Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-25
Evansville.

Evansville.
VIM Pierce and sou are sick with
the humps.
Triu Randall goes to Morrisville to
work in mill.
George King has taken the job of
making scythe stones for the Pike
Mfg Co. for five years.
Frank Gilfllan has bought the j. G.
Gray farm, and moves as soon as va
cated.-J. G. Gray has bought the Or
rim ingalls, place and moves soon.
Coventry
Hattie Allen has returned to N. H.
Clarence Cowles of Craftsbury
teaches school on West Hill.
VIM. Shippe and John Young have
moved into the Cowles tenement.
A little daughter of Charles Web
ster recently had her hip broken
while coasting at school. Drs. Badger
and Bogue being called to set the
limb.
Rev. [. 2. Chase was here on Tues
day last and organized an Epworth
League with % members. The League
is doing good work in many churches
and we expect much help from it
here.
Grip, bronchitis and other sickness
prevails here; among those hardest
sick are Mrs. r. B. Edmunds, Warren
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Barrows has rheumatic fever and has
been considered dangerously ill. DR..
Bogue was recently called in council
in his case with DR.. Guild.
Twenty four people sat down to
supper at the Crusade Anniversary
meeting of the w @. T. u. held at
Mr.. Reyes. After a bountiful repast,
an appropriate and interesting pro-
gram was carried out, followed by a
social hour. All seemed pleased and
felt well paid for going, thinking Mr..
Reyes was just the place to go for a
good time. The Oldest member, Mrs.
Ira Boynton, now in her Nth year,
was present as full Of interest as usu-
al. She has been a devoted member
| ever since the Union first started and
the occasion was in honor of her, as
well as to observe Crusade Day. Four
new members were added to the
union. The sum of money so gener-
ously contributed will be sent to the
National Treasury in response to Mrs.
| Wizards appeal.
East Charleston.
S. D. Stevens Of ST. Johnsbury is
here to spend the winter with his
daughter, Mrs. E. d. Allyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. Streeter have
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. c. Bruce.
Mr.. Bruce is in very poor health.
A. j. Allyn and Mrs. Charles Gray
attended the funeral of their brother
in law, R. w. Chaplin of Lyndonville,
this week. Mr.. Chaplin was form
er resident of this town.
@. o. Goodwin of this place and
parties from Island Pond chased the
bear, of which mention was made in
the MONITOR, a couple of days last
week leaving him in CRANKY, where
another party set on his trail.
& Bert Gallup and wife of New York
have been here visiting relatives
Elmer Gilman is home from New
York to spend the winter.-Lottie
Cushman is home from Newport on
visit.-Mrs. F. B. Lang and children
from Barton have been visiting rela-
tives here this week.
| West Charleston.
Mrs. Marion Hall OF West Derby
visited friends here recently.
Amos Parlin is home from school
from Meriden, n. H., for the vacation.
Lillian Alton has returned to her
work in Burlington. : Eva Hildreth
| goes to Florida to spend the winter.
j. B. Holton has moved into the
house which he recently bought of
Mrs. A. K. Brown, and which is just
vacated by Rev. r. w. Collins. Mr..
G. returns to his former passionate in
E. Albany.
Craftsbury.
Mrs. Ralph Garfield is quite sick. =
| A. J. Smith is on the sick list.
@. L. Wheeler has gone to Massa-
chusetts to spend the winter.
VIII Whitmore has bought the saw
mill at Mill village of j. M. Goodwin.
R. B. Goodwin lost two valuable
| colts and DR.. Dustau lost one recently.
Minnie Williams has returned home
from Mt. Holyoke college to spend