Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-22

Miss Ina sweeney has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. W. A. Ohappell at Bar
ton. = George Piper has returned
from Stratford and gone to work for
Andrew Lang. : Arthur Chappell has
spent several days with his par
ents at West Burke.
West Charleston.
E. H. Robinson has been spending
the past week at home.
Kate Bruce has opened millinery
rooms in Mrs. Dwyre's house.
Miss Alice Varney of West Burke,
is stopping at DR.. @. S. Humans.
Rev. Small of Maine, preached a
very excellent sermon in the F. B..
church Sunday morning, Apr, 18th.
Henry Campbell has been on the
sick list during the past Vocabulary
Hinmann, who has been sick with the
grip, is improving.
There was a pleasant gathering of
the sugar eaters at David Cooks SUI
gar camp Wednesday, and a merry
time was enjoyed by all.
J. G. Parlin and wife were called to
Bloomington last week, to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Parlin's mother,
Mrs. Martha Drown.
During the heavy rain of last week,
a part of the lower dam broke away
and at one time it was feared that the
bridge below it would be swept away.
William P. Holton was married in
Barnet, Apr. 18th, to Miss Hattie Rog-
ers of Monroe, N. H., Ceremony was
performed by Rev. Boardman of Bar
net. Congratulations.
R. w. Darby of Sherbrooke has
moved into the the tenement in Mrs.
r. H. Barnard's house vacated by F.
Wheeler. Mr.. Darby has situation
as clerk in Chas. Wheeler's store.
Coventry
Chesney Brooks has gone to Boston
to work.
DR.. o. E. Hanford has returned to
St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Hattie A Thurber of St.Albans,
is in town visiting her parents.
The village schools commence to-
day, Mr.. Hamilton and Miss Austin
being the teachers.
Mrs. J.W. Muzzey is sick with pneu-
nonia. = Lila Virgins has been quite
sick the past week with tonsilitis.
Grace Bean teaches school in the
Ware district, Grace Williams in the
North neighborhood, Mabel Ware at
he Center, and Myra Douglass in
rasburgh.
Jraftsbury.
DIR. Dillingham; is sick with the grip.
Will Farr is adding veranda to his
louse.
Robert Hoyt of Burlington College
S in town on a vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Allen have re-
urned from Conference.
Miss Yarrow, from Mass, is here
Helping Miss Harmon in her work.
Noble HI. Kinney has gone to Bos-
on and Providence on a business
rip.
Albert Cowles who has been danger
'usly sick with pneumonia, is getting
etter,
Will Bumps, who has been laid up
With an injured eye, is better and has
to his work.
Majoleon Couthure has finished
york for John Kier and has returned
o his home in Delbro. P.Q.
Mrs. 9. @. Robbins has a Queen
uchsia that has one hundred and
hirty- three buds and blossoms.
Willard Allen has gone to Barton,
there he has secured a position as
ook-keeper in Seaver's store.
Geo. T. Howard is making a high
rade of sugar this season. He is
sing the Grimm Champion Evapora-
Or.
The I.O.G.T. are preparing drama
"The OATH" which they in
end to present to the public the last
f May.
The sad news has reached here of |
he death of Augustus Rawson of |
owa, who was formerly resident of
MS town.
Mr.. Marsh, who died Sunday from
ne result of an accident, was one of
ur Oldest and most respected citi-
ems. He had long been a member of
ne M. E. church. He was CORE
pondent for the MONITOR several
ears,
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