Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15


Mrs Miranda Chandler from Hard
wick is visiting her relatives here.
The auction sale at the Amasa Fair
brother place will be held Oct. %, in
stead of 20, as reported last week.
Mrs Amos has returned to her
home in ST. Johnsbury. - Mrs. Alice
Sawyer has returned home from her
visit to Ryegate.
Rev. A. j. Dutton has bought him
residence in E. Hardwick village and
will move there this week. Sidney
Coburn will move into Ed. Keith's
house that Rev. Mr.. Dutton vacates.
The friends of Mr.. Edward Wells
and wife, met at their home on Thurs
day afternoon, Oct. 4, to remind them
that it was their thirteenth marriage
anniversary. Mr.. Wells and wife
were presented with an extension
table with several other presents and
some money. Rev. FL. Stiles present
ed the articles in behalf of the COM
pany with some well chosen remarks,
to which Mr.. Wells responded thank
ing them all for their friendship and
kindness, about thirty five being
present. It was an enjoyable occa-
sion and will be remembered as a
bright day in their lives.
South Albany.
Rev. Goodrich of Middlesex gave
temperance lecture here Oct. 9TH.
Haines & Hanchet of Lowell, Mass,
have bought the creamery of Mr..
Turnbull.
The Ladies' Social Circle meets with
Mrs. Thomas Marnock next Friday
afternoon and evening. All are in
vited.
Mrs w. r. Aldrich has returned
from Maine.-Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Gut
Ter of Mortified were here visiting at
D. R. Cobb's, last week.
BrOwningtOn.
The Preston mill is being repaired.
Mrs. Hilas Beede has gone to Hyde
Park for visit.
Nellie Townsend is home from
Brockton, Mass.
Ella Berry has a chrysanthemum
which has over 200 buds.
VIM. Pierce had his arm quite badly
sawed at E. L. Chandler's mill at Bar
ton Landing.
Mrs. Geo. White, who has been in
feeble health for some time, recently
fell and dislocated hip. Mr.. White
has been i'll for a year and confined to-
the house for several months The
family is badly afflicted. 3m~va
A. E. Denison's goods are being
moved to his sonin- laws, Herbert
Leland, and the family will go there
as soon as Mr.. Denison is able to be
moved. He has been confined to his
bed over three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren ingalls, lately Wis
tied friends in Barre.-Mrs. Lora Full
er and Mrs. Homer. Seavey have, re-
turned from their visit to lMass.--Mrs: !
Jasper Smith and Jessie Morehouse
are visiting Mrs. Lucius Lund.-
Chauncey Smith has been stopping
at VIM. Pierce's the past few days.
East Charleston.
Mrs. Albert Lawrence has gone to
Boston to spend the winter. an
Benz. Townsend has moved to
Bloomington, where he has bought a
farm.
Albert Stoddard was in town last
week; he was called to Morgan by
the death of John Elliott.
Religious meetings were held here
the past week, which have been at
tended with much interest. Rev. Mr..
Cooper of Newport and Rev. MI. Howe
of Island Pond have been here to as
sist the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Smelling.
Don Albee and wife have returned
from n. H., where they have been
working the past two years, and gone
to housekeeping on their farm. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gallup of New York
have come here to spend the winter
and gone to housekeeping in Mrs.
F. S. Cobleigh's house.
At the meeting Of the Reform Club
next Wednesday evening, the follow
ing question will be discussed: Re-
! solved that the farmer is the most
independent man in New England.
Miss Hattie Goodwin and Mrs. Ethel
Parks are to furnish and read paper.
West Charleston.
Rev. Mr.. Helming of Island Pond
preached Sunday, Oct. 7, in exchange
with Rev. 0. G. Baker.
Mr.. Farman Of Westfeld gave
very interesting lecture in the Cong.