Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-21

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j. Butler received a Geographic
message on Friday, announcing the
death of his daughter, Alice. No fur
Their particulars at this writing. 1t
was terrible shock to the friends, as
they supposed her to be well and at
the Worlds Fair.
South Albany.
Elmer Douglas is building his new
shop.
w. F. Ames starts up his single
mill Saturday.
Mrs. Aldrich has two sisters visit
ing her from Boston.
Frank Cass is home from North
Craftsbury quite sick.
The Sabbath School had picnic at
Stone Pond in Glover last Tuesday.
w r. Aldrich has moved from West
Glover here into A. d. Patterson's
house.
Bloomington.
AL Dutton is in town visiting rela-
| tives.
Mrs. Orvin Marsh is in quite poor
health.
Geo. Berry has purchased David
Philbrick's farm.
Mrs. Sarah Pearson Of Lowell, Mass,
is visiting at Mr.. Magoon's.
The damage by lightning on the
church was appraised at 1927. so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Put
ney have returned from their visiting
tour to N. III.
Mrs. Geo. Bickford, an aged lady,
who has been blind for some years,
was found dead on Monday morning,
Aug. IA.
Mrs. Dunn was thrown from her
wagon recently, and put her wrist
out of joint.-Carl Leland is suffering
from broken arm.
East Charleston.
HI. Hudson is building a new barn.
Miss Myrtle Hill has been in P. O.
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lillian Flint of Lowell.is visit
ing at S. @. Streeter's.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Rickaby and daughter of st.
Johnsbury have been visiting at L.
w. Stevens the past week.
West Charleston. III es.es
Henry Badger has torn down the old
ell to his house, and is putting up a
new barn.
Bert Parker from Island Pond is
staying with his mother, Mrs. VIM.
Parker, for a few days. ~
Parties from Derby have been pros
pecting for granite on the farm of An
drew Wilson'S, adjoining the Geo. Ham
ilton farm, and have leased ledge
thereon for two years, with the privi
lege of buying the same during the |
time for $500.
Miss Lydia Human has returned to
her work as teacher in Iowa.-Mrs. |
Ed. Hutchinson from Newport has |
been spending few days, at her
P. M. Seavey.-Miss Julia
Parker from South Dakota has been |
spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. Irving Lackey.-Mrs. Oliver Pa
quette and son have returned to their
home in Hardwick.
Coventry
B. F. Tower has purchased a car
load of flour and shorts.
Mr.. @. Kendall, who bought the
Rowell farm, is erecting new house.
The Cong. and Methodist Sabbath
schools take trip down the Lake to-
day.
The village schools commence next
week. Walter Parker and Miss Stark
teachers
Frank Williams has gone to Chicago
to the Worlds Fair, taking Charlie
Ray with him.
Rev., F. w. Lewis of Barton will
preach in exchange with Rev. M. S.
Eddy next Sabbath. @
Mrs. Henry Perry of Lyndon was in
town last week. She came up to at
,end the funeral of Mrs. Heermon.
A CARD Words can not express
jhe deep gratitude feel toward those
who have done my work, and assisted
ne through my long and severe sick
ness. May God bless you all.
ASA B. HITCHCOCK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Dean had the
pleasure of entertaining all their
children at home the past week. Fred
vas home from Canada, Charlie from
Nolcott and George from Springfield,
Mass.