Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-09-12
East Charleston.

Luna Chafee has returned TO Low
ell
The village school commences to-
day, Miss Emma Parlin teacher.
Fred Cushman with his new wife
has gone to housekeeping on his farm.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
J. S. Sweeney, Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. A. All are cordially invited.
John Cloud is visiting his parents.
= DIR. J. B. Ell. Cushman's mother from
Dixville, P O., is visiting him. - Mrs.
E. G. Streeter has gone to Burke Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FL. G.
Bruce = Mrs. David Osgood and her
daughter, Mrs. Luther Southworth of
Lynn, have been visiting relatives in
town Mrs. Osgood is sister of Mrs.
A. G. Lang.
Coventry.
Mrs. Calhoun's brother is very sick
at her home with typhoid fever.
Ernest Batchelder has sold out his
barber business at Newport to Mr..
Vance.
The village schools commenced last
Wednesday, lola Badger and Katie
Pierce teachers.
The Dorcas Society will give a corn
supper at the M E. vestry next
Wednesday evening.
The M. E. Sabbath school held their
picnic last Saturday on Prospect Hill,
Newport. A good time is reported.
Mrs. Chester Rowel has sold her
farm, stock and farming tools to Mr.
Kendall of Newport Center for $4,000.
Mrs. Charles Chamberhn sold her
household effects at auction last Sat
urday and will go to Mass. to reside.
The Justices of the Peace are chosen
as follows: J. F. Kidder, n. w. Gray,
FL. F. Black, F. @. Williams and Henry
Howard.
Mrs. j. w. Muzzey and her daughter
Mrs. Miller, have gone to Chicago on
visit. Mrs. Hattie Thurber is home
on a visit from st. Adams. = Mabel
Edmunds is home from n. IL.
We had quite an exciting time at
Freeman's meeting last Tuesday, bal
loting until o'clock "Wednesday
morning, and then did not elect rep
resentatiye. B. F. Tower received
the largest number of votes, only lack
| ing four votes of an election.
Craftsbury.
I IfCln
shoulder.
James Anderson is suffering from
kidney trouble.-Mrs. Frank Tenn
pleton is on the sick list.
Mrs. r. S. Jones, who is housekeep-
er for II. S. Andrus, started Wednes-
day for Penn. to visit friends.
Rev. w. E. Allen and wife are tax
ing vacation at Caspian Lake. We
learn that his wife is being greatly
benefited by the outing.
Rev. E. Hatch from Corinth is IL
town visiting. Fannie Hatch, who has
been at Brattleboro the past three
wears, has returned home, APPARENT.
well.-J. P. Conner has been called tt
Swanton on account of the sickness
of his son Martin.-Mrs. O. w. Coch
ran is stopping few weeks with he
mother, at Albany.
Craftsbury had the most excitln!
election in it's history, balloting L
times and continuing until $3.50 o'clocl
Wednesday eve. Three parties wer'
at war = democrats, prohibitionist
and split in the republican party
All stood firm. II. F. Graham starte
in with 124 votes and ended with 12S
Elected by a majority of one.
West Derby.
Mrs. M. G. Williams is still very il
Levi Gotta is very poorly.
Ap unusual feature of a wedding i
the town lately, was that the husban
was step father to his bride.
The Vermont yearly meeting of tn
Free Baptists was held here the Stf
9th, 10th, and 18th, and was Target
attended and very interesting.
Mrs. Clinton Tucker and child ar
at Mrs. John Nelson's.-Mertie Youn
: returned from her work at the Whit
Mountains last week, and will atten
school.
Rev. J. Phillips, a former pastor
but now of Guilford Village, N. HI, we
: among those attending the yearl
meeting, and gladly welcomed b
his many true friends in this count.
l J.F. Grey has commenced the mai
l part of his house on Elm St.-H.
4 Borland's store building is progress
ing finely.-The Mott house is no
nlastered John Nelson is Shinglln