Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-25
West Charleston.

small farm near Demiclx's mills, p. @.
Mabel Newton and May Griffin were
home from Barton to spend the Sab
bath.
j. S. Cook has been confined to the
house with rheumatism for several
weeks.
Henry Carpenter spent day with
his uncle, Chas. Carpenter, before
leaving for his home in North Dakota.
Miss Anna Cummings has been
spending some time here this week in
the interest of the school at Water
bury Center.
Mr.. Turnbull of Barton Landing has
bought the creamery here of w. G..
Lyman, and will furnish suitable help
to run it, Fred Chaplin is putting in
the ice.
Mamie Bracket is home from Stew
ardtown, N. H.-Robert Parker and
wife from Caswell's mills have been
visiting his mother, Mrs. VIM. Parker.
Mabel Alton and Kate Bruce are
home from Barton, for few days va
cation.
Rev. Beale from Maine, preached in
the Baptist church Sabbath morning,
and conducted the evening services.
He will also preach in that church the
oath and 31st of March. 1t is expect
ed that Rev. Small from Me, will sup
ply the Baptist pulpit.
East Charleston.
Mrs. Don Allbee and Miss Winnie
Gray attended the Epworth League
convention at Barton Landing.
Blood & Gray leased part of their
shop for a cream separator and are
repairing it. They expect to have
the business started the first of April.
Mrs. Charles Shedwick of Sher-
brooke has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Wolcott.-Mrs. w.
A. Chappell of Barton has been visit
ing relatives in the place.
Mrs. Chas. Morse is quite ill.-Miss
Carrie Blake is very sick with scarlet
fever, at her aunt's, Mrs. p. b. Rand,
at Fitz Bay, p. O.. where she was
visiting.-Mr Daniel Shedwick is on
the sick list.-Calvin Dunton is very
sick and there is no hope of his re-
covery.
Coventry
Mrs. Lewis Douglass continues SER
iously i'll.
Lucretia Gorham is home from
Northfield.
Epworth League sociable at the
pastors next Friday afternoon.
Leslie Collins and John Brooks have
each made themselves happy by mar
rying amiable wives.
About sixty of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Morrill, recently gave
them a surprise visit and house warm
ing. An occasion much enjoyed.
Mrs. Julia Wells and son have been
here, visiting friends.-Mrs. j. T..
Stephens has gone to her former home
to remain till after the conference.
Craftsburv.
H. f. Graham is in St. Johnsbury on
business.
Geo. Henry Howard is sick with
pneumonia.
Stevens & Graham's mill started up
again last week..
j. o. Douglas is confined to the
bed with sore eyes.
H. E. Thayer will teach the higher
department of the village achool.
R. G. Tolman and wife spent sew
eral days in st. Johnsbury recently.
WI. Leonard has hired @. B. Quinn
by of Enosburg Falls to work in his
harness shop.
There is talk about a cheese factory
in this town. Let it come if it will
help the dairymen.
Charles Weber has bought of the
Gallagher Brothers the farm known
as the James Allen place.
Meetings at the Academy, every
night during the week except Mon
day. Rev. j. w. Harris is here as
sisting in the work in the meetings.
John Mallaney has hired out to
work for parties in Mass. - Gains
worth has hired out to do the saving
in Gov. Woodbury's mill at Elmore
Pond.
Verne Harrington,wh has worked
for r. A. Patterson the last two years,
moves on to his late purchased farm
in this Town. Mr.. Patterson hires
Sam Marckres to take his place.
Ulysses Grant Tolman got into an
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