Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-23

pneumonia.-Mrs J. G.. Gray has SO
far recovered as to be able TO ride out.
VIM. Guilds people were called
home from Kansas by the illness OF
her father, Mr.. Wells. He was decid-
edly better before they reached home.
The MONITOR of last week had it
that Mr.. Marshalls people had new
girls. There was only one reported.
Was the writing unusually poor, or is
the eyesight Of the typesetter at fault?
The item said girls. Correspondents
are responsible for some errors.
West Charleston.
Mrs. George Currier of Brighton
visited old friends here recently.
Fred Chaplin has hired the j. Wins
low farm belonging to }. b. Holton.
Amos Parlin is home from school at
Meriden, NH, for few days vacation.
The Moir Granite Co. are at present
working a ledge on the farm of N. S.
Allen.
Mrs. r. Fl. Laythe has been having
her house re-shingled and otherwise
repaired.
Mrs. Charles Parlin and her son
Frank from st. Johnsbury, are visit
ing at J. G.. Parlin's.
Clarence Wheeler and family have
moved into the house he recently pur-
chased of Mrs. A. I. Norris.
Charles Moulton and wife have re-
turned from New York city and will
move into the tenement with John
Latham.
w. j. Fort has been in town re-
Gently repairing his blacksmith shop,
and preparing to put in a trip ham
mer for doing steel work.
DIR. R. A. Gatchell has bought Mrs.
Geo. w. Coles house and will take
possession at once. Mrs. Cole will
return to her former home in Coven-
try.
Irene Parlin, daughter of j. G. Par
lin, was married in Boston, Oct. 5, to
Fred L. Bixby of Warren, N. III. They
will make their home in Warren for
the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer Seavey have
the sympathy of the community in
the death of their only child, Mrs.
Hutchinson, which occurred at New
port Oct. 8.
DR.. @. S. Human has reached Cali
'ornia and taken his son and daughter
20 Chula Vista, where they hope to
spend the winter. Mrs. Human will
DIN them soon. u.-
Charles o. Holton and family and
ed. Hamilton, brother of Mrs. Holton.
eft here the 18th for San Diego, CAL,
where they intend to make their fu-
ure home. = Will Holton has gone TO /
Connecticut.
Cast Charleston.
Miss Olive Wolcott has gone to Gov |
ntry TO work in dressmaker's shop. |
Mrs. j. S. Underhill has gone West
n visiting trip and will take in the I
Worlds Fair. ~
Myron Buck has returned from New
york. = Will Hand has returned to
lew York to work in the ice business.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
/. B. Stoddard Wednesday forenoon,
let. %, at 8 o'clock sharp, TO quilt.
very one invited.
Mrs. E. D. Allyn has been visiting
l Wheelock and st. Johnsbury. Mrs.
lilo Eddy has been visiting her par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Wolcott.
Lucius Bingham from the West, a
ssident of this place thirty i've yrs.
so, has been making a short visit
ere. 1t has been seventeen years
nee he was in town before.
Revival meetings will be held in the
lurch every evening this week and
ext Sunday. Evangelists, Rev. A.
art of Pautucket, r. L., and Miss
attic Curry of Stoneham, Mass. and
ISIS Annis of Boston, will assist Rev.
2. F. Felch in the meetings.
OventrY
William Niles and wife are at the
air.
Mrs. Holbrook of Orange is visiting
or cousin, Mrs. Luther Guild.
Rev. Mr.. Eddy was in Montpelier {
st week and his wife in Charleston.
Minnie Williams is clerking in the
llmon Nye store, during Mr.. Nye's
)sence.
Curtis Collins has sent his little boy
live with his aunt, Mrs. Mary Owen +,
uincy of Chicago.
Almon Putney has moved on to the
lomas Mooney farm in Derby.-Geo. ~