Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-26


Evansville.
Children's day was observed June
10 with very pleasing exercises, after
which Rev. Mr.. Wright addressed the
children. Great credit is due the com
mlttee on decorations for the beauti-
full manner in which their work was
done.
The schools in this district taught
by Mrs. Fletcher and district No. by
MISS Heating unite in a picnic in Eli
sha Fosters grove, June 80. The pro-
gram will consist of review exercises
and recitations in the forenoon, lunch,
singing, etc. in the afternoon. All are
invited.
! East Charleston.
Eugene Gray has gone to Barton to
do carpenter work.
Mr.John Stanton of Boston is here to
spend the summer at @. o. Goodwin's.
Willie Stoddard, Fred Cushman and
Geo. Spaulding are repairing their
barns.
Curtis Stoddard of Walden, Mass,
has arrived in town for several weeks
vacation.
Daniel Kathan is confined to his
bed with but little hope of his re-
covering.
Miss Stella Barnard of Derby has
been spending several days here with
her friend, Hattie Goodwin.
Mrs. Abbie Jewell of Lyndonville
has been visiting relatives in town.
Fred Stevens has been visiting in
Caledonia county.-Mrs. Geo. Blood
of Lowell is visiting her son, G.
E. Blood.-Mrs. Henri Allbee and
Mrs Frank Stoddard have been in
Burke visiting.
West Charleston.
Curtis Norton is clerking for S. I.
Sweet.
Irene Parlin is home.-James Ben
nett is home for a vacation.
Rev. o. G. Baker attended the
State Convention of Cong. churches
recently held at Montpelier.
Norman Eastman and his son, Ed
win, have been to Bethlehem, N. H.,
with several horses for sale.
There was good attendance at the
Y. P. S. @. E. Convention held here
last week, and a very interesting and
profitable meeting.
Mary Human spent commencement
week in st. Johnsbury with friends
and attended the graduating exercis-
es of the academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Norton attend
ed the graduating exercises of Stan
stead College, where their daughter,
Grace, has been studying music the
past year. r.'. -- 500 al
@. D. Nelson of Muskegon, Mich,
spent Sunday, the 18th, here with his
sister, Mrs. B. M. Carpenter, who ac-
companied him to Lancaster, N. H.,
to visit another sister there.
Coventry
The village schools close this week
Friday.
Jonas Kidder has sold his black colt
to DR.. Gould of Newport.
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church last Sabbath evening. Presid-
ing Elder Hamilton officiated.
The Dorcas Society will meet next
Friday afternoon and evening with
Mrs. Samuel Newton Work will be
furnished.
Chas. Baker is in town, having
been summoned on account of the
critical illness of his wife. DR.. Wright
of Barton Landing was called last Sat-
urday to counsel with DR.. Badger in
regard to the case.
@. A. Livingston is home from Hart
ford, Conn. Clarence Perry is home
from Springfield, Mass, on vacation.
Mrs. George Cole is here visiting
friends. = Jessie Gorham and Addie
Tower, from Barton, were here over ;
the Sabbath. Mrs. Nancy Eddy of
Evansville is visiting her son, Rev. M.
S. Eddy. ,
Craftsbury.
A. j. Smith is having steady work ;
at j. D. Leavitt's on furniture.
James D. Leavitt has had large
trade of furniture and undertakers {
goods at Greensboro.
Regular communication of Meridian
Sun Lodge No. 20, at Masonic Hall
next Wednesday evening. Work
1t is said that certain parties, not to G
be mentioned at this time, are doing 6