Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-13

Et1e Pa1Uerson is teaching school
here.
D. R. Cobb is preparing to build a
barn.-James Uric is putting an ad-
dition on to his barn.
M. E. quarterly conference, Thurs
day evening, May 10th. Presiding Ell
der Hamilton is expected.-Q Quarterly
meeting, May 10Th.
Bloomington.
A. E. Denison has bought Herbert
Leland's farm.
Mrs. Carrie Heath of Albany lately
spent few days at her fathers, A. w.
Seavey.
Frank Seavey and his mother, Mrs.
A. w. Seavey, have been in Boston
for a short visit
David Chase, who has been feeble
for long time, has been much worse
of late.- Will Fletcher, who has been
dangerously i'll, is reported better.
East Bloomington.
VIII Cheney from Rhode Island has
been visiting at A. E. Niles.
Carl Aldrich, who has been at Wal
than, Mass, has returned home.
VIM. Lowery was called to Wolf
town, P. O., to attend the funeral of
his sister, Mrs. fitzpatrick.
Evansville.
Harvey Foster is building a new
bobbin house.
Charlie Foster has gone to work
for the Bottling Co., at Barnet.
Mrs. o. E. Newton, who has been
with her mother in Lowell, has return
ed home.-Mrs. E. S. Woodward has
returned to her home in Charleston.
East Charleston.
E. G. Brigham has returned to New
York to work in the ice business.
Us. Sweeney is repairing his steam
mill and will soon start to saw out his
big stock of logs.
The Epworth League will meet with
Mrs. D. E. Allbee next Wednesday
afternoon. A very pleasant time is
expected.
Mrs. w. A. Chappel has gone to
New York to spend several weeks
Grace Stokes of Island Pond has been
spending several days in town. Mrs.
F. A Balch of st. Johnsbury has been
visiting relatives in town. = Chester
Stevens and wife from st. Johnsbury
spent the past week with Mr.. Stew
ems parents.
West Charleston.
Charles Wheeler has been in Bos-
ton this week buying new goods.
Delos Marvin has sold his Creamery
to Mr.. Turnbull of Barton Landing.
VIM. Nelson has been running his
saw mill day and night for the past
week.
John Shedd has moved into Mrs. E.
L. Woodlands house, which he has
leased for two years.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Sutton, preached
an excellent sermon in the Baptist
church, Sunday, May 9TH.
Jennie Campbell has gone to Sutton
to teach school.-Lillian Brown and
Sadie Eley teach in Holland
Frank Wheeler and wife of Barton
and Fred Wheeler and wife
Of South Charlestown, N. H., spent
Sunday with their parents here.
The village schools begin Monday,
May 18th, taught by Ina E. Campbell
and Maud Porter.-Archie Cummings
teaches in the Center district, and
Alice Chase in the Marvin district.
Mr.. Avery closed his school Friday,
May 3rd, and has returned to his
home in Lancaster, N, H. A prize
put in the school by Rev. j. P. Mar
vim, for the highest standing in atten-
lance, recitations, and department,
vas won by Miss Lillian Brown.
The Cong. church hold an ami
service next Tuesday after
noon and evening, it being the 51st
anniversary of the church. A roll
,all and fellowship meeting, with tea
ind social hour in the vestry, will
De features of the occasion. All are
invited to come.
Coventry
Andrew Carrow recently learned of
he death Of his father, at Newport.
D. A. Livingstone has gone to Wa
7erly, Mass, to preach on trial for
he Unitarians.
Homer G. Wheelock has gone to |
BARTLETT, N. H., to clerk for Garland,
Rowland, & Co.
Mrs. Jennie Mussey and her son,
frank, have been in town the past