Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08
Unitarian, is to preach through the

Stevens.-A. Wilson has sister from
CRANKY, P. O., visiting him. Mrs. A.
Sadler from Worcester, Mass, and
Miss Nina Chaffee of Enosburg have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. Sher-
wood.
West Charleston.
Children's day was observed last
Sabbath at both of the churches.
Will Robinson and family from
Newport have been visiting at his
fathers, E. III. Robinson.
Mae and Eva Parlin have gone to
Cottage City, Martha's Vineyard, to
work through the summer.
The 4th passed off very quietly here
Several of our people went to Island
Pond to the celebration there.
Mr.. Knight has bought the land ad-
joining Norman Browns, known as
the Howard place, paying $500 for the
same.
Miss Ina Campbell and Miss Porter,
teachers of the village schools, took
their pupils for a ride to Morgan Lake
Wednesday afternoon.
Arch Cummings has just closed a
very successful term of school in the
Center district.-Jennie Campbell has
closed her school in Sutton and is
again at home.-Mrs. Maggie Leavens
from Bethlehem, N. H., is spending
some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eley.-Lill Bennett is home from
the Johnson Normal school for the
vacation.-Mr. Cowdry has gone to his
home in Bradford for brief visit
Una Hildreth came home from Bar
ton to spend the 4th.-Miss Lura
Bruce, who has been a teacher in the
Normal school at Johnson about ten
years, has closed her work there, and
is at home.
Coventry
We are sorry that some of our boys
broke the laws the night before the
4th.
Lillian and Bertha Goodnough have
gone to the White Mountains to do
table work.
Some sneak thief stole a barrel of
pork from Mr.. st. John, living on the
Luthur Bro wn farm, recently, and
broke into Mr.. Cooks peddler's cart
taking a quantity of goods.
Ernest Drake was home over the
Sabbath from Littleton, n. H.-A. ID.
Thurber and wife from 81! Adams are
in town-Mr John Gorham of ST.
Johnsbury is visiting relatives here.
CraftsDury.
Mrs. Luman Smith is on the sick
list.
A. Paddock's family are camping
at Greensboro.
Will Cass and wife of Lyndonville
are visiting in town.
Mr.. Hickey of Marshfield is visitin @
his son, Fred Hickey. bevisos1 s1sn
Mr.. Colburn of Worcester, Mass, is
here visiting his son Bert.
James Ashmore and wife are going
to work for Arthur Sawyer.
Nellie and Viola Allen attended the
class reunion at Johnson last week.
Agnes Gilbert has finished her work
at Will Farr's.
Charlie and George Anderson went
to St. Adams to celebrate the Fourth.
Sidney Lyon, who has been caring
inl i'm 1aa cd
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wheeler of
Barton Landing were here over the
Fourth.
Mrs. A. Y. Rawson and son Harry,
from Des Moines, Iowa, are here
visiting friends and relatives.
A son of Clarence Hanson was bad
ly hurt about the head and shoulders
while loading wagon recently.
Mrs. Nelson Rand, who has been
stepping in town a few weeks, has
returned to her home in Glover.
Ralph Hyde, who has been at work
in the sash and blind factory, has
gone home to Hardwick, sick with
tonsilitis.
The Ladies' Relief Corps, acco mpa-
MED by the G. A. r., held picnic at
Hosmer Pond with usual entertain
ments and boat rides.
The supper furnished by Mrs.
Homer Bartlett at the town hall for
the young people on the evening of
July 18th was first class, and much en-
joyed.
Mr.. Dawson, who occupies the
Tillotson farm, accidently shot his
wife last week, the ball entering the
heel and coming out at the top of the