Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-29

The selectmen have enlarged the
cemetery by purchasing about an
acre of land of Herbert Leland.
The chicken pie supper at @. A.Par
ker's, last Thursday evening, was well
attended and good time was had.
Mrs L. T. Grow has a chrysanthe-
mum on which there are 325 buds and
blossoms, as against 200 reported by
Miss Ella Berry.
Mrs. FL. Ell. Day has gone to Boston
to visit her sister, Mrs. Harry Brack-
ett.-Ernest Alger has gone to New
Haven, Conn, for few days.
East BrOwnington.
A bran new girl baby at A. P. Al
exander's.
A. A. Foss is building an addition to
his barn. p
Willis Goats has gone to his home
in Brooklyn, P. O., to visit friends,
Mrs. Charles Clark, who has been
sick for several weeks, is improving.
The school house in district No. 4 is
being repaired. School will commence
again to-day with G. E. Austin of
Irasburgh, teacher.
West Charleston.
Village schools closed last week.
George Cook has had his house
painted.
Mrs. Ellen Ferrin is stopping at DR..
Humans.
Forrest Marvin, who has been quite
sick, is better.
Rev. Mr.. Marvin is now settled at
the parsonage.
Mrs. Lucinda Cobb is at Mr.. Seav-
ey's, taking care of Mrs. Carter, who
is very sick.
Hattie Flanders, who teaches in the
higher department of the village
school, gave reception for her school
OH Friday eve at Mrs. Holton's. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed. The
patrons of the school desire her re-
turn for the coming term.
Mabel Allston is at home for a short
time. = Una Hildreth has gone to Bar
ton to work in the Peerless factory
Miss Carrie Bennett is home from
Newport, on vacation. - Mabel
Newton, who has been visiting friends
at Barton Landing and Newport, has
home.
East Charleston.
Mae Gallup, who has spent the sum-
mers here, has returned to Springfield. 4
Wilson Buck goesn to New Y ork TO
accompany his wife home from Wis
ting tour. '~". -
S. d. Stevens, who was called here
oy the death of his brother, is in poor
health and has decided to remain
here, making his home with his
Mrs. E. d. Allyn.
Henry Lang has been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. M. M. Melvin.-Will Hand
S home from New York on visit
Mr.. and Mrs, John Stumpfs are here
rom New York on 8 = a visit Charles
Jhase has arrived in town i'AHF iii 81
In the death of G. D. Stevens, men
TONED in this paper last week, this
community loses an honest man and
respected citizen. He had been a
esident of this town many years,
laving moved here from st. Johns
Jury Center in 1858. He moved on
o the farm occupied by w. E. Stod-
ard, where he resided till about 1882,
ehen hei moved to this village, max
ng his home with his daughter, Mrs.
!. S. Sweeney. He buried his wife
bout six years ago. He leaves one
on, L. w. Stevens, two daughters,
1rs. Sweeney and Mrs. w. A. Chap
ell, besides brother, Simon Stevens
f st. Johnsbury, and many other
riends and relatives. The funeral
7as held at the residence of j. s.
weeney, Oct. Is, Rev. F. E. Healey
fficiating. G.B
Mrs. Andrew Corrow is quite sick.
Rev. J. 7. Stephens spent the past
veek at Fairlee with his mother.
Mrs. Fred Herman is home from
oston and Mrs. Charles Putney from
Mrs. Rice gave very interesting
,cture in the Methodist church last
riday evening, to large audience.
Among those who have gone to
oston on the excursion are Mr.. Hub
ard Gray, Mrs. George Newton, VIM.
ibbetts and Ira WheelOck.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Cleveland are in +
Mrs Ida Niles is home p