Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-06-11
Bloomington.

writing.
The selectmen have purchased a
new climax road-machine.
Ellis A. Robinson has sold twenty
acres of land to Everett Burroughs.
Last week Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wells
went to visit their friends in Franklin
Co. Mr. Wells purposed to attend
the re- union of the Company in which
he served in the Rebellion, Co. Guard
of the 18th Regiment of Vermont Vol
unteers, which occurred at Enosburgh
Falls, June 9TH.
West Charleston.
Bert Hamilton has returned from
Vergennes.
Andrew Wilson died very suddenly
last Wednesday morning.
Twelve couples of young people
from Island Pond took supper at
Clyde River Hotel last Friday night.
Mrs. Calvin Sawyer and Miss Ida
Holton, who have been on the sick
list for some time, are both much i'm =
proved.
Merritt Spaulding and wife have
gone to Morrisville to visit Mr.. SIS
elatives-Wilmer Leland and family
have returned to their home in Mont
pelier.
Josiah Hamblet, Mr.. WhippIe- and
Mrs. Grace Lyon are all improving
their houses by new coats Of paint
J. B. Holton is making needed repairs
on his house.
Twenty five veterans were present
at the Union Memorial services in the
Cong. church. Rev. M. FL. Abbey,
pastor Of the Baptist church, preached
a very interesting sermon.
Coventry
The Dorcas Society will meet at the
Methodist vestry next Friday after
noon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Folsom of Shelf
field are visiting friends in town-Mrs.
Frank True and her children have
gone to New York on visit.-Mrs
B. F. Tower and Mrs. L. r. Guild are
home from Orange.-Mrs. Ednah
COLLINS Stanford of Olcutt Falls is
her mother here.-Frank True
is in New Hampshire selling Farm
ing Machinery.
Harry Daniels, hard sick of late, is
Bert Cowles and wife are in town
visiting friends. apG }7Is 3d y ,9ha
y, ~ JohnaKier has bought the building
known as the Rand block.
j. G. Clark of Eden has bought the
goods at the Branch store.
Thomas Gallagher is making extern
sive repairs on his buildings.
The Huntoon Bros. have returned
home.-H. S. Andrus has returned
from his visit to n. H.
Miss Annie Paddock, who has been
teaching Dat New Orleans the past
year, has returned home. a2ra1 ID g..
S. r. Lathe will be at Craftsbury
post office, Friday and Saturday June
22-23, to make out sugar bounty pa
pers.
The Craftsbury Dramatic Club will
give play Wednesday evening, June
20, at the town hall, entitled: "En-
listed for the War"
H. z. Hartman will be at E. Crafts
bury, June IA, No. Craftsbury, June Is,
and Craftsbury June Is, to make out
sugar bounty papers.
Perley Bruce has returned from a
trip to Montpelier. w.
Graves of Portland, who has been
visiting here, has returned.
J. @. Allen, who is compelled to va
cate the Rand store July 16, will rush
his goods off at very low prices in or
der to save removal. Now is your
time at Aliens.
Derby.
Nazaire La Fontaine has returned
from CRANKY to his farm in Salem
Derby.
Mrs. Bryant has moved back from
Rock Island. Her old neighbors are
glad to have her return.
@. B. Bates family have arrived for
the summer. = e. o. Silver and fam
ly are expected this week.
Mr.. Chas. Durgin nearly 90 years
DID, died last Thursday. By his death
the Baptist church loses it's Oldest
member.
Children's Day was observed by the
Methodist Sabbath School in the morn
ng and by the Congregational in the
evening.