Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-15


works in the ice business.
E. +. Austin of Irasburg has been
engaged to teach the spring team of
school, beginning April 29th.
Evansville.
Boy baby at WILDER Aliens.
The high water damaged the mills.
Denison Gallup has traded places
with A. P. Alexander.
No preaching here yesterday, the
pastor being at conference.
Our village blacksmith, David
Grapes, has taken to himself better
half, Miss Grace Bates. We wish them
happiness.
Mrs. Warren Leland, whose sickness
has been mentioned in this paper,
died April 6. She leaves husband
and one son to mourn her loss.
East Charleston.
The first sugar party at Bert Fell
lows last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. Streeter have
gone to Lowell on visiting trip.
Miss Nellie Dunton, who was re-
ported very sick with pneumonia, is
much better.
Homer Morrill, has returned to New
York to work in the ice business.
Adna Cobleigh has been home from
Thetford on a weeks vacation.
Steven Nichols and son have moved
village Morse has moved to
Charles Morse's house at Echo Pond.
Coventry
Homer L. WheeIock is home from
ST. Adams.
Mrs. E. Newton is laid up with
sprained ankle.
The water is very high, covering
the roads in many places.
Mr.. Bartlett Betters of Concord, n.
H., was in town the past week to at
tend the funeral of his sister.
Death for the first time came into
the home of Mr.. Lewis Douglass last
Thursday, and took his beloved wife
and mother. Mrs. Douglass was very
highly esteemed by her friends and
Her funeral was held at
the Catholic church at Newport on
a husband and seven
children are left to mourn her loss.
James Gallagher has put the ma
chinery into his creamery and is now
ready for work.
Chas. Roots barn caught fire Sun
day, but was put out before much
damage was done.
Rev. and Mrs Allen are attending
at Waterbury git is expect
I'd he will be returned.
Allen Marsh and wife from Boston
ire here caring for his father, who
vas burned in the fire last Monday
night.
Marcellus jerks is moving from AL
,any to Craftsbury. = Gaines Aims
worth has moved his family to Elmore,
where he has job as foreman in
mill.
Mrs. Charles Hoyt of Burlington is
listing her mother, Mrs. Horace Ran
om.- Mrs. Rawson of Island Pond
5 visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble Kinney.
Guy Camp has finished work for
homer Bartlett and has hired to Adel
ert Spaulding.- Albro Larabee has
Inished work at Greensboro Bend and
eturned home.-James Anderson has
ired Carrie Spaulding of Morrisville
o work IN the wooden factory.
We are pleased to hear that DIR. w.
J. Bailey has passed the winter very
leasantly in Georgia and is on his
ray home, expecting to reach here
bout May 1st to resume his practice.
himself and wife are in Washington
mong friends, and enjoying the sights
nd things of the Capital greatly.
Vest Derby.
Geo. Clark is teaching in the Kit
redge district, Bertha Babcock at
Vest Newport, and Susie O'Rouke at
iast Richford.
Seth Bronson has moved into the
ouse opposite the old Lane store,
ltely purchased by him.-C. S Gill
ert has gone to Barre, VT.
Mrs. HI. Ketwell and two children !
ave been very i'll for two weeks +
RS. Geo. Kelley and daughter Agnes, ]
re recovering.-J. Allen remains
oout the same, also Albert Dupont.
rlOver.
Mrs. Carl Story is visiting at @. A
arrows.