Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-09

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St. Johnsbury was home recently on
a short visit.-Mr. and Mrs. j. S.
Sweeney are spending this week in
Caledonia county, taking in the fair
at ST. Johnsbury, etc. ,.r
West Charleston. I-H5
Mr.. j. Fort is making repairs on his
house and also his blacksmith shop.
Curt Norton and Reg. Eley have re-
turned from their bicycle trip through
the White Mountain region.
@. Sawyer and wife went to Barton
Landing Friday, to attend the funeral
of his uncle, Philander Sawyer.
1t is Homer Twombly, and not Hill
dreth, who has moved into the vacant
tenement in Charles Hildreth's house.
Miss Sylvia Parlin, who has spent
two weeks here with her brother
George, has returned to her work in
Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Prudence Hutchinson, widow
of the late Hiram Hutchinson, died
very suddenly at her boarding place,
Tuesday, aged SO years. Funeral
services were held in the Baptist
church Friday p. m. Her son, S. L.
Hutchinson of N. Y. was present.
Mrs. o. F. Alton has gone to Me.
to visit relatives.-Miss Alice Cum
mings, who has been visiting friends
in Boston, Mass, has returned from
there, and is stopping for a while
with Mrs. E. H. Robinson.-William
Hamilton and wife from Boston, Mass,
are visiting at Geo. Hamilton's.-Rev.
Mr.. Moore of Ayers Flat has been
spending a few days with Charles
Wheeler's family.
Schools in town commenced Mon
day, Sept. I'd. Mabel Flint of Barton
Landing teaches at Plunkett; Clayton
Stoddard in the Marvin district; Miss
Maud Porter of West Derby at the
East village; Jennie M. Campbell in
the Blake district; Lizzie B. Campbell
of Bloomington in the Buck district;
and Eva Dodge of Barton Landing at
the Center.-Miss Eva Stoddard re-
turns to the Tracy district; Sadie Eley
teaches in the Tice district in Holland,
and Lillian Brown returns to Holland
to the same district where she taught
last summer.
Coventry
Mrs. White, widow of the late Rev.
P. H. White, is visiting here.
Mrs. Geo. Lathe went to the hospital
at Burlington for treatment last Tues
day. w ITs5ik uGf lBU a1 ~ lL
Allie Wright, Emma Pearson, and
Arab Parker attend school at Derby
this fall.
Rev. o. E. Aiken will preach at the
Methodist church the remainder of
the conference year.
The congregational Sunday School
held their annual picnic in Cyrus
Metcalf's grove on Saturday. ''-
Rev. E. A. George Of Newport
preached at the Cong. church yester-
day, and Rev. Otis Gross at the NJ. E.
church.
The w. @. T. U. will meet at w. L.
Barrows' next Thursday. This is a
special meeting; Mrs. White will be
present and talk of the work in other
sections of the country.
William Tillotson's little boy is hard
sick.
John Kier is in Canada visiting his
father.
Clarence Peel of Greensboro is
clerking for James Leavitt.
Frank Burnell is buying butter each
Friday at the Leavitt store.
Portus Dawson is running an en-
) ilage cutter, cutting a large lot for
himself and others.
Luman Smith has made twelve fine
ash cabinets to be used as book cases
in the school houses in Albany.
Belle Hartman has returned to her
position in New Orleans. All are
} orry to have her go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boynton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Burnham of Westfield, are visit
ing at N. H. Kinney's.
B. Ainsworth, while on his way
nome from Elmore, was thrown from
his wagon and quite badly injured.
The Dairy Association have decided |
to run their factory on cheese until
he middle of October, when they will |
change to butter.
There will be a free lecture at the |
VI. E. church on Tuesday evening,
sept. II, on the subject, "Relations of