Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-14

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Mrs. Garland is failing.-Mrs. F. Duke
and Mrs. Geo. Wheeler are some better. =
il. Downing is suffering severely with
muscular rheumatism
Bloomington.
Mrs. Mary Colley has gone to st. Johns
bury to work.
Jefferson Twombly has started for his
| home in Morrison, ILL.,
Geo. Twombly is quite sick, threatened
with gastric fever
L. Grow is improving his house on the
| inside considerably.
Harry Heath has rented rooms of A. E.
Denison and moved there last week.
Mrs. Oracle (Bates) Grapes of Wells Riv-
err visited her mother, Mrs. J. G. Orne, last
week.
! Geo. Ashmore, from Rockland, P. O., is
in town visiting.-Mrs Clarinda Currier,
who has been visiting her daughter of late,
has gone to Derby.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. John Humphrey, Wednesday, Oct. %,
both afternoon and evening. A cordial in
vitation extended to all.
East Bloomington.
Twin babies "a boy and girl at Job
browns.
Edwin Wright has commenced work on
| his new house.
Ed. Smith has bought the Sampson
Drown place from Arthur Miles, paying
$500 for it.
G. w. SINNERS corn husking, on the
Sd inst, was attended by about rs people.
A pleasant evening was passed.
West Charleston.
We notice by the Express that Judge Oh
liver is raising oats which weigh 1877 pounds
to the busheI. The Judge must have
struck a good sort of grain, or the paper
must have been off it's balance a little.
The union gospel meetings opened on
Thursday evening with a very good at
| tendance and interest Rev. E. A. Whit
tier, the evangelist, preached a powerful
sermon. The bible reading on Friday af
ternoon was very strengthening to the
| church. An increase in attendance was
noticed at the Friday evening service. Ser
vices daily at 2 80 and p. m. The chorus
choir is doing excellent work.
Coventry
David Drake has moved to the Alva
Smith house.
Clarence Brooks has gone on to the road
| selling groceries.
The Lewis Douglass family went to Der
by on Friday to attend the funeral of Geo.
| Betters.
Hon. II. c. Cleveland and Representative
L. S. Nye attended the legislative reunion
at Montpelier.
Mary Brooks had-a birthday present of
gold watch. and chain from her grand
father, John Brooks.
Rev. o. E. Aiken was called to Bolton
last week on account of the death of his
father, Rev. c. w. Morse supplying his
desk on Sunday. ES1-
There will be a lecture at the Methodist
church on Tuesday evening. Oct. Is. at
o'clock, p. M, by Kew. Marcus Parouna-
gian, native of Asia Minor. He will APP
pear in the costume of a Mohan1medan
priest, and his lecture viii be funny, in
structive, and of great Interest," Il .ifng
CraftsburY. 81 'T IF 2'A'
Bert Woodbury. is quite sick.
The NJ. E. church is being resh ingled.
William Keiser is buying poultry this
fall.
Miss Emma Knox has returned to Low
ell, Mass. Ttn. eds b.
A pleasant reunion was held at Graham
Whites last week. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Uric are in Boston
Mr.. Uric to select winter goods.
The Davisons are preparing to go to
Mass. and Conn. with cattle drOves.
The new wind mill is completed, and
the patrons have plenty of water now.
John Poor was called to Wolcott on ac-
count of the sickness of his son, Joseph.
There was juvenile party at Mrs. j. c..
Aliens recently. 81 children sitting at
the table.
A. B. Pike is repairing his barn.-C. S.
Witt is building a new barn and repairing
his house.
Will Hoyt has gone to Maine for medi-
cal treatment, his brother Henry accom-
panying him.
Wilbur Babbitt, who has been visiting
and sketching in this vicinity, has re-
turned to Nashua, N. I'll.
On account of the shrinkage of milk,
cheese will be made only every other day
after Oct. s, until butter making COM
mences.
G. K. Goodrich has moved to Morris
town, where he has lumber job.-John
Spring has moved into the house vacated
by G.. K. Goodrich. re
j. G. Allen has outwitted the dentists by
pulling his own teeth. Recently he pro-
cured some dentists forceps and pulled
five rugged teeth. Some one had recently