Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-08-13
West Charleston.

Mrs. Charles Carpenter and her
mother are both on the sick list.
Mr.. Cutting and Mr.. Burdick, of
Newport, have been painting the spire
of the Baptist church, also the exter-
Tor of J. B. Holton's house
Monday, Aug. was a day of acct
dents: Mrs. Andrew Bean broke one
bone in her leg below the knee, nd
Dyer Gallup, in the same neighbor-
hood, fell from his moving machine,
striking on his head and shoulders, in
juring himself severely. DR.. Human
was called in both cases.
Charles Hildreth and wife have just
returned from a visit to his sister in
Canaan, Vt.-Mrs. John Winslow
from Barton Landing has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Wheeler. Mrs.
A. J. Cole from Springfield, Mass. is
stopping with her son, Clyde Cole. :
Stephen Cook and wife have return
ed from their visit to N. Y, State
Their daughter, Mrs. Mary Moore
y
them there, returned with her par
ents to spend some time in her old
home.-Mr. and Mrs. Haskell and
their neice have returned to their
home in Keene, N. HIS. L. Hutchin-
son from Florida was in town recent
ly visiting his mother. -Mabe Ne
Clarke from Island Pond spent a week
with friends here.-Rev. o. G.. Baker
and family are visiting Mrs. Bakers
parents in Walpole, N. H.-Tyler Pratt
and wife from Littleton, N. II. is visit
ing his mother, and brother and other
friends.-Clarence Wheeler and fam
lily and Robert Parker and family have
been spending the week at Willough-
by Lake.-Jennie Campbell and Lii
lian Brown spent two weeks at the
Summer SCHOOL, in Barton.-Miss Cow
les from ST. Johnsbury has been visit
ing Mrs Charles Nye.
Simon Morrill, has the cellar dug for
his new house.
Rev. j. Hamilton will preach at NJ.
E. church next Sunday evening.
The Dorcas Society will meet at M.
E. vestry next Friday afternoon and
evening.
Pliny Metcalf remains quite sick .--
Mrs. Morrill, is sick.-Mrs. Geo. To wer
is sick at B. F. Towers.
Hattie Flanders and two young la
dies from Charleston camped at Will
oughby Lake last week.
Hattie Allen is home on a vacation
from Nashua, N. H.-Mr. and Mrs.
Salmon Nye are home FROM Bolton
Springs. Mrs. ]. G. .Langford,s moth,
er and sis Ger. are visiting her fPhnY
Webster's family from Barton are Wis
iting at George Sylvester's.-Mrs. H.
Q. Nichols is visiting her daughter at
Craftsbury.- Hayes from the West
visited at George Livingston's recent
ly.-Mrs. Stillman Collins has gone to
Olcott Falls to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Stanford.-Hiram Drown, accompa-
MED by brother from Massachusetts,,
! has g0nssS Iowa on'a visit Z 1Bc
d1lead .d9fr ealsrr dofdW
Mr.. Hickey of Cabot has moved into
]. Kier's tenement.
Fred Sharp has been engaged to
teach the village school this fall.
E. c. Butterffeld and wife of Sher-
burne aue visiting friends in town.
E. A. Blodgett and wife of st. Johns
bury are stopping at the Orleans,
house.
: B. @. Day has been in town a few
days visiting friends. - Mr.. Cowles
Of Jersey City is visiting at A. Pad
docks.
Mrs. A. B. Pike and brother attend
ed the Centennial Celebration at
Stowe, Wednesday, and were very
much pleased with it.
Regular communication of Meridian
Sun lodge No. 20, of T. and A. M. at
Masonic hall next Wednesday even
ing. All come. Work on third degree.
East CraftSbury.
Rev. A. J. Mcfarland will preach
here Aug. 10Th, at 1 o'clock p. m.
Subject, Loyalty to Christ in Civil
Miss Carrie Paddock, who has stud
ed elocution two years under Prof.
Mackey of New York, will give
Reading at the church here, Friday
evening, Aug. II, at s O'Clock. Ad-
mission, Is cents.
West Derby.
Mrs Dr. Patch is having her build
ings painted.