Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-08
Alger's, has returned to her home in

FRANK has moved to the place he
bought of his father. = Felix Pelow
has bought the Mary A. Smith resi-
dence, land Geo Berry the Pelow place.
Dana Clark bought the Geo. Berry
farm.-Lewis Carpenter moves to the
Frank Wells place; Jasper Smith goes
to Barton Landing.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Warren Leland is very sick
with pneumonia.
Ira Bickford has let his farm to
Frank Wright and moved to Evans
vile.
Mrs. Martha Drown, who is proba-
bly, the Oldest person in town, being
in her 93d year, is very feeble and it
is feared she can not live very long.
Evansville.
Girl baby at Myron Alexander's.
WILDER Allen has hired out to Her
bert Gray for the season.
Mrs. Eben Woodward is stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. M. H. Drown.
L. A. Drown has the job to run E.
Fosters logs from Willoughby lake to
his mill.
Miss Nellie Heating is engaged to
teach the spring term of school, be-
ginning April Is.
Ira Bickford has hired Edgar Wells
house.-Elwin Wright has moved to
East Bloomington.
Mrs. j. G. Gray, Mrs. Elisha Foster,
and Mrs. A. H. Allard are better. Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Leland are very
sick with pneumonia.
East Charleston.
Raymond Blodgett, photographer,
has gone to Magog, P. O., to open
| studio.
Bert Adams was called home from
Chester, Penn, last week to attend
Mrs. Hunts funeral.
George Parker has moved his bar
| Der shop from Goodwin's hotel to M.
| @. Davis old store.
Mrs. Daniel Kathan is very Sick
Miss Nellie Dunton has been very sick
the past week, with but little hope of
recovery.
Died, at the residence of her sister
Mrs. Geo. Spaulding, April Sd, Mrs.
Cynthia Hunt, aged about sixty five
years Mrs Hunt has been in poor
health for several years, but was
about as usual till within about one
hour of her death. The funeral was
held at the house Saturday, Rev. E. H.
Smelling officiating.
West Charleston.
T. B. Pratt is sick with the grip.
Able Smith and family are going to
move into Will Hildreth's tenement,
known as the Lawrence house.
Andrew Beam who has spent several
months with his son in Wisconsin,
has recently returned to his home.
Mrs. Nathaniel Piper has gone to
Morrisville to care for her daughter,
Mrs. Merritt Spaulding, who is sick
with fever.
Herbert Horn has recently pur-
chased the building known as E.
w. Parlin's paint and storage shop,
and will repair and remodel it for
tenement house.
Ed. Ramsdell and wife have return
ed to McIndoes. = Amos Parlin has
been spending a few days at home
Rytie Shedd and a sister of Mrs.
Shedd, from Hollis, N. H., are visiting
at Lewis Shedd's.
Coventry
If your eyes trouble you, don't miss
the opportunity to consult DR.. Martin
at the hotel in this place, April II, II
and 10.
Craftsbury.
The wooden factory was started up
April 1.
Charlie Garvin and family move to
Westmore.
Fred Witt has hired to work for
Homer Bartlett.
Adelbert Spaulding has about 500,
900 feet of lumber in his mill yard.
Rob Patterson has bought of the
Lane Mfg. Co. a new double edger.
The new cream separator at Mill |
Village started up Wednesday morn
ing.
FL. N. Stevens is putting in large
stock of all kinds of furniture this |
spring.
BENZ. Shannon has hired the Meal
lister sugar place, but when is sugar
ing?
Fred Larrabee, at home on a short
hoe 1sat11rpol RI nto