Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-01

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East Charleston.
Alfred Pierce is building a new
barn.
Bert Adams is home from Chester,
to spend his vacation.-Miss Mae
Trip is home from Boston.
The Mite Society have put a new
pulpit set in the audience room in
the church which makes a great i'm
provement.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Densmore of
Lyndon have been visiting Mrs Dens-
more's sister Mrs. Hannah Stoddard.-
Clarence Goodrom of N. I'll. has been
visiting in town.-Comfort Chaffee
and Clayton Stoddard have been Wis
iting relatives in Westfeld.
West Charleston.
Village schools will close Wednes-
day.
Leavitt Hildreth is painting his
house.
Mrs. Norris has returned from
Newport.
Mrs. Lila Ferguson has returned to
her home in Bellows Falls.
Lillian Alton has closed her school
at Echoville, and is at home.
Rev. j. P. Marvin will go as dele
gate to the @. E. convention at Bos-
ton
Miss Kate Bruce will close her mil
liners shop after about two weeks,
until the fall trade opens.
Rev. Dawson, from ST. Johnsbury,
preached in the Baptist church morn
ing and evening, Sunday, %.
Mrs. G. E. Clarke and her daughter
Nellie and son Robert, from Island
Pond, were visiting relatives in town
last week.
Coventry
Willie Corrow has returned to Proc
torsville.
Alice Ware has been sick during
the past week.
Amos Tower and wife of Barton
have been visiting friends here.
Some sneak thief is stealing butter,
and fresh meat from cellars and ice
houses about here.
Florence NJ. Livingstone has been
to st. Adams the past week to play
the wedding march at Lewis Ricketts,
and Nina Culver's wedding, which
fooi~ y1Iooa Loot UTa1pas1ovy avva0;por
Frank Harvey an old resident, who
has been sick for several months, died
last Tuesday. He was a quiet, honest
man and a member of the Cong.
church. His funeral was held on We'd
nesday at the residence of his sister
law, Mrs. Lucina Harvey, j. @.
Langford officiating.
CraftsDurv.
Mrs. III. z. Hartman is quite sick.
Gladys Hovey of Hardwick is visit
ing in town.
Amasa Scott, who has been very
sick, is better. 4te.a
Rev. F. II. Chamberlin will preach
in the M. E. church, June 3Oth.
Elmer Stratton and daughter have
gone to New Hampshire for several
weeks visit.
Charlie Anderson has put bath
tub into his barber's shop for public
convenience.
Thomas HI. Martin has gone to !
Rhode Island, to work at the carpen
ter and joiner trade.
John Uric finds ready market for
the Strawberries obtained from the
Gilman Seaver garden, Barton.
Mrs. w. E. Allen continues to i'm
prove, but slowly. Mrs. Nye recently |
of Barton, is here caring for her.
There will be fire works at the
South village on the evening of July
4th, and good crowd is expected.
Sadie Lyon and Floss Hatch are
going to Portsmouth, N. H., to do
table work in hotel on the beach.
Frank Dunn's horse ran away last
week, completely demolishing the
wagon and injuring the horse serious
ly.
Mrs. j. G. Allen will furnish ice
cream and cake every Saturday
night through the months July and
August, for all that wish.
Ernest Randall has bought the
Goodwin farm since his arrival from
Vancouver, Washington. 1t looks as
though he held old Vermont dear yet.
The mill company of Graham, Kin
ley & Stevens have bought the lum-
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