Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-16

Henry e. Preston of Barton Landing
has moved in with Mrs. Peacock. =
Stephen Burrows has moved into the
house which he purchased last spring
of E. M. Buchanan. He has made ex-
tenslve repairs on the house, greatly
improving its appearance.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Alden Drown has gone to New
Hampshire to visit friends.
Miss Hammond from Chicago and
Miss Nelson from Brandon, VT, have
been holding meetings in the school
house.
Charles Clark is making quite an
Improvement on his house by new
shingles, new windows and new clap
boards.
E. S. Wells has let his farm to a Mr..
Allen Of Charleston. Mr.. Wells is go
ing to move to the Center into the
house he purchased of S. Barrows.
Evansville.
Mrs. Eben Woodland received quite
a eve shock of paralysis recently,
while away on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johh Marshall are as
pleased with their new baby girls as
younger people are with similar bless
ings.
Charles Clark, having moved back
to his farm, is making a new house
out of an old enc. = Moses Foss has
sold four acres of land to Thomas
Marshall for 5000.
Aunt Sarah Miles received some in
juries and a cold, both on Wednesday
last, by accidentally stepping into a
cistern. Luckily her call brought aid
or more serious would have been the
result.
Oct. 10 being Mrs. M. Foss' 10Th
birthday, several of the older citizens
took dinner with her. They we're re-
inforced later in the day by younger
people, making quite a large gather
ing and a pleasant occasion.
U. w. Brown attended the meeting
of the Grand Lodge of the Pythian
Knights at Burlington last week, and
enjoyed a pleasant trip and an inter-
esting meeting. The Order, though a
comparatively new one in Vermont,
has had a satisfactory growth in the
last few years and is in good condition
for the future. Mr.. Brown was chosen
Grand Master at Arms for the
Grand Lodge, a first class compliment.
EE0St NE,arInSfn
DR.. Cushman attended the races at
st. Johnsbury.
w. A. Chappell has been in Burke
visiting his parents.
Clattie Stoddard went to Boston on
the excursion, Oct. IL.
Miss Forbes of Hastings, Maine, has
been here visiting her friend, Annie
Cobleigh.
F. B. Lang and E. G. Streeter have
been shingling their houses.-C. O..
Goodwin has been repairing his barn.
Miss Matte Stevens has gone to
Boston to spend the Winter.-Bert
Allyn has gone to Lyndonville to do
carpenter work.
Mrs. Levi Dolloff and daughter
Dollof is to attend school there; in
the Spring they go to their home in
Denver, Col.
w. A. Chappell, Charlie Moulton,
Will Hand, Ezra Brigham and John
Buck have returned from New York,
where they have been in the ice bust
ness through the summer.
Coventry
the Worlds Fair.
VIM. Porter has moved on to the
Salmon Nye farm.
Salmon Nye and wife and Mary
Niles have gone to Boston.
Chesney Brooks goes to h~ousekeep-
ing in the Dustan Ware house.
DR.. Badger and wife attended the
wedding of his sister, lola, at Derby
last week.
The w. @. T. U. will give a chicken
pie supper Wed. evening, Oct. 10, in
the vestry of the Gong. church, from
619 to ~ o'clock, after which Hon.
/. III. Thompson will favor us by Civ
ing a temperance address. Admission
and supper, % cts.
Willie Corrow is home from Maine.
Daniel Guild of Northfeld, a former
t~ownsman, is visiting his son, Luther,
"A brother of Mrs. H. C.Nichols with
bis wife visitad her family the past