Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-02

adding bay window. He will have a fine
set of buildings when completed.
Will Holton and wife are visiting at Ben
Doyle's.-Amos Drown and wife are at G.
I. browns on a vacation.-Miss Fisher of
Iras burgh has been visiting at F. J.Duke's.
r. B. Lang has shut down his bobbin
mill and is moving machinery and is going
| to put in more. He expects to do more
and better work when he starts up again.
Walter Bostwich and Ernest Wheeler
have returned home from Maine, where
they have been on a hunting expedition,
bringing three deer with them. Mr.. B.
carried one to Rhode Island.
Albany.
Frank Miles is sick with typhoid fever
Mrs. Sarah Hitchcock has gone to Troy
to spend the winter.
VIM. Cheney and wife are visiting in
Stowe.-May Cheney has gone to Green's
boro to teach school.
Mrs. Reynolds is home from Boston,
DR.. Bushnell and wife and Bert Vance and
wife were here to spend Thanksgiving.
W. A. Aldrich has been hired as princi-
pal of the village school. All advanced
scholars in town will be received at this
school without tuition.
A division of Sons of Temperance was
| installed here on Wednesday evening last
by W. S. Mcdowell, d. G.. w. P, assisted
by about twenty members from Glover
and some from Greensboro. The follow
ing officers were elected: J. G. Campbell,
w. P; Gertrude Rowell, w. P; Mrs. r. F.
Rowen, R. S.; B. o. Aiken, A R. S.; n.
Cutler, F. S.; Frank Anderson, t.. Mrs.
N. A. Cutler, c.; Miss Myrtle Campbell,
A. c.; Henry Stone, Con-; Herbert Cowles,
l. S.; Elias Searles, o. S.; Mrs. f. j. New
ton, r. w. P. Miss Rosa Campbell, Supt.
Y. P. W.; Gerald Mills, ID. G. w. P. The
division started with IA charter members,
and on Saturday evening five more were
admitted.
Bloomington.
Hector Lapierre has moved to Evansville.
Al. Dutton from Hartford is in town.
John Bryant begins his school in No.
to-day.
The chicken pox is prevalent in this vi
entity.
Mrs Worcester and son from Indiana,
who have been here, have gone to st.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Mary CoIley from st. Johnsbury
spent the past week with her sister, Mrs.
John Maxwell, and other frieuds.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. John Humphrey, next Wednesday,
afternoon and evening. A cordial invita-
tion extended to all.
Charles Nichols and daughter from Fab
yam, n. H., who are visiting Mr.. Nichols
sister, Mrs. Andrew Gray, spent Thanks
giving with her uncle, "A. NJ. Nichols. -
East BrOwningtOn.
A boy baby at Allen Cushman's, Nov. IA.
On the 23d inst as Ed. Smith was blast
ing rocks to fix E. Fosters mill dam, the
blast exploded, filling his face and hands
full of powder and small piece of rock
was blown into his arm, which had to be
extracted by surgeon. 1t was narrow
escape from what might have been fatal
injury Fortunately his eyes escaped in
iuries and at last accounts he was getting
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Evansville.
Clarence and WILDER Newton have re-
turned to Montpelier.
Marvin Drown is quite sick. - Annie
Randall, who has been very sick, is i'm
proving.
East Charleston.
Mrs. E. c. Streeter is visiting in Burke.
Alfred Wilson, while working in the
woods recently, hurt one of his knees bad
ly.
Schools in the neighboring districts
commence Monday Dec. 2. Miss Dodge
returns to the village school.
Mrs. Charlie Shedwick of Sherbrooke, 2.
O., has been spending a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. HI. Wolcott.
West Charleston.
Arthur Cowdry has returned from Lyme,
N. H.
There were union Thanksgiving services
in the Cong. church, Thursday evening.
Will Robinson and family spent Thanks
giving with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
H. Robinson.-Una Hildreth came home
from Barton to spend Thanksgiving.
Coventry.
| Edward Nye teaches school in Iras burgh
village.
Frank L. True has sold his farm to Mr..
| ST. James from Montreal.
| Chesney Brooks has moved into a part
of the house that Frank True occupies
The Methodist society has purchased SO
new singing books to be used in meetings.
| Mrs. Kendall and her son, Fletcher,
have gone to New York to spend the win
| ter.
Henry Howard has let his farm to Os-
man Brown, and moved to Barton Land
| ing.