Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-08-27
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receive taxes.
The Recital Friday evening, by the
pupils of Miss L. E. Mace, elocution
teacher, assisted by young friends
with instrumental music, was among
the pleasantest entertainments ever
given here. The fine program of diff
fcult pieces, of which every number
was given with spirit and skill, merit
ed the praise and appreciation given
it by the full house which greeted
them. Miss Mace has won much credit
on account of the work Of her pupils,
and many of our citizens extend to
her cordial invitation to return next
vacation, believing that such work
has an elevating and useful place in
the education Of our young people.
South Barton.
John Forrest recently got out two
spruce bridge timbers for the town
which are 81 feet in length, 10 by IL
inches.
Albany. 80
Prof w. K.eAnnis is confined to the
house with sickness.
Mrs. DIR. Campbell is in Barton Wis
iting her brother, A. N. Vance.
Foster Chafey and wife and Roland
Chafey have returned to Michigan.
The Republicans have nominated
Stephen Vance and the Democrats j.
A. Brown for town representatives.
Both very worthy men.
DR.. Campbell is charging and re-
pairing his house. The Water Co. is
extending pipes to the John Wright
place and down Water St., to j. 0.
Fishers and Mr.. Norris
1t is reported that a man has been
selling goods in this town, claiming
that he was selling for the Gilman
store of Newport. The Gilmans have
no peddlers on the road and all such
persons are frauds.
We are in receipt of a communica-
ton from Waterbury Center, announc-
ing the recent marriage of James A.
Gilmore, late of this town, and Miss
Gertrude F. Reeder. The ceremony
took place in the parlors of Green
Mountain Lodge, large number be-
ing present, some from distant places.
Mr.. Gilmore is popular merchant,
and the bride a beautiful and accom-
plished younglad
Harriet Smith, who spent several
days at A. G. Cheney's, has returned
to her home in West Burke,7-Mr. and
Mrs. a. E. Norris spent part of1ast
week at Willoughby Lake.. A. Da-
Wis is in ST. Johnsbury on business.
Misses May and Evelyn Cheney are
visiting friends and relatives in Hav-
erhill, N. H., land Lyndonville
Morse of Bakersfield, who has been
stopping with his uncle, r. p. Hitch
cock, for several weeks, expects to
return to his home on Saturday.
East Bloomington.
School in district No. began the
Goth. Clarence Austin from ,Irasburg
is teacher. b4 ao4r a9ir7De jauoiIbuoo %
Miss Cora Nutting, from Keene, N.
H., who has been visiting friends
here, has returned home. Net
East Charleston.
Daniel Hopkins is building an ell to
his house.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Geo. B. Stoddard next
Wednesday.
The following are visitors in town:
Gray and wife of Boston who
have not been in town for forty years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dannie, former res
idents; Bert Allyn, son of E. D. Allyn;
Loren Brainard Of Lowell, Mass; Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Rich of New York.
West Charleston.
Mrs. lothian Cobb and daughters
have moved to Derby Center.
Three pers ons were baptized and
united with the Baptist church the
10Th inst
Mr.. Lyman's creamery is prosper
ing finely under Mr. Badgers manage
ment. Mr.. L. thinks of putting in a
a separator at East Charleston anoth-
er year.
Herbert I.ongeway was badly hurt |
one day last week while at work in
the quarry by the falling of the der
rick and large block of granite The
accident was caused by the breaking
of chain. The young man is in a
fair way to recover.
Mrs. DIR. Adams of Portland, Me-,
visited relatives in town recently
Emma Parlin has been visiting Alice |
Varney. at West Burke.-Ed. Good |