Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-02

man esteemed Tor his noighDOrly quar-
tiles and his christian character. His
funeral was held at his late residence
on Monday, Rev. W. G. Johnson off
ciating.
tom -
Ed. Gallup moved to his. farm last
week.
Mr.. Allen Vincent begins to make
cheese in his factory Monday, May 2.
FL. ST. Lapierre have their auction
of farm and dairy tools Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Geo. Going has gone to New
Hampshire Mrs Hodgkins has re-
turned to Boston.
Mrs. Dana Clark has gone home to
her fathers, Orville Marsh, on &C
count of poor health.
Mrs. Jane Conn, an aged lady who
has been living with FL. M. Nichols
family since last fall, is in very feeble
health.
Miss Edna Seavey did not go to In
diana with her parents. She has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. w. Spencer,
at West Concord, VT, and is engaged
to teach school in that vicinity.
Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Sprague left
last week for their respective homes.
The evening before their departure
they held a prayer meeting at Fred
no &ofI
membered for the good they accom-
plished during their short stay.
West Charleston.
Myrtle Dow is quite sick at Derby
Center.
The sugar house of Chas. Carpenter
caught fire one day recently. The fire
was put out without much damage.
Mrs. E. O. Bennett has returned
from Hardwick Miss Lila Bennett
returns from Hardwick and will teach
in the Sawyer district.
The friends of Rev. 2. j. Wheeler
will be glad to learn that he is again
able to resume his pastoral labors and
has accepted passionate in .BoWdoln,
Maine.
The night of April 27the farm build
ings of A. f. Cole were burned to the
ground. The fire occurred about mid
night. Mr.. Cole and his aged and in
valid uncle (Alfred Goodwin were IN
the house alone at the time. Mr.. Cole
got up to wait upon his uncle, replen-
ished the fire and went to the barn TIC
look after some of his stock that need
ed his attention, and when he return
ed the fire had caught around the
chimney and made such rapid pro
gress that his efforts to subdue Il
were futile He carried his uncle to
place of safety and then returned &c
| look after his stock, which he sue
ceeded in getting out of the barn witt
the exception of two hogs, whlcf
were burned. The furniture was al
| burned.
East Charleston.
Miss Matte Stevens has gone tt
Lyndon, where she is to teach school
T. G. Howard was called to Canad;
Friday by the serious illness of hi
| father.
Mrs. A. G. Lang of Newport ha
been spending several days with he
daughter, Mrs G. E. Blood.
Village school commences to- day
with Miss Anna Cobb teacher. Mis-
Annie Cobleigh teaches in the Duntol
district. Mary Ross in the Buck dis
trict and Emily Smith at the Center
A very pleasant event occurred a
j. H. Wolcott's Thursday afternoon
April %, when his daughter, Nellie
was united in marriage with Rev. Mil
Eddy. After the wedding ceremon..
was performed by Rev. G. S. Hubert
the guests with the newly marrie'
couple were invited by the BRIDES IA
Their to partake of bountiful supper
to which all present did justice. TIL
presents were numerous and shove
the high appreciation of the brida
pair by their friends.
Coventry.
Willard Shippee has moved into TIL
Cleveland house.
Wallace Allen has gone to Nashua
n. FL. to work.
Ernest Batchelder has bought Hen
ry Majors barber shop at Newport.
The Co. W. G. T. u. convention wi
be held here June and 10. Fulle
notice soon.
DR.. Badger and wife have been t
Apple Grove P. O., the past week
visit Mrs. Badgers parents.
The Dorcas Society will meet at N