Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-07-10

/ Mrs. Chester Eastman or Sprlngnetd
are visiting in town.-Ambrose Shute
from Mass. is visiting his sister, Mrs.
W. F. Cargill.
Rev. Mr.. Fetch, the new Methodist
pastor, who came here in the spring,
is doing good work. He has organ
lied Sunday School, started school
in1the Westmore neighborhood and has
lively interest in his evening meet
ings. There will be quarterly meet
! ing next Sunday with baptismal ser
vices. The Presiding Elder will be
present.
| West Charleston.
Mrs. William Parker is quite sick.
Dr. Gatchel, Will Blodgett, Amos
Parlin and Arthur Lackey attended
the convention of the Y. P. S. E. at
Montreal.
Ora Clarke, grandson Of Chas. Car
penter, had the misfortune to get
burned in the face quite badly while
playing with fire crackers the 4th Of
July.
Irene Parlin has gone to Warren,
N. H., to spend the summer. = Emma
Parlin and Ina Campbell have gone to
Cottage City, Martha's Vineyard, to
work through the summer.
Lou Bruce is home from Johnson
for her summer vacation. = Mrs. Kate
Mcdowell and two children from
Kansas are visiting at Irving Lackey's.
Mrs. Mcdowell is sister of Mrs.
Lackey.
The village school closed Friday,
June 80 The pupils having no marks
were Della Allbee, Genevieve Bennett,
Alice Cheney, Ethel Cheney, Iona
Hardy, Grace Knight, Nellie Piper,
Harvey Dane and Ernest Turner.
o. M. Carpenter and wife left here
the 9Th inst, for independence, Kan,
where they intend making their home
for the present. Mr.. Carpenter made
very brief visit much to the regret
of his family and his many friends.
Coventry
Austin Douglass is painting VIM.
Winget's buildings at Irasburgh.
Mrs. Ednah (Herbert) Cutler and
ifornia.
Mrs. Samuel Boynton is here caring
for her mother, Mrs. Ira Boynton, who
is ill.
Annie Douglass is home from st.
Johnsbury, where she has been at
work in a millinery shop.
Asa B. Hancock has been very seri-
onsly i'll the past week, but is little
better, although not considered out of
danger.
Florence Tower of Barton is visiting
at her grandfather's, B. F. Tower
Percy Gray of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting at his uncle's, Horace Thrash
er.
Willie Hitchcock has gone to Man
chester, N. H., clerking in store
Clarence Perry has returned to
Springfield, Mass, where he clerks in
a freight office.
Craftsburv.
Ernest Root is home from college.
James D. Leavitt has moved into
his new house. e
D. NJ Sprague has gone to Center
Harbor, N. H., where he finds profita-
BILE work.
The three daughters of Augustus
Paddock went to Montreal to atte nd
the great Christian Endeavor meet
ing.
The children of r. w. Cowles and a
son of A. B. Pike are having measles;
Miss Abbie Pike and Mrs. j. 0. Doug
last are also on the sick list.
L. B. Bridges and wife were visiting
at A. A. Bridges last week.-W. w.
Thompson of Laconia, N. H., was also
in town last week among his friends.
II. z. Hartman is putting a new ell
on his house and doing other repairs
much to it's convenience andimprove-
ment. He has one of the best places
in the village.
Derby.
Miss Gertrude Freeman of Boston is
the guest of Miss Mae Wilder.
I'll. A. True and family of Summer
vile, Mass, attended the funeral of
Mrs. Person True, held on Sunday,
July 9. 50
Mrs. w. S. Robbins and her son,
Harry, go this week to Abenakis
Springs, short distance below Mont
real.
Frank and Harry Wilder spent a