Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-07-03

trying to build up their wasting
strength with old oceans breezes
Mrs. Brown accompanies them to the
seashore.
West Charleston.
The band boys gave a concert at E.
Charleston, Thursday evening, June
20.
Leon Bennett has been home for a
short vacation from his work in Little
ton, n. H.
Geo. Parker, who left here in the
spring for Minnesota, returned last
Wednesday, in very feeble health.
@. S. Human and family went to st.
Johnsbury the 29th ult., to attend the
wedding of his brother, Jason Hmm an,
and Miss Carrie Taplin of that place.
Mrs. Nimons, of Northampton, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. III. Rob-
inson.-Mabelle Clark of Island Pond
has been spending a few days with
friends here.-O. M. Carpenter from
ST. Joseph, Missouri, is here visiting
his parents. His wife, Mrs. Jennie
| (Clarke) Carpenter, has been here
and at Island Pond for several weeks.
Mrs. III. A. Clarke and her two chill
dren, from Fort Wallace, Kan, are
here to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Carpen-
| ter.
| East Charleston.
L. G. Brainard returned to Lowell,
last week. Mrs. Brainard will spend
the summer here with her parents.
Miss Mae Trip started for Chicago
June 26. = Mae Gallop started for
Springfield, this week, where she will
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Ray of Leming
ton have been here visiting lat P. j.
Plunkett's.- Albert Stoddard of NAL
| den, Mass, made his relatives visit
last week. : Mrs. L. S. Brainard of
Morgan has been visiting at S. G
| Streeter's.
B. III. Adams is at home on his an
nual vacation.-Olive Wolcott is home
from Lowell to spend the summer
Ernest Stevens has returned home
much improved in health.-Mrs. Mae
| Stumps of New York is here to spend
the summer with relatives.
Coventry
Mrs. Edward Gardeners mother is
visiting her.
Mr.. Downing commenced carrying
the mail last Saturday.
Austin Douglass is at Irasburgh
painting VIM. Wright's house.
A nice monument has been erected
in the cemetery, on the ]. r. Gray lot.
Cora Bean is home from New York,
Mrs. Fanny Allen from Nashua, N. H.
Lillian Goodenough has graduated
at the Johnson Normal school and is
at home. 80 ,a. 7.s Aa]
| Bert Ward and wife of Hardwick
have been visiting at VIM. Stevens
the past week.
Mrs. Ira Boynton was qnite ill last
week, but is better Mrs. Amelia
Baker, dangerously ill of late, is also
improved.
The ladies are all cordially invited
to meet at the Methodist vestry next
Wednesday afternoon to sew for
sick family.
DR.. Bogue of Newport was here re-
Gently, in consultation with Dr. Badg-
er in the case of Asa B. Hancock, Mr..
HI. is little better at this writing.
Craftsburv. ''' ''n 800
Sadie Lyon has been visiting friends
at Newport. - .nta.@
Some of Dea. Chas. Roots summer
boarders have arrived.
Abbie Pike is quite sick. = Mrs. j.
Douglass is on the sick list. = Hattie
Cowles is sick with the measles. IL
East Craftsbury. ~
Edward Dutton is laid up with a
lame knee.
The indications point to good hay
crop this year, both in quality and
quantity. :" Et,''t" 9
On Thursday, June 22nd, a first class
boy was added to the domestic circle
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Silver.
The wicked Democrats have ruth
lessly made raid to capture the post
Office, the first in the history of the
town. B. Ell. Mason is the candidate.
DIR. Bailey has gone to Manchester,
N. III. for rest and medical treatment
by his old friend, DR.. w. F. Temple
/ ton His wife in the naa ntima iS