Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-11-26
East Charleston.

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The Mite Society will meet with
Mrs. S. G. Streeter, Tuesday evening
Nov. 27. All are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moulton have
been visiting relatives in N. HID
Albee has been in Landau, N. H., or
a business trip.-Mrs. Olive Wolcot
is in Waterbury Center visiting he1
sister, Mrs. Milo Eddy.
West Charleston.
Alvin Woodland has left the village
and moved back on to his farm.-Mrs
r. Ell. Barnard has moved into her
| house in the village, upstairs.
The village schools commence Mon
day, Dec. Sd. Miss Hattie Flanders
of Coventry, who taught the higher
department during the fall term, re
turns for the winter term, and Miss
Kate Evans of Coaticook teaches the
primary.
Miss Alice Varney from West Burke
spent few days last week with
friends here. = Ed. Ramsdell and wife
from McIndoes are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. p Church.
Mrs. Soother Winslow and son from
Barton Landing are visiting her moth
err, Mrs. A. t. Norris. = Miss Lottie
Flanders of Coventry has been visit
ing at Clarence Wheeler's.
Coventry
George Nichols cut large cash in.
his knee while cutting brush.
The revival meetings will continue
this week. The interest is good;
twelve persons were taken on proba-
ton last Sunday.
The golden wedding of Mr.and Mrs.
Cornell Berry was celebrated last
Thursday at their home, by visit
from their friends.
Eben Stevens has moved into the
Cowles tenement. : Mrs. Eliza New
ton has moved into the house with
her daughter, Mrs. Pliny Metcalf.
Last Tuesday night, some sneak
thief stole thirteen chickens from
Charles Chapman. Mr.. Chapman had
some nice poultry that he was fatten-
ing for market.
Newport is liable to receive the
present of Coventry Gore by gift of
the legislature. The House has passed
the bill. The Montpelier Daily Jour
nat pays Mr.. Nye handsome compli-
ment for the speech he made when
his town officially made the donation
to Newport, stating that his speech
was more effective than that of Law
yer Young.
John Goss of Greensboro is stopping
at j. L. Woodbury's.
Several from here attended the
"Boston Stars" at Hardwick the 23d.
Robert Patterson and wife have
returned from their excursion trip to
Boston and report fine time, Ok a
R!1A!5Pattersonca and wife and Eddied
Marckrese went to Boston last week.
MI. Patterson and wife have returned.
III. N. Stevens, Fl. F. Graham, DR..
Dustin, Geo. Howard and several 9TH
ers from this place were in Montpe-
lier last week.
Henry King has moved into the
house he recently bought. L. F. |
Smith has moved his family into his |
new house on Water street.
H. Bruce has raised his house up
a number of feet, laid a new wall, |
graded all around, and is now repair
ng inside. When completed, it will
De model of convenience.
School in district No. 13 closed last
Friday. The scholars having no
marks in the register during the term
ire Annie Hoyt and Glenn Hatch.
Edith Hatch received the greatest
number of head marks in spelling, the
number being twenty.
George r. Silver, for many years a
resident of this town, died the 10 inst.
If Bright's disease. A kind husband
ind father, and a good neighbor, he
will be greatly missed in the commu
lity in which he lived. His family
AVE the sincere sympathy of their
riends and neighbors in this sorrow
which has come to them
Derby.
Alfred Chandler is very low from
ung and heart trouble.
Alfred Earhart is recovering from
Uphold fever.
Orange Badger and wife have gone
vest to spend the winter with their