Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-17

and hay to Chester Dezotell for 81 900,
and Dezotell has moved on
Geo. Dow has bought the Ell. Town
place, and report says Mr.. Town will
soon move to Morristown.
John Page was quite badly hurt at
Of something in the hosting apparatus.
Two other hands tried the operation
Of the buzz planer on their thumbs.
They were more than satisfied with
the result.
East Albany.
WILDER Chamberlin from Portland is
visiting friends in Albany.
L. L. Sanborn has let his farm to
Edward Wells for year and has NOV
ed back to his old ce.-Henry Nc
CURE has moved to Barton Landing.
At the auction sale, M M Taplin
auctioneer, of the j. j. and F. E .Twom
bly, property on Friday last, property
sold we'll. Cows sold from $18 to Sal. 80.
Alfred Daniels and son Fred were
struck by lightning on the night of
Oct:3 3, and remained unconscious for
some time. 1t was a narrow escape
from death.
Bloomington.
Will Richardson's health is quite
feeble.
W.R.Alger has been appointed post
master.
VIM Smith has hired Mr. and Mrs
Wood for one year.
Henry Pickle has moved to his farm
in the west part of the town.
The ladies and children gave har
vest supper at the town hall We'd
nesday eve, Oct. II, which was we'll
attended and highly enjoyed by all
present.
John Twombly, one of the Oldest in
habitants of this town, died at his
residence Sunday, Oct.9. Mr.. Twom-
bly, had been in feeble health for some
time and his death was not unexpect-
ed. The funeral services were at his
late home the following Tuesday.
/ West Charleston.
A letter from Alba Smith of Fla, a
former resident of this place, announc-
| es the birth of a daughter.
Mr.. Thayer of Derby Center has a
/ class here in penmanship. Next school
will be Tuesday evening, Oct. IS.
Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Human left here
the 10th for their home in Belmont,
Iowa. They stop day or two in Wash
ington, d. c., on their way
Marshall Wilson has moved into the
tenement in the creamery building
Fred Chaplin has rented the place
known as the Jack Marvin place, and
will move there soon.
Lila Huntoon from White River
Junction is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Geo. Cook.-Rev. o. G. Baker receiv
ed short visit from his brother re-
cently.-H. Hitchcock and wife from
Cambridge, Mass, have been spend
ing few days with the family of E. J.
Bruce.
East Charleston.
John Fuller is raising and repairing
his house.
A P Stone and wife of st. Johns
bury visited at L. w. Stevens last
week.
Carrie Gallup, who went to Canada
for treatment some time ago, has re-
turned home no better.
Hurbert Morrill, has returned home
from his work in New York.-Chas.
Morse and wife are visiting in Frank
lin county this week.-Mrs.. DR.. Cush-
man visited in P. O. recently.
Coventry.
Mr.. Myron Lewis and family from
St.Johnsbury are visiting friends here.
Hermon Rogers has moved from the
Timothy Conway place into Mrs. AL
lens house in the village.
Report has it that Mrs Anna (Ma-
goon) Lee, former resident of this
town, has been granted divorce from
her husband, Fred. A. Lee, and re-
sumes her maiden name.
Mr.. Downing has purchased the
Charles Chamberlain place. He is
adding another story and repairing it.
Mrs. Laura Morse has let her farm
to Dustin Ware. He takes possession
this week.
Dan and Mary Perkins have return
ed to their home in Mass.-Mrs. Fanny
Allen and her daughter, Alice, have
gone to Nashua, N. H.-Luther Guild
is home from Mortified, where he has
been to visit his father.
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