Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-26

N. H., where she has been on visit.
M. M. Taplin is holding singing
school in the academy Saturday even
ings.
Mrs. F. J. Grow from Lyman, Mass,
has been in town stopping with her
sister. asSsIH 9a2 oaga 49ad 7Vf
Mrs. Jasper Smith, Mrs Buchanan
and David Colley have gone to Boston
for medical treatme Mt.
Mr.. and Mrs E. M Buchanan went
to Boston last week, where it is hop
ed Mrs. Buchanan, who is very feeble,
will receive benefit from medical
treatment.
Evansville.
Mrs. Eddy is gaining little now.
Rufus Trip has gone to the lumber
woods to work for the Deverauxs.
Clyde Cole has moved to Barton
Landing. Drown of Morgan has
moved int the Gilfllan house.
The girls of this place are mostly at
work for the Peerless Manufacturing
Go. and the people that are left at
home. Well! of the Christmas pres
ents, pocket handkerchiefs will be
the most useful.
Coventry
Charles Dean is home to spend
Christmas.
Sam Newton has gone to Montgom
cry teaming.
Mrs. M. S. Eddy and Mrs. D. Gray
are on the sick list.
Frank Jenkins, who got away from
the officers while stealing rides from
Mr.. Treaudo last April, was caught at
West Derby last week and safely
lodged in Newport jail.
Mrs. Jonas Kidder is suffering Sc
verely from frog felon, and her
mother, Mrs. Baldwin, has been laid
up with sore on her finger for sew
eral months, and it is feared that am
putation will be necessary.
Mrs. Alma Miller and her mother
arrived here from Chicago last Fri
day, where they have been on visit
of several weeks. = Willie Hitch
cock and his sister from Frank
lin, N. H., are here spending Christ
mas at his fathers.
East Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilder are to
work for J. S. Sweeney. Mrs. Wilder
is to run the boarding house.
Mrs. Nellie Brainard has gone to
Lowell Mass, to spend the winter. =
F. S. Cobleigh has gone to Maine to
work for Wild River Lumber Co.
Mrs Mary Burbank of N. FL. is here
visiting her mother, Mrs. Bennett, who
is quite feeble. = Mary Gallup home
from Springfield Mass. John Stumpf
of G. T. is here spending the winter
with his sister, Mrs. Wilson Buck.
West Charleston.
There is baby daughter at Ora M.
Winslow's.
Mr.. Peavey has moved into Mary
Ann Crows house.
Henry Bashaw has moved into the
Gilbert house in the village.
The sick in our village are all i'm
proving, Mrs. w. E. Clarke is able to
ride out.
Herbert Horne has rooms in J. G..
Parlin's house. He works for Nelson
& Gallup.
Will Blodgett, Holton's old clerk,
will remain with Mrs. Wheeler, our
new merchant, for a year.
A large number of our people spent
a pleasant afternoon on the 18th with
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Brown, in honor
of their fiftieth anniversary.
S. j. Sweet of North Enosburg open
ed the old store of 9. Carpenter the
23rd, for permanent business. He will
move into the house known as the
Jonathan Wilson house.
Revival meetings closed Sunday the
25th. The meetings have been very
interesting and helpful to Christians,
and many of the unconverted have
manifested a desire to live better
lives.
CraftSburv.
The library building is nearly com
pleted.
Bartlett Williams was injured by
being kicked by a horse.
Miss Emma Hoyt is at the Orleans
House visiting Myrtle Pike.
I'll. H. Brown and Katie Randall will
spend Christmas at Burlington.
The Good Templars will give an en-
tertainment at town hall one week
from Monday eve. III a5g