Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23

vestry and be convinced that she can
benefit their scholars.
South Barton.
Mrs. May Leavitt has been here
from Springfield, Mass, visiting her
sister, Mrs. B. @. Berry.
Clarence Gray is here. = Bert Stan
ley is home from Rhode Island. Ed
die Holmes has moved back to his
farm on the mountain.
Albany.
Ira McClary is visiting friends in
| town.
Celia jerks has gone to Barton to
work.
Prof. Annis is su ffering from rheu-
matism.
Revs. Allen and Gluckler exchang-
ed desks yesterday.
Rev. Cameron has returned from
his sea- shore vacation.
w. r. Annis Jr., and Gary Mills are
home on a short visit from Lyndon
vile, where they are building q fine
house.
Bloomington.
E. w. Dudley has bought a piece of
land Of Mrs. Mary Colby.
Mrs. Ada Holbrook is visiting her
parents and other friends.
Mrs. Sylvania Seavey lately return
ed from Boston, where she spent sew
eral months with her brother, Joshua
Twombly, and is now visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. A. w. Seavey.
Mrs. Mary Colby has gone to Burke
for few months.-Ernest Chase of
Lowell, Mass, is with his uncle E. w.
Dudley young gentlemen
from Burlington are visiting at Lewis
Carpenters.
Rev. M. I'll. Abbey gave a lecture,
GA model yong man" to an audience
who highly appreciated the lecture
on Sunday eve. July Is, and who are
looking forward to another on Sun
day eve. July 90, GA model young
woman
East Charleston.
Bert Fuller has returned from New
York.
r. p. Stevens, who was bitten by a
dog, is still suffering from the eff cts
of the bite.
Rev. Mr.. Record, Unitarian from
Harvard College, is to preach here
through his vac alton.
Fred. Blodgett of Lowell, M ass, is
spending his vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs William Blodgett.
Miss. Ethel Parks of Lyndon has
been here visiting at her uncle's, Clark
and Mrs. Chaffee of
have been visiting their
Mrs. Hollis Sherwood.
West Charleston.
Augusta Stoll is again in town.
Lena Bennett is home from Boston,
Mass, for a short vacation.
The inside of the Baptist church has
been thoroughly repaired with fresh
paper and paint.
Frank Wheeler from Canada has
moved into the Albert Lawrence
house, owned by Charles Hildreth.
Several of our farmers have been |
nearly overcome by the extreme heat |
during the past week. The 10Th and |
10th the mercury was SO at o'clock |
D. M.
5he West has been visiting relatives
n this town and in Derby, but has
eft here for the home of her daugh
5er, Mrs. F.O. Clark, of st. Johnsbury.
Coventry
Ask Lewis Douglas to rehearse the
story of the wagon tires.
Rev. A S. Austin preached at the
VI. E. church yesterday it being quar-
;erly meeting.
Mrs. George Tower and her daugh
Ter, Lottie, are visiting friends here.
VIM. Smith and wife who have been
listing at VIM. Niles have returned
10 Boston.-Charles Cleveland and
wife have been in town the past
week visiting his brother, FL. @. Cleve-
and.-Homer Barrows is home fro m
New Hampshire.
JraftsburY.
Mrs. Ira Dutton fell recently and
'prained her wrist quite badly.
Fay & Swallow fare at the South
village with a saloon taking pictures
Chas. Hatch is sick with tonsilitis.
The Bartlett girl, who took the
paris green, has fully recovered.
E. B. Searles lis visiting friends in
own. = Mr.. S. III. Graham is in town