Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-03-20

county bar, and has been connected
with nearly all the most important
litigations occurring within this coun-
ty during the last eighteen years. On
the 18th of May, 1889, he took his seat
as superior Judge, by appointment of
Gov. Waterman, sitting upon the
bench for two years" Elmer, his
eldest son, adopted his fathers pro-
fession, and has been associated with
him in practice for some ten years.
South Albany.
A. A. Church and wife have been to
Mortified on a visit.
Charlie Copeland has purchased a
sugar arch and tools of o. j. Cass.
o. J. Cass has bought the house
which he recently rented of A. Ora
ham.
East Albany.
Elida Annis is quite sick with grip.
John Campbell, from Craftsbury,
has taken w. Taplin's farm, near the
old Baptist church, and moved there.
Mrs. Edith STORY } Marsh and hus-
band and little boy from st. Johns
bury are at her fathers, TO help him
through sugaring.
Miss Emily Smalley, with her broth
er Horace's two children from New
York have arrived here. They have
the sympathy of the community in
their great bereavement.
Bloomington.
Will Dutton is repairing his house.
The community is greatly shocked
to learn of the death of Mrs. Perry
Cannon.
Geo. Anger who worked in town
this winter, died at his home but a
short time ago.
East Charleston.
Guy Bruce of Burke has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. E. @. Streeter.
E. Bly,, Mathew Grow and Bert Eel
lows each lost horse recently.
Presiding Elder Hamilton will hold
a quarterly meeting Sunday, the 26th,
at p. m. He will also attend the
quarterly conference, Friday the oath,
at p. m.
Over fifty friends gathered with j.
S. Sweeney and family on Friday ev-
ening, Mar. II. Refreshments were
served and a very social and pleasant
evening was spent.
Mn AIhny+ o,I ME- M
Stevens were united by marriage
Mar. II, at West Charleston. They go
to housekeeping at Island Pond, where
Mr.. Stevens is in business. They have
the best wishes of their many friends
here.
George Bean Of Springfield, is here
visiting his father, John Bean, and
other relatives. - Mrs. Maria Cargill
has returned from N. III. where she
has been to help care for her sister,
Mrs. Burbank, who still continues
quite sick.-Jeo Moody has returned
from Hastings, Maine, where he has
been at work.
West Charleston.
There is a new girl baby at S. S.
Sweets.
Ora Winslow and wife have moved
to Newport.
Auguste Stohl and George Parker
have gone to Barre.
Milton Lackey from Mass. is visit
ing his brothers, Irwin and Arthur.
Charles Hines has moved into Ches-
ter Carpenters tenement, and will
work for VIM. Nelson.
Norman Eastman went to Coat
cook recently and bought a very fine
horse. Some say the finest that was
ever owned in town.
H. E. Clough of Bennington, and
Willie E. Clough of Florence, Mass,
father and brother OF Gertie J.Clough,
who died at Newport, March 5, were
in town after her burial, visiting rela-
tives. Willie arrived in Newport two
days before his sisters death and as
sisted in caring for her in her last
hours.
Coventry
VIM. Niles has tapped his sugar
place, but no new sugar yet.
Mrs. Ira Sessions has been very sick
the past week with pneumonia, but is
better at this writing.
DIR. o. E. landlord and wife have
gone to St. Adams to attend the Den
tai convention held at that place.
Salmon Nye has hired Arthur McKin-
ney to work for him the coming year.
Mr.. Mckinney will move on to Mr.. /
Nye's farm.
There will be a donation visit for 1