Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-11-21
East Bloomington.

John Marshall has moved back on
to his farm.-Fred Huntoon has NOV
ed to Westmora.
Job Drown and wife and two chill
dren from Haverhill. N. H., are here
visiting friends.
Robert Alexander is erecting a very
nice granite monument, made by M
terry lot.
Evansville.
Mrs. Dennison Gallup is on the sick
list
Albert Gallup has caught seventeen
foxes, nine skunks and eight minks
this fall.
Ernest Guild has hired out to w.
Devereux to work in the woods at
Stowe.
Dea. John Marshall has returned to
his farm, and Phil Miles goes to his
farm in Charleston. A Mr. Brown
from Greensboro has moved into the
house with Will King.
East Charleston
A. J. Virgins and wife visited at
F. S. Cobleigh's last week.
Insolvency. is building an ice house
and butter room combined.
Ed. Cloud and wife from N. H., are
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Cloud.
Our community was greatly shocked
and saddened to learn of the death by
suicide of Rev. OH. Harris of Orange,
Mass, who formerly preached here.
The rash deed was committed Satur-
day night, but he was not missed until
his congregation was seated in church
Sunday morning, when messenger
found him dead in his study with a
revolver in his hand. No cause is
assigned, but it is thought his mind
has been diseased since having a Sc
we're attack of the grip last winter.
G. O. Goodwin and daughter attended
Thursday in Orange.
West Charleston.
Grace Norton has gone to Stanstead
college to take lessons in music.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Geo. Cole, Tuesday evening, Nov. %.
Herbert Tracy has got through work
at Newport and has gone on to his
farm again.
Schools closed on the 18th, for two
weeks vacation. Misses Marsh and
Varney will return for the winter.
Walter Nye has rented the Widow
Hall place and moved on to it.-Phil
Miles is moving from Evansville back
to his farm.
The remains of Mrs. Geo. Sander
son of Nashua, N. H., were brought
here the 18th, for burial Mrs. S. was
a daughter of Philetus Morey, a for
mer resident of this town.
The house and out buildings belong
ing to Ira A. Wyman, were burned on
the morning of Nov. 18th, with most
of the contents. Mr.. w. succeeded in
getting out his stock. There was a
small insurance on the buildings.
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Hector Douglas is home from Conn.
Ada Gorham from n. H.
Mr.. Leer from West Derby has NOV
ed into A L. Smiths house
Mrs. Cook, who lives on West Hill,
has suffered a severe paralytic shock.
Mrs Laura Morse and Belle Living
stone have gone to Lowell, Mass. on
visit.
Union services at the Methodist
church next Thursday at a quarter
before eleven.
Rev. S. Lewis of Newport Center
will preach in exchange with Rev. M.
S. Eddy next Sabbath.
Mrs. Martha Wheelock has been
quite sick but is now improving. =
Henry Howard has been sick the past
week, and Mrs. Ira Sessions hasIbeen
i'll also.
There was a mistake in regard to
Mrs. Leets death: She was IA years of
age, was born in England and was
daughter of Mrs. Ranger who died
some months since.
The severe storm prevented a large
attendance at Rev. Mr.. Eddy's dona-
ton and the lecturer failed to reach
here, but Carl Graves of Barton Land
ing was present and sang the audience
into the best of feelings, so that the
contributions were very generous.
Another pastoral gathering will be
held later.
raftSbury.