Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-30


VIM. r. Alger is building an addi-
ton to his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman are very
happy over their new heir.
Will Locke has taken Smith Gallup's
Charleston farm on shares.
Elwyn Wright has moved from the
E. Griswold place to East Browning
ton.
Geo. Twombly has lately had nice
monument set on his lot in the Cen
ter cemetery.
Rev. A. Hart OF Rhode Island came
to the Center Sunday, Oct. %, with
Rev. Felch to assist in the services.
Warren Huse raised the basement
OF large barn last Wednesday. He
purposes to finish the building next
spring.
Mrs. Caddie (Jenkins) Brackett
from Boston has been here visiting
her sister. Miss AIDA Lapierre has
gone to Boston visiting.
Charles Clark and family have re-
turned from Westfeld, bringing Mrs.
Clark's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey,
with them. Mrs. Bailey is very feeble.
Evansville.
There will be chicken pie supper
on Nov. 9, at the NJ. E. church, after
noon and evening, under the auspices
os the Ladies' Aid Society. All are re-
spectfully invited.
East Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Pratt Of New
port have been visiting at G. e.
Blood's.
John Wilson was called here from
Lowell last week, by the death of his
sister, Clara.
Homer Morrill, is home from New
York to spend the winter.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Chappell have been in
Burke visiting Mr.. ChappelPs parents.
BENZ. Townsend of West Charleston
has taken Alfred Wilson's farm
Frank Wilder has moved to Morgan.
Will Hands family have moved to
the village, into the house vacated by
Wilder.
Clara Wilson, daughter of r. L
Wilson, who has been an invalid for
several years, passed away Oct. %.
Her last weeks have been filed with
suffering. Funeral services were held
Thursday at the house, F. 3. Healey
officiating.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Geo. Hamilton, Junior, is still
very sick.
Rumor announces the marriage OF
BENZ. Townsend and Mrs. Orrin Willis.
Porter Dale of Island Pond preached
a fine sermon in the Cong. church,
Oct. %. M
j. G. Oliver and wife have been Wis
iting friends in ST. Adams during the
past week.
Mrs. VIII Leavens and her baby
from Bethlehem, n. H., are visiting at
her fathers, William Eley.
Eben Woodland of Barton has moved
into the house that he bought of DR..
Getchen. - Mrs. Geo. Cole has moved
back to Coventry.
Merritt Spaulding and family are
about moving into N. S. Aliens va
can't tenement. Mr.. Spaulding is to
work for Mr.. Allen.
j. A. Sprague has gone away from
town, and the MONITOR complains that
he leaves his paper uncalled for and
not paid for. What sort of creature
is he? What is his present post office
address?
J. B. Holton has bought Mrs. A. K.
Browns place on Main st. Mrs. Brown
goes to n. II. to make her home for
the present with her niece, Mrs. Cox
eter. Mr.. Coxeter is here helping set
tie her estate.
Coventry
Rev. L. Harlow and VIM. Barrows
visited Boston last week. 6Ln.
Mrs. Fanny Allen and her daughter,
Alice, have returned to Nashua, n. Ell. |
The Dorcas Society will meet in
their vestry room next Friday after
noon and evening. All are cordially
invited.
Hamilton Collins has moved on to
the farm Of his son, Curtis Collins
The item last week in regard to the
moving of Geo. Cole to this village
should have been Mrs. Geo. Cole.
Myron Lewis of ST. Johnsbury a
former resident, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie