Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-08-15

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etc., commencing at 10 O'Clock p. IN
An invitation is kindly extended tc
ALL
East Charleston.
The following items were necessari
ly left out in last weeks issue: The
visit Of the Mite Society with Mrs. w
Cargill and mother was greatly enjoy.
ed by the large number present. Mrs
Bennett, the aged lady, highly appre-
ciated the occasion. East Charleston
does not allow her aged people to fee
that they are useless and forgotten.
WHEREAS Universalist Mite
Society having lost one of it's original
members in the death of Mrs. Rufus
Q. Wilson, and,
WHEREAS, The society wishes to
express it's love for the departed and
it's sympathy for the family, be it
ResoI1ed. That the Universalist
Mite Society deeply regret the long
suffering and sad death of Mrs. Wilson,
and be it
Resolved. The society fully sympa-
thize with, and extend every service
to the family, and be it
ResolOed. That copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to the family and to
the local papers.
Mrs. @. E. CORRUTH,
NJ. = Ff T. BHI BaAfT1RD' Com.
West Charleston.
The campers have returned from
Morgan lake.
Misses Lena and Lillian Bennett at
tended the summer school at Barton.
Another marriage to record this
week, that of Mr.. Colby George of
Holland and Mrs. Olivia Hosmer of
this place.
Lewis Shedd and wife came from
Hollis, n. H., to look after businesses
interests, and spend few days with
friends and relatives. We are glad to
see their cheerful faces on our streets.
Delos Marvin is moving on to the
farm of his father-in- law, Calvin Saw
yer. He will put in separator there,
and make arrangements for taking all
the milk from the neighboring dairy
men who choose to patronize him.
Last Sabbath morning Mrs. David
Driver and her daughter Minnie start
ed to drive to church as usual. They
had come but short distance from
the house when the horse became
frightened and ran, throwing them
both out of the wagon. They were
both taken up insensible, but soon
recovered consciousness, and it is
hoped are not seriously injured.
E. j. Bruce and wife have gone to
Lyndon to spend few days. = Mrs.
Minis from Northampton, Mass, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. E. III. Robinson.
. Mabel Newton has returned from
her visit to Boston, Mass. = Optician
Babbitt with his wife and son, from
N. H., are visiting at J.B.
Holton's. = Mrs. Willie Robinson and
her children from Lancaster, N. H,
are visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr.. Pike of the Orleans House has
nine boarders from Alton, Ill.
A. Dorman, master workman, is
pushing the work on the Spalding
mill.
President Atwood of New Orleans is
IN town.-Ella Harmon is home from
Boston, Mass.
J. P Connor has been obliged to
quit work in his shop on account of
failing eyesight.
With eggs selling in midsummer at
Il cents dozen, our free trade farm
ers are not suffering very badly.
The intention now is to make the
library building of granite, although
some are in favor of an iron building.
1t is reported that Jas. McEwen has
rot a verdict of 1913 in his suit with
Shannon, which was tried in Barton
asst winter.
Willard Gage, Mrs. Horace Smith,
,he sick Mrs. Gambrel was buried
asst Sunday.
Mrs @. M Blake and children from
Boston are visiting at VIM. Mitchell's.
Willie Simpson of Hazardville, Conn.
S visiting here.
Miss Alice Seaver, who has been
,ick and confined to her room for a
good many years, is very much inn
proved in health.
Mrs. Arthur Douglass, who is in the
upper part of the Rand building, ad-
7ertises that she will do dressmakii1g.
cutting and fitting.
Chas. Wilson has sold his farm to
Amory Dawson, and as it joins Mr..
)avison's farm will make valuable
addition. 1t is thought that Mr.. Will