Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-09

weeks MONITOR as DeIng much DeC-
ter; a mistake, as he still contin-
ues quite sick having a run of gastric
fever.
There will be a box party in the
vestry, Tuesday evening, Oct. IL, I'M
der the auspices of the Ladies' Aid.
There will be vocal and instrumental
music with other exercises; the pro-
ceeds are for a special benevolent
purpose, every one invited.
West Charleston.
Luther Page is at the old Webster
store to purchase butter every Friday.
Ned Cummings is having trouble
with his remaining hand, and has re-
turned to Montreal to the hospital for
treatment.
James Bennett has returned to his
work at Otter River, Mass.-Leon
Bennett is travelling for the overall
and shirt factory at Richford.
Herbert Kathan is here from Boston
with a new wife, visiting his mother,
Mrs. Mary HinmAn.-Nettie Joslyn of
Bloomington is visiting at DR.. @. S.
Humans.
Ida Bowen, had two fingers very
badly mangled on a saw in Herbert
Horne's shop. DR.. Bogue of Newport
and his brother at Derby Line dressed
the hand and hope to save the fingers.
Mrs. Lathe has moved back into
her own house; her daughter, Mrs.
Norris, will make her home with he.
for the present.-Mrs. Mary Human
has moved into one part of Chas.
Hildreth's house.
Coventry
Lydia Gleason is sick with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Jennie Hopkins has returned
to Boston.
The Dorcas Society will meet next
Friday afternoon and evening with
Mrs. F. S. Metcalf. A cordial invita-
ton is given to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Owen, Myra
and Minnie Owen, and Mrs. George
Bailey of Hinesdale have been in town
the past week to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Ruth Collins.
Mrs. F. s.. Metcalf has been in st.
Johnsbury the past week to visit her
son. - Mrs. Laura E. Morse and Mary
Wheelock are home from St. Adams.
Thomas Kidder and John Wheelock
arrived home last Thursday from the
Exposition at Chicago. iaa' @ aa
Ruth, the wife of Curtis Collins, died
last Wednesday She has-been a great
sufferer from the dropsy for the past
year; pneumonia set in and ended her
life. She was a daughter of Mr.. Chas.
Owen, formerly of this place. She
leaves a husband and four small child
rem who have the sympathy of all.
Her funeral was held on Friday at the
house, Rev. M. s. Eddy officiating,
Craftsburv. ,-,9 --g v..s
Charlie Larrabee, who has been very
sick, is gaining.
Willard Wheeler, who has been sick
with fever, is better.
The p~ost-ofice is moved into b. II.
Mason's front room.
Deacon Morse and William Seaver
r both in poor health.
S. B. Robbins is again living in his
own house, John Washburn and wife
living with him.
Inez Martin, who has been at work
for @. w. Wheeler, goes to work for
DR.. Dustan's people.
Mrs. Bell was in town recently on
a canvassing mission. - j. p. Conner
is home from his visiting tour.
There are new meeting house sheds
being built by the Congregational peo-
pie, Peter Randall and Henry Hoyt
doing the work.
A sidewalk is being laid in front of
j. Kier's and other buildings. Elmer
Stratton is having a stone walk laid
from his store to the p~ost-office.
Harvey Libbey is home from Boston.
= Foster Rand and wife from Massa-
chusetts are here on a visit. - Corey
William from Nebraska is also here on
a visit.
W.P. Keiser has a heifer, eight quarts
of whose milk produces nineteen ounc-
es of butter. Evidently the animal is
not suffering from the Democratic
hard times.
Miss Barnes, who has been stopping
at the Orleans House for the past four
weeks, has returned to her home in
New York City. - Sidney Root and
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