Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-05-15

of his fingers with the slab saw in the
mill.
Rev. E. Trowbridge is to preach
here the coming year, and commenced
his labors last Sabbath.
George Vance has bought the Pat
terson house and intends to move it
on to land bought of T. M. Rowell.
Bloomington.
Prayer meeting at A. E. Denison's
next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Bailey of Barton Land
ing teaches the Center school.
Rev. Mr.. Felch of East Charleston
preached at the Center, the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Drown returned to
this place from Boston last Thursday.
D. I. Colley is dangerously ill.-Mrs.
Denison Stafford and Mrs. Everett
Burrows are also ill.-Miss Anna Bas
sett is sick with congestion of the
lungs.
Evansville.
was sold to HI. Perkins; COWS sold
from $18 to $25.
Mrs. Rufus Trip, who has been SO
near deaths door for the last week, is
improving a little.
Mrs. John Marshall moves in with
her son-in- law, Geo. Bickford, Mr..
Fletcher having lately moved out.
West Charleston.
Alice Bean teaches the school in
the Winslow district
Ralph Simpson has returned to his
home in Putnam, N. Y.
There was a good attendance at the
concert given by the band in the hall.
John Brown of Holland has bought
James Crawford's lease of the Dudley
Davis farm and taken possession of
the same.
j. S. Underhill has been in this town
for the past few days testing and
weighing sugar, and the sugar MAX
ers are having taste of the new adj
ministration, loading up their sugar
and carrying it miles to be weighed
and then carrying it home again.
East Charleston.
Bert Fellows has bought the hotel
building of the Stevens estate.
Fred Trip has been obliged to give
up the shingle mill on account of
poor health. Frank Lang has taken
the mill.
Mrs w. A. Chappell has gone to
New York. Her niece, Ivah Sweeney,
went with her to spend several weeks
visiting.
Wilson Buck has commenced to dig
the cellar for his new house. He is to
build nice house with all the modern
improvements.
Mrs. Levi Dolloff and daughter of
Denver, Col, are here to spend the
summer with Mrs. r. P. Stevens. =
Kate Healey from Barre is here to
help care for her father, Rev. Mr..
Healey, who is very sick.
Coventry
Asa B. Hancock is very sick with
trouble.
Andrew Corrow and Wheeler Gray
are painting their houses.
I'll. G. Cleveland has purchased
pair of work horses which weigh $500
pounds.
Mrs. Jennie Riley is home on visit
from Morrisville.-L Deans family
have friends from Canada visiting
them. Dean was home from
Wolcott over the Sabbath. = Mrs. M.
S. Eddy has gone to Charleston to Wis
it her parents.
CraftsDurv.
F. o. Chandler works for H. N. Ste
vens this season. pJ
G. A. Silver is driving the stage on
his old route again.
The carpenters have commenced
work on the Leavitt house.
Goodwin & Sprague's auction was
well attended and property sold well.
Clara Whitney of Boston is stop
ping at the Orleans House for the
present.
Henry Coburn's house, with nearly
all the contents, was destroyed by fire
last week.
D. M. Sprague has rented part of
his house to Bert Goodwin. j. M.
Poor has bought the Avery farm near
the village, paying 800.
z. P. Cass, who has been clerking at
Barre, has returned home.-Chas. w.
Andrus and wife are in town from Lit
Teton. D. F. Andrus has been here
on a flying visit.