Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-09-04
quite we'll attended and much enjoyed.

Among the recent visitors may be
mentioned the Trip Bros. and theil
wives from Williamantic, Conn, Her.
bert Eddy and mother from Marsh
field and Ernest Alexander and wife
East Bloomington.
School in Dist, No. 4, taught by
Miss Ida Hitchcock, commenced Aug
%.
Mrs. Willie Kilpattuc, who has been
very sick with heart trouble, is bet
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dane and two
children from st. Johnsbury have
been visiting at Samuel Drown's.-
Miss Emma Jerome from Boston,
Mass visiting at Willard Aldrich's.
The comrades of Co. ], 10th VT. Vols.
and other friends presented M. A. Foss
with very nice Webster's dictionary,
as token of their esteem and re-
CARDS, on the anniversary of his fifth
eth birthday, which occurred Aug.
80. He was also presented with a
very nice gold watch chain by his
wife and two sons.
East Charleston.
S. @. Streeter and J. S. Underhill
are building additions to their barns.
George Piper has moved from Echo
Pond to one of M. G. Davis tenements
in the village.
Winnie Gray and Iva Sweeney at
tend school at Derby. Hudson
has gone to Rutland to attend school.
Coventry
Willie Carrow is home from
McIndoes. Falls.
George livingstone and Chesney
Brooks are on the sick list
Alvah and George Brooks are in
town on visit from Nashua, N. HI.
Rev. F. w. Lewis preached an ex-
ceHent sermon in the Methodist
church Aug. 27.
Myra Douglass teaches school in
the intermediate department at Iras-
burgh and Cora Bean in the interme-
date at Newport.
The State w. @. T. U. Convention
will be held at Montpelier Sept. 1914.
All the Unions in Orleans country are
requested to choose delegates at
once, that the county may be fully
represented.
Eta (Hess) wife of John Brooks,
Jr., died very suddenly Aug. %, of in
fiammation of the bowels, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Alice Conway, wher
she had been spending the summer.
Her husband was in Cornwall, Can,
and did not arrive until the morning of
the funeral, which was held onaWed-
nesday Aug. %, Rev. M. s. Eddy Of
floating. She leaves husband and
three young children, who have the
sympathy of all.
Craftsbury. S,ea
Mrs Ed. button is quite sick.
academy.
1t is thought that A. B. Pike is i'm
proving. ~ -
Hon. j. Simpson~from New York is
in town.
Chas Smith has been laid up with
a cut on his knee.
I. TPatterson lost one of his match
ed horses recently.
J. Kier has the foundation laid for
his new storehouse.
@. G. Conant has moved to the ten
ement over the j. G. Allen store.
q. E. Leonard started for Boston
last Tuesday to visit his brother, Will
lis Leonard.
Dea. Dutton returned last week from
visit to Massachusetts and New
Hampshire.
Rev. w. E. Allen and wife have re-
turned from their vacation feeling
much improved.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
went to picnic at Greensboro pond
last Wednesday.
There was surprise party at Hen
ry Aliens last Tuesday evening, and
pleasant time had.
Mrs. Waldron Simpson has moved
here from Greensboro where she can
be among her friends.
Clara Robbins has gone to Morris
vile to remain some time with her
sister, Mrs. Boardman.
Mrs. Anderson has friends visiting
her.-Friends from Florida have been |
visiting Mrs. Clark Allen.
Whitman Mass. where he has been |