Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-21

weeks with sore eyes.
East Charleston
Mrs.Alice George of Manchester, N.
H., was called here by the death of
her grandmother, Mrs. Young
Bert Fellows is rushing business in
his new single mill. It came near
being destroyed by fire one night last
week. The fire was discovered just in
time to save the mill
Willie Trip finished work for D. G.
Stevens last week, and returns to his
old place again. - Harry Piper has
bought w. F. Ilaywood's farm, and
Mr.. Haywood moyes to West Derby.
Bert Gallup has gone to New York,
where he has work for the summer
Mrs. Mary Cate, who has been stop
ping in town the past two months, has
returned to her home in ST. Johnsbury.
Miss Mamie Stevens has gone to
Newport to work for Moore & Tuck
Mr.. Editor,-I was sorry to see that
item in last weeks MONITOR, saying
that Mr.. Heron, the stage driver, de-
MED taking fifty cents for stage pass
age from East Charleston to West
Charleston, for he certainly did, and
have proof to that effeck
MRS. G. GALLUP.
Now let us have peace. EDTToR.l
Mrs. Mary Young died Friday morn
ing, March II, aged 81. She has been
an invalid for the last three
years, the past three months great
sufferer. She bore her suffering with
out murmur or complaint; she was
true Christian, and by her death the
town loses one of it's oldest residents
and one respected and loved by
large number of friends. She leaves
four daughters: Mrs. Bemis of Me-
canhics Falls, Me-, Mrs. Morse of Low
ell, Mass, Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Cob
leigh of E. Charleston. They were
all with her in her last hours She
leaves one son, Wesley, in Detroit,
Michigan, who was unable to be here.
Funeral Sunday, Rev. r. w. Collins,
officiating.
West Charleston.
The donation for Rev. A. R. Col
Inns amounted to $22.O
Horace Holt, who has been so long
confined to the house is again able to
be out.
DR.. Frank Leonard of Canaan, VT,
made short visit to his friends here
recently.
Sylvester Allen of Coventry, has
moved into the house which he bought
Of John Dudley.
Marshall Wilson and his wife from
Lowell, Mass. were in town one day
last week. They will stop in Derby
for the present.
Whooping cough has made it's APP
pearance among some of the children
in this vicinity.
Will Worthen returns to his home
in Washington the %; his aunt, Mrs.
Abbie Hildreth, returns with him.
Nearly thirty of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Armstrong visited them
in their new home in Morgan, Tues
day evening, March Is, carrying with
them appropriate gifts.
Coventry.
E. Twombly has moved to Barton
Landing.
The Dorcas Society will meet Friday
afternoon and evening.
George Lane was in town over the I
Mrs. Damon Ware is home
from Springfield, Mass.
Eliza Parker has gone to Barnet to
care for her sister, who is sick Wal
lace Shippee has gone to Concord, N
H., to work.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
give an entertainment in the town
hall, Wednesday eve, March %. En-
tertainment to commence at 7:3O.
Quarterly meeting at M E. church
yesterday. At the quarterly confer
ence there was an urgent request that
Rev. M. S. Eddy be returned to this
charge.
IhOAO WOIO 10 OSdCIlS Ill UOWn III
the month of Feb
Remember the big auction on the
Glidden place on Thursday of this
week.
John Greeves had one Of his feet
badly crushed while rolling logs in
5he woods.
Harvey Libbey has gone to Summer
vile, Mass, to work. He has a
good position.
r. r. Beede has finished his lum-