Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-08

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Ralph Skinner and Elma Cushman
deserve mention for their improve
ment in writing.
Evansville.
long felt want for outsiders supplied.
Orem ingalls, moves his household
goods into the Griswold house at the
Centre.
Donation Thursday evening, Jan. IS,
at M. E. church, for the benefit of
Rev. G. H. Wright. A cordial invita-
ton to all.
E. o. Smith is confined to the house
with rheumatism. Mrs. A. HI. Allard
is sick with the grip.-Harvey Per-
kins, Mrs. Herbert Gray and Wilmer
Gray are sick with mumps.
East Charleston.
Mrs. Rachel Doloff slipped on the
ice last Friday and broke one of her
limbs above the knee. DR.. Bogue and
DR.. Cushman were called to set the
broken limb.
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paper of Mr.. George Price having a
shock. He died Friday evening, the
Goth, at his daughters, Mrs. Henry
Calkins, home in Morgan where he
was visiting few weeks. Mr.. Pierce
owned farm near Echo Pond which
he had occupied sixty years. The
funeral was held Sunday, in the church
here, Rev. Mr.. Knowles officiating.
West Charleston.
Eben Woodland and wife are both
quite sick.
Mrs. Fannie (Church) Randall is
visiting her parents.
creditors paid and Mr.. Wilson dis
charged.
E. j. Bruce and wife have been Wis
iting relatives in Lyndon, West Burke
and ST. Johnsbury.
The Moir Granite Co. have received
quite large order from each of the
quarries they are working here.
The Jun. Christian Endeavor Soci-
ETY. presented their Supt., Mrs. @. E.
Bennett, with a beautiful silk face
shawl on Christmas day.
Grace Norton received ten dollar
gold piece as Christmas gift from
her friends in appreciation of her SER
vices as organist in the Cong. church.
Mrs. III. A. Clark, who with her
children have been spending several
months with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Carpenter, left here Tues
day with her daughter for Boston,
where she will stop two or three
weeks with relatives before returning
to her home in Kansas. Her son, Ora,
week or two longer.
Coventry
Belle Livingstone is home from
Mass.
B. F. Tower has been appointed
guardian of Cassius and Alice Allen
Miss May Harlow and Mabel Ware
were home from Craftsbury Academy
over the Sabbath.
Homer Baker of Richford was in
town last Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Warren Mitchell
Stillman Collins, Eliza Parker and
Mrs. Benz. Shippee are very Sick
Several are quite sick with the grip.
Fifteen united with the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday. The young
est was II years, and the Oldest 66
years of age.
The week of Prayer will be observ
ed by union services, commencing in
the Cong. vestry, Monday evening,
Rev. M. S. Eddy preaching after the
Chistian Endeavor meeting.
Warren Mitchell, the oldest male
resident of this village, passed away
last Monday. Mr.. Mitchell had been
all of his life, and for great many
years was consistent member of the
Cong. church. He had been married
three times. He was one that grew
old gracefully. The church not only
loses a good and constant member,
but good supporter. The town los
es a good citizen. Mr.. Mitchell was
tenderly cared for in his declining
years by his only daughter, who spar
ed no pains to make him comfortable.
Besides this daughter, he leaves a
step daughter and an aged sister, who
is very i'll. His funeral was held at |
his late residence, Rev. L. Harlow Of
floating.
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