Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-05-07
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a MIR. Burt, and mas moved InUO Geo
Moxley's house at E. Albany.
Bert Marsh has gone to Breez.
Point, N. H., to work. His wife gOe
in few weeks to the same place o
work.
Miles Brown, who has been sick al
winter, is very much better.-Old Mr.
Kilgarlin is very sick at this writing
if living.
L. L. Sanborn is fixing up his house
some with coat of paint and paper
ing.-Tom Huse is repairing his barn
Reuben Brooks doing the job.
BrowningtOn.
Will FIetcher's little boy fell re.
Gently and broke his arm.
Miss Lucy Nichols was called from
Fabyans, N. H., to attend the funeral
of her aunt, Mrs. Andrew Grey.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Wells went to SUIT
ton on a visit last week.-Mrs.. Fred
Smith visited friends in town last
week. She expects to soon join her
husband in Bedford, Mass.-Mrs
Susan Tidd, who has spent some
weeks with her friends in town, re-
turned to her home in Bedford, Mass,
last week.
Mrs. Andrew Grey, who has been
sick the past few months with liver
and lung trouble, died Monday, Apr.
%. Mrs. Grey remembered her Crea-
tor in the days of her youth, and
when asked about her hope for the
future replied cher hope was bright
and reached within the veil" Mrs.
Grey was married fortytw years
ago by Rev. A. L. Cooper and spent
all Of her married life in town. She
leaves a husband, son and adopted
brother, I'll. M. Nichols, who
is feeble, and other relatives who
mourn her loss. The funeral services
were attended at her late home the
following Wednesday,, Rev. G. Fl.
Wright officiating.
East Charleston.
Miss Matte Stevens has returned
from Boston on account of poor health.
A. r. Campbell and wife of Norris
Vile have been in town visiting rela-
lives.
John Buck and wife, and Will Chap
oen have gone to New York for the
summer.
Mrs. Charles Canning and son Heer-
nan were thrown from road cart
'ecently, by the shaft breaking; the
lorse cleared itself from the cart and
vas not found for several hours; Mrs
Canning was bruised some.
There was very quiet wedding at
Charles Gray's on Thursday last,
when his son, Gene, was united in
to Miss Alice Bean. The
ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. B. Hopkins of Derby. They
AVE gone to house keeping in one of
VI. @. Davis tenements.
The Village. school commences to-
lay, Flora Stoddard teacher; Ina
sweeney teaches in the Winslow dis
riot, Emma Parlin at the Center, Jen-
lie Campbell at Echo Pond, Bertha
hopkins in the Buck district, Laura
FULLER in the Blake district; Gertie |
FULLER and Nettie Stoddard teach in
Derby and Eva Stoddard in Brown
ngton.
Vest Charleston.
Amos Parlin has gone to Barton |
4anding to work in a store
Mrs. Curtis Moore is very sick and
Ter mother, Mrs. Campbell, from
is here caring for her.
Rev. M. Atwood of St. Johnsbury
reached an excellent sermon in the
'aptist church Sabbath morning, Apr.
9.
Mrs. j. G. Parlin started for War
en-, N. H., Monday, the 3Oth, having
eceived news Of the death of a broth
+.
Leavitt Hildreth has bought Mrs. Fl
|. Clark's house and is making some
epairs on the same. Henry Calkins
f Morgan has rented the house and
moving into it.
Mrs. Soother Winslow from Barton
.anding is visiting her mother, Mrs
:. Z. Norris. -Mabel Newton is home
rom GreensborO.-Mr and Mrs. 60.
ennett visited their daughter, Mrs.
at Hardwick, last week.
School at Plunkett begins the 14th,
IA E. Campbell, teacher. The other
,hools commence the 7th, Emma Par
n teaches in the Tracy district, Lila
rown at the Center, Iva Sweeney in
he Marvin district and Jennie Camp