Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-23

benson Gallup mas Deen quite SICK
with humps.
Mrs. Nancy Eddy attended the M.
E. conference at Bradford.
P. Boardway has moved into rooms
rented of Miss Sarah Miles.
Henry Gage is back in the stone
shop working for George King.
J. w. Brown & Son have bought the
E. o. Smith place and are to take pos
session May Is.
East Bloomington.
May flowers in blossom April 16.
The sick in this vicinity are getting
better. ~
Harvey Perkins has bought twenty
five acres of land of Frank Gilfillan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Drown went to
Lawrence, Mass, the 10th inst. Mr.e
Drown intends to work at the ice
| business.
East Charleston.
Lawrence Stoddard has bought the
Ruth Gray place at Echo Pond and
moved on to it.
The first heir, a girl, put in it's ap-
pearance at Will Chappel's, Apr. 2O'
and Will is duly elevated by the event.
Alfred Wilson, Homer Morrill,, Don
Moulton and Ezra Brigham have gone
to New York to work through the
summer.
1t is rumored that DIR. Cushman has
bought of M. @. Davis what is known
as the Balch shop, and is to move it
near his barn and convert it into
house.
The Reform Association is progress
ing finely and has fifty three mem
bers. The meetings are quite inter-
esting. Next Wednesday evening
there is to be q mock trial.
West Charleston.
April Goth the first thunder shower
of the season.
Curtis Moore has moved into the
Albert Lawrence house.
Mrs. lothian Cobb from Morgan has
rented and moved into E. HI. Robin
sons house at the lower end of the
village.
Lillian Alton is home from Burling-
ton sick.-Lill Bennett has finished
her work at Newport aud is home for
while.
Ed. Goodwin has hired a Mr..
Schoolcraft from West Derby to do
the wood work in the repair shop.
Jerusha Dow's family Album will be
exhibited at school house hall, West
Charleston, Friday, evening", April
9th, at o'clock. Social after enter
tainment; admission, 10 cts. Come
and patronize home talent.
Mrs. Hannah Hayes, an old lady
living near this village, and we'll
known to everyone for miles around,
died recently at her home. Funeral
services were held at the house the
18th. ;---l
Rev. M. II: Abbey, pastor, of the F.
B. church, goes to his old home in
Penn, the 23rd. He will be absent
two or three weeks. Rev. Mr.. At
wood of ST. Johnsbury will supply
the pulpit during his absence.
Kate Bruce goes to Barton to learn
the milliners' trade with Mrs. Bars
tow.-Fred Smith has gone to New
Bedford, Mass, to work. His family |
have moved into one part of Will !
Forts house and will remain here for
the present. Ed. Spencer has gone
to Claremont, N. H., to work.
Coventry
Charles Cole is sick with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Dane has moved into the
Cowles tenement house.
There will be sugar party in the
Methodist vestry next Wednesday |
eve. All are invited.
Mrs. Mary Roberts of Thetford has
been visiting friends here. - Mrs.
Laura E. Morse has returned to Man
chester, May Virgins accompanying
her.
The Ladies Social will give a straw
berry festival in the Gong. vestry,
May LIST. Supper at o'clock, follow
ed by an entertainment to which all
are invited.
There was no service in the M. e.
church last Sabbath and the people
went to the Gong. house. 1t is next
Sabbath that Rev. l.. Harlow breaches
his farewell sermon.
CraftsburY.
Miss Viola Allen has sold her sta
tionery interest to j. T. Uric.
~ yyonooo of II hoe cold