Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-11

Wv. Hutchins is running provender
mill, which he has put in his single mill.
Mrs. Soother Winslow of Barton Land
mo has been here visiting her mother, Mrs.
A. T. Norris.
Our village schools closed Friday, with
| an exhibition, which did credit to teach
ers and pupils.
Jennie Campbell has closed her school in
the Blake district and will be at home for
a few weeks.
Henry Campbell and Arthur Kidder are
at Newport, serving as jurors in the Hol-
Ioway and Chase case.
Irving Laclxey has returned home from
the Boston excursion. = Guy Bruce from
Burke has been visiting his uncle, E. J..
Bruce.
Geo, J. Kelley, Gen. Agt. Phoenix Life
ms. Co., has been here of late in the line
of business and has taken large mum Der
of insurance policies, DIR. Campbell having
been called to make examinations. Mr..
Kelley has first-class company and seems
to be able to convince the people of that
fact.
East Charleston.
A new carpet has been put in the church
by the Mite Society.
Miss Dodge gave fine exhibition at the
close of her school, Nov. s.
Mrs. G. o. Goodwin has returned from
Boston, where she has been caring for her
mother, who is quite i'll.
Ctl,.-1oo C~o,, Voc 4 IL oI,o,,oC in
the evening, recently, he broke his
lantern in his barn, but succeeded in put
ting out the fire before any damage was
done.
Ezra Chappen of West Burke visited his
brother, w. A. Chappell, recently.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ezekiel Miles of Sutton have
been visiting relatives and friends in town.
Mrs. Mary Cate of St. Johnsbury has
heen visiting relatives here Rev. Mrs.
Smelling has sister from DanviIle spend
ing some time with her
Coventry
VIM. Adams has sold his farm to Mr..
Elliott.
Gale Gardner is very sick with a throat
difficulty.
George Harmon has arrived home from
Springfield, Mass.
There will be Thanksgiving concert at
the Methodist church next Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Tower and Mrs. Luther Guild
have gone to Orange on a visit.
Mrs. Alice Conway has sold her pasture
on West Hill to S. w. Parker of Newport,
for $50.
Rev. P. n. Granger preached at the NJ
church and conducted communion serv-
ices last Sunday.l
The village schools closed last Friday.
Mr.. Bartlett and Miss Austin have kept
very satisfactory schools.
Miss Ethelyn Gould will give dramatic
recital, interspersed 18th music, at the
Congregational church on Tuesday even
ing. Ii.#
The w. G. t. U. have subscribed for the
School Physiology Journal, to be placed
in the hands of the teachers of the town.
This journol is edited by Mrs. Mary H.
Hunt, National Supt. of Scientific Temper
ance instruction, and will doubtless prove
great help to the teachers in making the
study interesting. ..#
AS Ralph Ware and Miss Cowles were
coming down the hill above E. Corrow's,
Friday night, someone came up behind
them and their horse started suddenly land,
it being very dark, they went over the
bank down into Corrow's field. The
carriage was broken up some, but no one
was hurt seriously. 1t is a very danger
ono rIaoe and yye hone now 10 town will
build a strong fence SO as to avoid further
accidents.
The supper and entertainment Friday
evening proved to be a cold water enter
tainment indeed, but the much needed
rain was gladly welcomed, although it kept
our out of town friends away. Our pro-
gramme was thus made very incomplete,
but good number of our own folks were
present to do justice to the chicken pie.
Mrs. SINNERS original poem in response
to her invitation was appreciated, as read
by Mrs. Niles, and was received with APP
plause.
A boy baby at Fred Leavitt's, born Nov.
I'd.
Mrs. Corydon Kennison of Derby is
visiting in town.
School closed Nov. 8th. A short term,
though profta BILE.
Bert Woodbury. has SO far recovered as
to be out again.
Calista Miles is visiting friends in JEFF
n. Ell.
Mrs. William Keiser is suffering from an
attack of rheumatism.
Rev. Charles Hamilton, who has been
very sick, is improving.
James Gallagher has repaired his house
and barn to quite an extent.
J. J. Lindsey's auction was well attend
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