Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-11

and has become their hostler.
Among those that are are suffering
with the grip are: S. Collins, Mrs.
Harlow, Mrs. Emeline Mitchell, Mrs.
Joseph Stephens and Mary Wheelock.
West Charleston.
DIR. r. Gatchell has been appointed
liquor agent for this town.
Johnnie Parlin, Jun. has gone to
White River Junction to work.
George Cole from Coventry has
bought the Frank Hamilton house.
Lena j. Bennett has gone to Bloom
field, to teach in the graded school
there.
The grip has made it's appearance in
our village and several of our people
are sick with it.
A very commendable effort is on
foot among some of our citizens to
the concealment and use of
beverages.
The remains of Mrs. Leavitt Hill
port a few months since, were brought
here for burial, Monday, Dec. 2S.
Rev. A. R. Collins and wife were
we'll remembered at the Christmas
gathering. T. L. Harley also received
a handsome present from his pupils.
There will be an entertainment at
academy hall, Friday evening, Jan.
Is. An interesting and varied pro-
gram will be rendered by teachers
and pupils. Music for promenading
furnished by good orchestra. Pro-
ceeds for decoration of school-rooms.
James Bennett is home from White
River Junction.-A. T. Norris and
wife spent Christmas at Wolcott.-
Rev. o. G.. Baker has returned from
his visit to his bereaved mother
Jason Human visited his brother, DR..
Human last week.-Everett Driver,
who is at work at Dover, n. H., has
been home on a VISIT. ID. Hall of
Iowa, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Nye last week.-G. w. ID. Reed
from Lyndon, spent the holidays with
his mother.
East Charleston.
George Piper and Norman Cloud
have gone to Wenlock to work.-F.
L. Cobleigh has gone to scaling lum-
Der for the Nulhegan company.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Q.
Streeter met at the vestry Friday
evening, Jan. 1, where the ladies ar
ranged tables for collation.; Wheel
er's full band of music was present.
A messenger was sent to Mr.. and Mrs.
Streeter informing them that it was
the 36th anniversary of their marriage
md that their company was requested
forthwith The party having taken
E. d. Allyn introduced
Gov. Dale of Island Pond, who made
some very appropriate remarks, pre-
,enting Mr.. Streeter with a coon skin
coat and Mrs. Streeter with some gold
bowed spectacles and a lamp. Mr..
Streeter responded in very feeling
manner, thanking his many friends
lot only for the nice presents but for
he kindness they had shown towards
himself and wife.
Graf tSDury.
A Mr.. Buck from Bartonhas moved
nto the Noble Kinnie house.
The week of prayer was observed
~ union services at the several
churches.
Regular communication of the Me-
idian Sun Lodge, No. 20, at Masonic
lall, Wednesday evening.
Among those who have recently
lied in this vicinity are Mr.. and Mrs.
.anpher, Jan. Z; William Stratton and
hrs. Patterson, mother of l. L. Pat
erson.
The grip is having a thorough run
IL through this section and there are
hardly enough well ones to care for
he sick; many are considered dan
,erously sick, among whom are p. |
Allen and Prof. Whitney.
Derby.
Geo. w. Davis has received pen
ion of $12 a month with $500 back
'ay.
Special union prayer meetings are
0 be held this week at the M. E.
hurch.
Harry Wilder has finished his la
ors as clerk for @. f. Davis, and
red Taylor is through working for
J. Lane.
Geo. Bushee has returned to Will
ANS college, and Miss Alice Bushee
0 her work as teacher in private
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