Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-07-17
has moved into Thomas Lowery's

No. 5, June 80. Whole No. of schol-
ars, l2O; average attendance, IT. Tho Sc
having no marks were Edith Going,
Maud Dutton, Ernest and Willard
Going. Lizzie Campbell and Bert
White were absent = day. Peter
Flemming received the prize for writ
ing.
The list OF scholars in school district
No. 4, taught by Miss Margaret Keat-
ing and closing June 80, is as follows:
Whole number of scholars, 10; aver
age attendance, 151a. Those having
no marks were Annie Grey, Mamie
lite, Blanche Bickford, Edith Lowery,
Elsie Skinner. George, Van and Ned
Hunt absent p day. Van Hunt re-
ceived the prize for improvement in
writing.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Hattie (Shannon) Hood from
Wyoming is visiting her parents.
Mrs. Taplin and her. son Roy of st.
Johnsbury are visiting at G. S. Hin
mans.
Mrs. Charles Hamblet of Barton and
her children have been visiting at Jo-
siah Hamblet's.
ers from this village are camping at
Willoughby Lake.
Widow Davis, mother of Mrs. Irv
ing Lackey, is quite sick.-Mrs. Park
er is some better.
Andrew Wilson is moving back on
to his farm.-Lem. Wilson, Sen, moves
into the Fort house.
J.O.Shedd has received the appoint
ment of postmaster and the post office
is moved into Sweets store. Bert
Jones of Island Pond is tending the
Office at present.
East Charleston.
DIR. Cushman has been appointed
postmaster here.
Rev. @. L. Ball, who preached here
last summer, made short visit in this
place last week.
Dr. J. B. FL. Cushman is ate nding
the races at Mystic Park, Boston, with
his horse, Golden, Jr.
The Ladies' Aid will have a lawn
party with Mrs. L. w. Stevens, We'd
nesday evening, July 10. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Coventry
Mrs. Laura E. Morse is home from
Lowell, Mass.
Myra Douglass has gone to Spencer
Mass, to work in a photographers
rooms.
Alvin BARTLETT has thoroughly re-
paired his farm house in the North
neighborhood, making nice looking
farm house out of it.
Scion Percival is on the sick list
Mrs. Amelia Baker has been much
worse the past week. DR.. Gould was
called in council with DR.. Badger
Asa Hancock is little more comfort
able at this writing. His friends and
neighbors are invited to come any
day this week with moving ma
chimes, horse rakes, ETC., to help do
his haying, thus doing a neighbor a
kind deed in his necessity.
Craftsbury.
Frank Carr is clerking for A. Pad
dock for short time.
Mrs. Emerson and daughter are
stopping at the Orleans House.
The buildings of Elijah Magoon
were all burned Thursday evening.
Ed Allen has started for California.
He will be absent number of months.
Mr.. A. Paddock and wife are camp
ing at Greensboro Lake for a few
days.
Mrs. Stephen Collier and daughter
from st. Johnsbury were in town last
week.-Mr. Graham from N. Y, is
spending his vacation with his family
in town.-A. J. Smith has relatives
visiting him.
East Craftsbury.
Dr.Seaver and family from Connec-
icut are here visiting at Wm.Seaver's.
G. S. Conant and friend from Con-
cord, N. H., made flying visit here
last week.
G. w. Simpson is painting his house
in colors. It looks fine; S. Cate is do
ing the work.
Patriotism expanded here somewhat
on the 4th, beautiful flag was raised
at our school house, amid booming of
canon, recitations and speeches.
Fl. A. Rice went to st. Johnsbury
to spend the 4th with his daughter.