Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-11

! vacated by thompson, and Geo. Holly
has moved from T. J. Newton's to the
Wilcox place vacated by Crowley.
South Albany.
W. @. Johnson, having lost his only
horse, Isaac Longe and others took
the matter in hand and raised a sub
scription sufficient to purchase anoth-
er horse. Mr.. Johnson desires by this
means to thank all the friends for their
liberal contributions.
Bloomington.
AllenIVincentsta started the cheese fac
tory May 4.
L. T. Grow has sold out his store to
Johnny Virgins.
Della Hitchcock of Barton teaches
in the Berry district.
Mr.. Chapman and wife go to Burke
next week to reside.
The Bert Day buildings caught fire
recently, but the fire was subdued.
Sarah Bryant thas gone to Burling-
ton to have her eyes operated upon.
Mrs. Elisha Griswold is no better,
and her sister, Mrs. Streeter of st.
Johnsbury, is here caring for her.
The remains of Mrs. J. B. Spencer
were buried here from the Barton
Landing receiving tomb, May s.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Allen of Crafts
bury and Mrs Geo. Wheeler of St.
Johnsbury visited in town last week.
Evansville.
Mrs. Wilson Stoddard is quite fee
BILE with heart trouble.
The work on the church is progress
ing slowly on account of the bad
weather.
Dea. j. Marshall has set out quite a
lot of maple trees, as have some 9TH
ers. FEGo thou and do likewise"
Michael Fay has moved to the place
he bought of J. Waterman; Elmer
Drown into the house he bought of
Mrs. Fay; William Trip into tene-
ment in Pike & Co.'s brown house;
Den Gallup will move into the Fred
! Alexander house soon.
! West Charleston.
Mr.. Champagne has moved into the
Aldrich house.
Miss Wheeler commences a school
in Maine to-day.
Prof B. c. Day held teachers exam
nation here the 8th.
G. P. Church and wife are at Nc
Indoes with their sick daughter, Mrs.
Fannie Ramsden.
See advertisement of the Frank
Trip farm which is offered for sale.
1t is a very desirable place.
Amos Piper and his son in law have
bought the Clyde River hotel and will
take possession Immediately.
E. o. Bennett and his daughter Car
RE have gone to Lisbon, n. H., to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Benefits
mother.
Rev. q. J. Wheeler is slowly improv-
ing. His son and daughter, who came
from Maine last week to see him, have
returned.
Mary Giffin teaches school in the
Lyon district, in Salem-Derby.-I is
Alice Varney not Annie, who teaches
in this village.
East Charleston.
Ladies' Aid Thursday with Mrs Che
ney.
L. w. Stevens bas gone into the
Sweeney store as clerk. That store
without ''Lafe' is lonesome.
The school in the Buck district,
taught by Cora Piper and in the Farm
er district, taught by Miss King, COM
menced May 4.
Mr.. Sweeney, having repaired his
steam mill, commences saving this
week with a fair stock of logs. Will
Wheeler and wife run the mill board
ing house.
Mrs Flora Currier and her mother,
Mrs. H. A Walcott, have moved to
Island Pond. = Mr.. Lang moves his
family to the Knowlton house and
works for Mr.. Knowlton
M. G. Davis has sold his farm at
Echo Pond to J. A. Knowlton of Der
by for 5000. We understand it is
Mr.. Knowlton's intention to convert
the property into stock farm for
high bred horses only.
Coventry.
Mr.. Annis has moved to the farm
known as the Fuller farm in Irasburgh
Mrs. Hannah Tibbetts is improving
and her friends will be glad to see her
out again.
S. Murray and wife from Barre are
in town-Mrs. Jennie Riley is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Nichols.
Rev. @. S. Hulburt of Barton Land
ing will preach at the M. E. church
next Sunday at 2 o'clock. Sabbath
School hereafter at 1890 o'clock.
L. S.Nye of the east part of the town,
who is one our prosperous farmers
has a fine stallion colt two years OF
age, of the Fred Wilkes pattern, that
is a beauty. He is a perfect animal
The. colt traces back to Geo. Wilkes
through his greatest son, Red Wilkes
to Mambrino Chief, through Mambri
no Patchen, the greatest brood mare
sire; also to Justin Morgan through
Clifford and Woodbury. making him
rich in breeding, as well as individual
merit.
CraftSDury.
Dexter Sprague remains about the
same in health.
DR.. Pearson, the dentist, will be al
DR.. Bemis' Office Wednesday an6
Thursday of this week.
The Orleans County Union Y. P. S
G. E. will hold a meeting at NORTH
Craftsbury on Wednesday, May 20
All societies and their friends are cor
daily invited.
G. W.Wheeler has just brought from
market a large stock of boots, shoes
and rubbers which he will sell very
cheap; he also has a Cooley creamer
nearly new, that will be sold low.