Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-03

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Wilcox. They will find a pleasant
welcome in a warm hearted Vermont
family.
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Walter Buck has hired Elmer Leon
ards farm.
George Jones is smiling over a new
ten pound boy.
George White, who has been in poor
health the past few months, is thought
to be improving.
Avery Denison and daughter of
Danville, P. O., lately visited Avery
Denison's family at the Center.
The community was saddened by
the death of Eugene Bryant at Bar
ton, formerly of this place. He was
young man much esteemed by his
schoolmates and friends here.
May Marsh of Barton teaches the
winter term of school 10 the VIM.
Bruce district; Miss Margaret Keat
ing at the Center, Lucinda Dupois in
the Berry district, Lottie Flanders in
district No. 2. All commence o-day.
About thirty of the relatives and
friends of Mrs. Laura Humphrey met
at her home on Thanksgiving day, four
generations being represented, eight
grandchildren and five great grand
children among the number. The
gathering was highly enjoyed by all,
and when the company dispersed
several presents were left for Mrs.
Humphrey as mementoes of the oc-
casion.
Evansville.
Henry Buskee has moved into the
tenement vacated by G. Bickford.
George Kings mother and sister
spent part of last week with him.
School commences today with Nell
lie Heating teacher; this is her third
term here.
Kate Marshall has gone to West
| Charleston to work for her aunt, Mrs.
E. o. Smith.
George Bickford has bought the
| place of J. w. Brown & Son that he
sold to them a few years ago.
Rev. o. E. Newton's two sons, who
have been attending school at Mont
pelier, came home for Thanksgiving.
F. E. Healey has been stopping the
past week with Allen Brown, and
gave a lecture Saturday evening in
the church.
E. 0. Smith has taken farm in
West Charleston of j. H. Crawford,
and is moving there. John Atkins
will move into the tenement vacated
by E. o. Smith.
East Charleston.
Erastus Buck and family are house
keeping in one of j. S. Sweeney's ten
ements.
j. S. Sweeney went to Portland last
week. = L. w. Stevens took a bust
ness trip to st. Johnsbury last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Stevens have
gone to keeping house in st. Johns
bury. Mr.. Stevens is doing quite
business, taking orders for gents
ready made clothing for New York
firm.
All those that are interested in get
ting wood for the church are request
ed to meet at Charles Gray's next
Wednesday forenoon to chop and
draw wood to the church. Every man
and boy invited to help. The ladies
will furnish free dinner at Mr. .Gray's.
All ladies invited.
West Charleston.
w. H. Norton returned from Mont
pelier, Wednesday, the 28th.
Rev. J. P. Marvin, pastor of the
Cong. church, preached an excellent
sermon in the Baptist church Thanks
giving eve.
r. Fl. Barnard has leased his ia RIM
to Charles Foster for five years. Mr..
and Mrs. Barnard will occupy the
rooms in their house in the village
for the present.
Bertha Hopkins teaches the school
at Plunkett again this wintor.-Ina
Campbell returns to her work in the
academy at Derby Center.-Sadie
Eley goes to Holland to teach school
in the Kelley district.
Charles and Geo. Hamblet with
their families from Barton spent
Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Josiah Hamblet.-Una Hid
reth, Kate Bruce and Mabel Alton
came home from Barton to spend
Thanksgiving.