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

There will be a donation and oystd
supper for Rev. Mr. Newton, at IN
church on Friday evening, Jan.
All are cordially invited.
West Charleston.
Rev. Mark Atwood of ST. Johnsbur
was I'm town last Friday.
Mr.. Knight recently killed a no
that dressed 600 pounds.
Geo. A. Driver has the agency 70
towns i'm this part of the county 70 M
the Leader Sugar Evaporator.
r. II. Barnard has taken up his ole
occupation of blacksmithing I'm Il. w
Parlin's building in connection will
Henry Badgers repair shop.
Miss Lila Brown was suitably re
membered by the Baptist people at|
Christmas time i'm appreciation od
her services as organist during Ind
past year.
The annual meeting of the II. Bap-|
fist church was held Friday, Jan. 4. Jl
@. Oliver, Lewis Shedd and DR.. II.
Gatchell were elected ministerial and
business committee OF the church.
Miss Mae Parlin and Mrs. Irene Blk
by, from Warren, N. H., are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Par
lin. Mr.. and Mrs.W. II. Norton spent
Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Me-
Given, in Barnston.-Fred Smith and
wife are here from Mass. on a visit.
East Charleston.
The Mite Society will meet with II.
A. Gray, Thursday evening, Jan. IL.
Ladies' Aid and Willing Workers
meet with Mrs. Smelling ON Thursday
afternoon next. Full attendance de-
sired.
Andrew Page has sold his farm TO
j. s. Sweeney and moves TO the vii
lage, into one OF M. O. Davis tene-
ments.
Edward Allyn took business trip
to st. Johnsbury last week. p. b.
Lang of Barton was i'm town last week.
Rev. Milo Eddy and wife have been
visiting Mrs. Eddy's parents. Mrs.
Mary Cate of st. Johnsbury is visiting
in town.
One of the pleasant incidents OF the
past week was the marriage OF Miss
Olive Wolcott TO MIR. Charles shad-
wick of Sherbroolz, Pc. The marriage
took place at the home of the brides
parents, Rev. Milo Eddy officiating.
The bride and groom are spending a
few days in Mass. They have tho best
wishes Of many friends.
Coventry
Edwin Cole has gone to Barton
Landing to work for +. Conner
Miss Aldrich of East Haven Is here
caring for Mrs. Lucy Hancock.
Coughs, colds and whoopiug cough
are prevailing TO quite an extent
Mrs. Jennie Riley OF Franklin IL Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. II. Q. Nichols.
George Buck received the news OF
the death OF his sister at Danville last
Saturday.
Hamilton Collins recently slaugh-
tered pig mos "a days old which
weighed 42l lbs.
Hermon Rogers has broken up
housekeeping, and VIM Cutter moves
into the house Mr.. Rogers vacates.
Rnsh Patrick was arrested and fin
ed for being intoxicated last Tuesday,
but for want of bail was committed 20
Newport jail.
Guy Metcalf of St. Johnsbury has
been visiting the past week 40 his
fathers, f. G.. Metcalf. lie lost three
of his fingers recently while at work
in the Scale works.
Wedding cards have been received
of the marriage Of Charles E.Shedwick
OF Sherbrooke, Que, to Miss Olive M.
Wolcott. Mrs. Shedreclt Is a sister of
Mrs. M. S. Eddy and she spent sever
al months here with her sister, while
Mr.. Eddy's family was stationed here,
and won many friends who wish them
a happy life.
CraftsburY.
Thomas Coburn recently cut OF
three of his fingers.
Winnie Williams has returned TO
S. Hadley, Mass, where she In attend
ing college.
Nellie Smith has returned 20 Nor
risville, where she is at work i'm n
millinery shop.
Rev. Chas. Hamilton has bought the
farm, known as the Lewis farm, TAX
ing immediate possession.