for the winter.
H. Randall has returned home
from Maine, where he has been at
work.
J. G. Gray is finishing rooms over
the S. r. Potter store, making a nice
tenement.
Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. j. j.
Marshall, Thursday, Dec. 3, afternoon
and evening. All invited.
Charles Hillard has moved into one
of the Pike Manufacturing Co.'s houses
and works for L. A. Drown in the saw
mill.
Mrs. E. S. Woodland, had a paralytic
shock while visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Marvin Drown. She is gaining,
and it is hoped she can be moved
home soon.
West Charleston.
The chicken pie supper Melted $22.5O.
Mary Cook is going to Manchester,
N. H., to work.
Fred Chaplin has moved on to the
Dudley Davis farm.
Mary Human came home from st.
Johnsbury to spend Thanksgiving.
Homer Crandall has gone to Barton
to work in PercivaPs furniture shop.
Grace Norton received handsome
gold watch from friends in the Cong.
society, for her services as organist.
Our village schools begin Monday,
Dec 9TH. Higher department taught
by T. L. Harley of Dartmouth, a for
mer teacher; primary department.,
Ina E. Campbell.
East Charleston.
Hattie Goodwin is home from Bos-
ton.
Mrs Mary Young, long time inva-
lid, is much worse.
G.. 0. Goodwin lost on Saturday ev-
ening $40 from his pocket.
Erastus Buck has moved into M. @.
Davis tenement in the village.
A large gathering of friends and
neighbors at Wilson Bucks on Satur-
day evening, Nov. 81. Oysters were
served and a pleasant evening was
spent.
Ezra and Alice Chappell of Burke
have been visiting their brother Will.
R. P. Stevens has been in Lowell,
Mass, on a visit.-Jo Carter has been
visiting his friends in town.
| Coventry.
Mr.. Downing has moved to the
/ Myron Lewis house.
/ The village schools commence next
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the Center begins
to-day. Hattie Wheelock, teacher.
Lecture next Friday evening at the
M. E. church by Rev. A. j. Hough O.
Montpelier, followed by an oyster
supper.
A barn belonging to Mrs. McMurray
was burned on Friday morning. L
was not a valuable building and was
used to store farming tools in. Tramp
have the credit of burning it.
Albert Burroughs, who lived in The
east part of the town, went to Eas
Concord some days since to work il
the woods. On Wednesday last h
was instantly killed by a falling tree
The remains were brought home TO
burial and his funeral was held OF
Saturday, Rev. Mr.. Eddy attending
He leaves a wife and four children.
Craftsbury.
Mrs. Mary Hoyt is in town visitin!
friends.
@. H. Hanson had a large famil..
gathering at his place Thanksgivin!
day.
Union services were held at Eas
Hill church, conducted by Rev. r
Noodle.
Wagon spokes on the stage road toll
of sharp collision on that road tn
other night.
A council of doctors was in session
on the case of Mrs. John Carr, VIII
has been seriously for long time.
Bert Pike let his team Thanksgiving
to parties to drive to Wolcott. 1t wa
returned next day badly injured.
John Carr came near losing hi
blacksmith shop by fire one day re
Gently, but timely discovery and
good fight saved it without seriou
damage.
Two young men were brought befor
Justice Bemis for drunkenness on Fri
day and disclosed on Robert Beede
Their fines were ''suspended," bu
Beede was invited down from tn
Common by CLAM" and fined $40 an
costs. 1t would seem that Rob woul
get sick of this kind of business er
long.
; Derby.
Y.P. S. G. E. meeting Tuesday eve
at the academy.
Mrs. Noyes has gone back to Boston
Nettie Locke has returned home.
Maj. circuit goes to Illinois to loo
, after his manufacturing interests.
Mrs. Joseph Blay, who had just &C
: up from measles, has pneumonia.