Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-01
Wilson have moved to Barton Land

Wilson have moved to Barton Land
ing.
Mrs. Eugene Wilson has gone to
Massachusetts, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Hattie Grow has been visiting at
Island Pond the past week.
The school at the Center began the
oath ult., Miss Margaret Heating of
Barton, teacher. The school building
has been thoroughly repaired, re-
painted and furnished with patent
seats.
East Charleston.
Mrs. Jennett Lang, from the west
is here stopping with relatives.
Mrs. Laura Maynard of Lowell,
Mass, was in town last week visiting
old friends. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood of Franklin
county have been visiting their bro
Their, Hollis Sherwood.
Miss Carrie Blake of Barton was
very much surprised on her arrival
at her aunt's, Mrs Clark Royce, on
Saturday evening, Sept. %, to find o.
surprise party had been planned
where large number Of her friends
gathered to show the high esteem
in which she is held by the young
people here. She received several
nice presents. Cake and coffee was
served and a very pleasant evening
spent by all present.
West Charleston.
Mrs. w. H. Norton's mother has
been spending a few days with her.
Mr.. Lyman Allen has returned to
his home in Ohio. = Miss Annie Web
ster has returned to her work in the
Pension Office at Washington, d. @.
John Shedd was thrown from his
carriage in his own door yard recent
ly, breaking one of his thumbs, sprain-
ing wrist and bruising him consid
erably.
Collie Page, young boy in his
teens, recently shot and killed large
gray lynx with mis- shotgun. His
lynxship was feasting upon goose
which he had taken from the flock
belonging to Collie's grandfather,
James Dudley.
Miss Nettie Joslyn of Bloomington
has been visiting at DR.. @. S. Hin
mans. = Mrs. Q. S. Human and her
little daughter have been visiting
friends in St.Johnsbury the past week.
Mrs. B.R. Carpenter and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. L. Graves of South Dako-
TIA, have been visiting relatives in
Lancaster, n. II. = Horatio Seavey
and wife from Coaticook, P. O., and
Jerry Young and wife of Pittsburg,
N. H., visited at p. M. Seavey's and
Henry CampbelPs, last week. : Mrs.
Minnie Burdick and her children from
Florence, Mass, and her mother Mrs.
John Campbell from Bloomington,
spent part of last week with Mrs.
Burdick's uncle, Henry Campbell.
Coventry
Riley Bowley has moved to New
port on to Mrs. Kendall's farm.
The Advents have been holding
meetings in the town hall, the past |
week. f2.'e~ s#tiltt' q t.a
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Wheelock have
been to st. Adams and South Hero on
a visit.
The Dorcas ~ociety will meet in the
M. E. vestry next Friday afternoon
and evening.
Alvah and George Brooks have
opened harness shop in the Hall
block at Newport.
Craftsbury.
r. NJ. Lyon is quite sick.
The Literary Society held their first
meeting, Tuesday evening.
Rev. Allen and wife have returned
from visit to Grand Isle county.
J. Kier is putting i'll hay scales, per-
haps to weigh his big squash.
Alice Kaiser and Maud Amsden
picked ripe Strawberries, Sept. %.
@. S. Hamilton of Chicago has NOV
ed here and rents the Lewis Douglas
place.
Guy Goodrich and his help threshed
100 bushels of oats recently in 100
minutes.
An epidemic of some sort prevails
here and many people are quite sick.
S. Rand has his new house up and
covered.-L. T. Smith is building a
new house.
Frank Craneiand wife are home from
their Western trip.-James Libby and