Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-11-07

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weeks.
West Charleston.
Oscar Davis has hired Henry Gran
dall's farm in Derby.
Lewis Shedd has leased his farm to
Nelson Hardy for another year.
Leon Bennett is home from his work
in Lisbon, N. H., for few days.
r. III. Barnard has gone to Boston
to visit his sons before going to Cali
| fornia.
n. Fl. Piper has hired the shoemak-
ers shop, formerly occupied by Mr..
Beecher.
| Mrs. Bowker and Lii Bennett have
closed their schools in Salem Derby,
and are both at home.
J. D. Griffin has finished repairs on
the old Stern store and moved into it.
He has his harness shop in one part of
the building.
| Will Nelson of this place and Smith
Gallup of Barton Landing, have hired
Lang's saw-mill at East Charleston
for four years.
Robert Allen has gone to Barton to
work.-Elmer Allen has returned from
| Ryegate, where he has been at work
through the summer.
Miss Hartig, the evangelist, who has
been working here for nearly two
months, left here few days ago for
work in ST. Johnsbury.
Nov. I'd, there was quiet wedding
in the hotel parlor of Norman East
man, when his niece Miss Ruth Ruiter
was married to Walter Buck of Mon
tana, formerly of Island Pond. The
happy couple started the 18th, for his
home in Montana.
Henry J. Badger, our carriage max
er, having purchased the stock and
tools of r. III. Barnard, has added to
his business that of general black
smithing and hired a smith in the
person of Henry Rich. He is now
ready for business in one part of the
Parlin shop.
Coventry
Homer Wright has sold his farm to
his brother, DR.. j. F. Wright of Barton
Landing.
Our dentist, o. E. Hanford, has taken
life partner, Miss Nellie Green
wood. May happiness attend them.
Will Derrick has moved into Frank
True's house. = Arthur McKinne has
moved into Burbank and Williams
tenement house.
Mrs Myron Lewis and her daughter
Cora have returned to ST. Johnsbury.
- Rev. Mr.. Woodward and wife, who
have been visiting at Edwin Bryant's,
have returned to their home in Broc-
ton, Mass.
Rev. G.. S. Hulburt of Barton Land
ing will preach at the M. E. church
next Sabbath, it being quarterly meet
ing day.-There will be prayer meet
ing at the M E. parsonage next Thurs
day evening, and preaching in the
church Saturday evening. : The Dor
cas- society will meet at the M. E. YES
try on Friday afternoon and evening.
Craftsbury.
Mr.. Hoyt Hill is in town.
VIM P Kaiser has sold his residence
to Geo. Howard.
Well well, Uncle Horace! 1t will
take some cigars to settle it.
P w Allen was taken sick at the
Bend, and was unable to drive his
stage home.
East Craftsbury.
John Seaver has been very sick, but
is better at this writing.
Mrs. Jennie Black of Boston was
here to attend the burial services of
her brother.
James A Mitchell, whose horrible
death by burning at the ST. Johnsbury
fire is recorded elsewhere, was form
erly of this place and his remains were
brought here for burial, several of
his friends from ST. Johnsbury COM
ing over with the remains. He was a
capable young man and first-class
mechanic. His friends and relatives
here have the sympathy of the COM
munity.
Some one anonymously furnishes
the MONITOR with quite an extended
obituary notice in regard to Mr.. Mitch
ell, complimenting his character and
his life. Mr.. Caldbeck Of ST. Johnsbury
for whom he worked, esteemed him
most highly, has invited his friends
and fellow workmen to meet at his
shop, Nov. 18th next, at 2:30 p. m. to
take some formal action in regard to
an expression of appreciation of char