Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-04

his residence on Wednesday, Rev. l..
Harlow officiating.
East Charleston.
Mr.. Alfred Goodwin is seriously
sick. a.9.s.g.f ...f.a,.sr5
Clark Royce is confined to the house
| with rheumatism. ai-'5f4 So
J. S. Sweeney has sold his big work
horses to Mr. Gotta of Derby for $500.
| L. w. Stevens and A. j. Lang have
gone to Massachusetts, with two car
loads of potatoes.
Will Chappell, Will Hand and Ell
mer Gilman have gone to New York
to work in the ice business.
Hollis Cole of Northampton, Mass,
an old time resident and miller here,
has been in town visiting relatives.
Mr.. Trip, having won his lawsuit
with NJ. @. Davis, some seventy five
of his friends assisted him last Satur
day evening TO celebrate the victory.
West Charleston.
Joseph Dearbon has gone to South
Royalton to live.
Norman Eastman has moved into
the G.. w. Clarke house.
Hollis Cole, all old resident of this
town, was in town recently.
Lewis Nye will carry on Widow
Hollis place the coming year.
Mrs. E. o. Bennett has gone to
Hardwick to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Oliver Paquette.
There were twenty three applicants
for certificatee at the teachers exam
nation, holden here March 30 and 81.
Mrs. O. F. Alton and her daughter
Mabel, who have been spending the
winter in Cambridge, Mass, have re-
turned to their home here.
Craftsbury.
Walter Scott has gone to Glover to
work through sugaring..
Mrs. Tillotson has moved into the
residence she bought of DR.. o. A. Be
mis-.
Three carpenters from Danville are
at work finishing up the S. L. Leavitt
| house
sugaring, and A. Bridges for H. S.
Andrus.
A Wolcott doctor, has been look
ing around here with some prospect
of his locating in the village.
Mrs G. G. Conant, who has been
absent some four months in Mass.
visiting her son and daughter, has re-
| turned
Will Bumps has gone to Burke to
visit his mother, who is in feeble
heath. Mrs. S. Robbins is home, sick
| with pneumonia; Mrs. James Rob
| bins is caring for her.-Mrs. r. S.
Lawrence is better and has returned
to Albany.
Derby.
F. Allen has moved into Maj.
CIRCUITS tenement house.
Barton circuit, who went to Mont
pelier some time ago, has returned.
Harrison Allen has moved to the
Freeman Blake farm in South Derby.
Mai. Grout has returned from Mo-
lined. F. Davis has arrived in town.
VIM Human has sold his swamp
lot near Salem Pond to Frank Wilson.
District No. 13 voted to put new
a 4 A. 81
| house.
Frank Greenwood has gone to New
| Hampshire to work.-Frank Rich
goes to New York next week.
Last Wednesday evening A. R.
| Cowles gave the last of very sue
cessful term of lessons in vocal music.
The sugar party held at the M. E.
vestry was a success. The sugar was
excellent and a pleasant evening was
spent.
Bert and Ed. Badger, formerly of
| this place, are soon to engage in the
mercantile business in Wawatoso,
| Wisconsin.
A company of the friends of Mr.
| and Mrs. o. S. Badger took them by
surprise last Saturday evening, it be-
ing their fortieth wedding anniversa-
ry. Rev. Wilder in very fitting words
presented them with a large easy
chair in behalf of their friends. Hav-
ing thus started them on the next
forty years, the company disbanded.
Lydia Cook wife of Dea. Daniel
kelley, who died Mar. 18th at the
residence of her son, Orrin Kelley,
was born in Campton, N. H., April II,
ried to Mr.. Kelley and in the fall of