Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-08


Frank H. Skinner of this town has
been appointed assistant doorkeeper
in the Senate at Montpelier. Mr..
Skinner is familiar with matters at
the capitol and will make courteous
and efficient officer.
Evansville.
The Aid Society has a chicken pie
supper at the church on Thursday ev
ening next.
Jacob Gray has made great i'm
provements about his place since he
came into possession of it in the cree
ton and repairs of his buildings.
Something is on the move wherever
Mr.. Cray finds himself.
East Charleston.
G. D. Stevens is very i'll. = Fred
Cushman has been sick with typhoid
fever.
L. w. Stevens has the job to build
the new bridge at the south end Of
the village.
Bert Fellows has taken job at Der
by Line to press one hundred seven
ty-fve tons Of hay, and has moved
there to board his help.
Mrs. Wilson Buck is taking a visit
ing trip to Connecticut and New
York. Mrs. w. E. Trip has been in
Thetford visiting relatives. - w. A.
Chappell, Isaac Wilson and Ezra
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Gilman Hill and family have been
visiting in Canada.
West Charleston.
Henry Wilder has moved into the
Mrs. r. FL. Barnard house.
lothian Cummings, Jr., is home
from Portland, Me-, for a vacation.
Rev. j. P. Marvin preached on trial
in the Cong. church, Sunday, Sept. %.
Henry Campbell and wife are going
to Massachusetts, on visit Of several
weeks.
VIM. Willis is moving into the house
at the lower end OF the village which
he bought last spring.
Grace Norton is home from Island
Pond, where she spent the summer
taking lessons on the pipe organ.
improvements are still the order of
the day here: Chas. Carpenter, VIM.
Willis and w. Fl. Norton are having
their houses painted. Norman East
man is repairing the house which he
bought Of Miss M. A. Grow, and build
ing new barn.
Coventry % 3HT 80 ri4.45 eg
oIoM Mrs. Pliny Brooks sister from Mas
sachusetts is visiting her.
Mrs. George Goodnough has gone to
Haverhill, N. H., on a visit.
The Dorcas Society will meet at @.
o. Wright's next Friday, afternoon
and evening. s "< fa.'.o r. ee+aE
Nelson Shepard of Milford, N. H.,
an old resident, is in town. 1t is ex-
pected that he will make his future
home here.
Edith Hancock is very sick. Josie
Ware has catarrhal fever Mr.. Drake
is confined to the house with sickness.
Mrs. Luther Guild has the erysipe
las.
Craftsbury.
Fred Larrabee has gone to Burling-
ton College. f"f
H. H. Dutton has sold his farm to
Will Hadley.
Elihu Gage has moved into the
Scott house.
L. F. Smith recently cut his hand
badly on circular saw.
Robert Patterson is laying line of
water works, 200 rods long.
J.R Smith has large gang of help,
pushing his buildings to completion.
Jerry Douglass came home from
Burlington bringing with him bride.
A Paddock returned Friday night
from Montpelier, to remain until the
first of the week.
Derby.
Mrs. Waite has returned to her
home, accompanied oy her mother,
who will stop with her few weeks.
Eugene Weber is closing up his
business, preparatory to going to Mas
sachusetts, where he purposes to en-
gage in the meat business.
David Macomber, aged 90 yrs.9 mos.
and Z days, died yesterday after an
illness of only few hours. Funeral
services will be held Tuesdaylat Bpm.
Mrs. AFRO Bryant visited in town
last week. = Percy Robbins has re-
turned from Boston. He has the op-
ton of a lob there after few weeks.