Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-03-27

son on to her own farm.
News is received of the death of
Mrs. Sophia (Hunter) Howard of
Douglas, Mass, of heart disease. She
was a worthy member of the Free
Baptist church in this place.
Bloomington.
Hugh Townsend is home from N
III. = Mary Currier is in town on a
visit.
Mr.. L. Grow has greatly improved
the roads in town drumming the road
machine over them
Geo. Jones of Hyde Park works for
Henry Conway, and moves his family
into the house known as the Hall
house.
Mrs. =. M. Buchanan, on her re-
turn from Boston, was carried to her
sisters, Mrs. Frank Hunt, where
she remains. She has the tender sym
pathy of many friends in her long ill
ness.
Jasper Smith came home from Bed
ford, Mass, Friday, the 18th inst, and
returned the next Monday. He brought
the sad intelligence that his wife was
very low and her death might be ex
pected at any time.
West Charleston.
A boy baby at Merton Wilson's.
Ed. Goodwin has bought the Leav-
ems store.
Nath. Piper has rented the Albert
Lawrence farm and moved on to it.
Bert Parlin is home for few days
from Florida, where he has been at
work.
Charles Moulton and wife will go to
ice business
At the auction sales at the Geo.
Coles and Alvin Woodlands places
there were lots of bidders and prop
sold verYsl low.
Mrs. William Barnes of Walpole,
N. H., and Mrs. Geo. Riley have been
spending few days with their sister,
Mrs. O. G. Baker. = Emma Parlin has
been at st. Johnsbury on a visit =
James Bennett is home from Mass for
few days. = Mabel Newton is home
from Montpelier where she has been
at work.
East Charleston.
VIM. Moulton has moved from Is
land Pond to his farm here.
H. j. Hudson and mother have gone
to the state of New York on bust
ness trip.-Chester Stevens has gone
to Lowell to work.
Don Allbee from Landau, NH, was
in town last week, looking after the
interests Of his farm.
Elmer Allyn, from Orange, Mass,
made his mother, Mrs. John Bean, a
short visit this week. = Mrs. Eliza
Mussey and son of Henniker, n. H.,
have been visiting at Will Chappel's.
Mr. and Mrs P j. Plunkett visited
Mrs. Mcqueen at Newark last week.
Craftsburv.
Willie Dustan is improving.
A Cowles has a son hard sick with
erysipelas.
Regular communication of Meridian
Son Lodge, No. 20, at Masonic Hall,
April 5. Work.
j. @. Allen has decided to sell out
his stock of goods this spring and go
West. He is selling at reduced prices.
Some sugar makers are tapping their
orchards. Asa Bridges is assisting HI.
S. Andrus in sugaring and P. Bruce is
helping A. j. Smith
West Derby.
The friends of DR.. Bogue are glad to
see him out again.
Harry Kimpton of Texas, is visiting
his uncle, All White.
Rumor says @. S. Magoon has sold
his block, preparatory to going West.
The Universalist sociable will be
held at Mr.. Amos Blodgett's. Ali in
vited.
Miss Aida Burgoine of Coventry
spent last week with her aunt, Mrs.
Moody Kimball.
Truman Ricord has moved from
Barton into one of Alfred Taylor's
tenements.
Walter Hauver has taken Ezra OAR
ling's place, and has moved into a
part of his house.
Mrs Brooks, the aged mother of
Mrs Harriet Laplant, died Saturday,
after long illness.
Fred Porter, Sen, is digging the eel