Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-28

| during his W1fe'S absence in California
Ora Carpenter has gone to Boston. Mass.
Mabel Newton has returned home. Mrs.
Ella Palmer has returned to her home in
| Boston.
The new post office will be much more
convenient for the people, as the situation
is better. The postmaster is grading it up
in front and building new steps,
Mr.. Cole of Northampton, Mass. son of
Hollis Cole an old resident of this place
has moved into the A. Lawrence house
He is to have photograph rooms in the old
Universalist church.
Mrs. G. S. Human and her two daugh-
tiers left here the oath for San Diego, Cal.
where they will spend the winter. They
were accompanied by Miss Bennett, who
will go to her father in Sacramento
There was Dairyman's meeting at the
town hall last Saturday for the purpose of
organizing for the building of a cheese fac
tory. An address was given by Mr.. H. P.
! Sweet, the cheese maker who received sec
ond prize on both white and colored cheese
at the Chicago Worlds Fair in 1898, and
first prize at the recent dominion exhibit
tion at Montreal. Mr.. Sweet gave the
methods adopted by him at the Province
Hill factory, the leading one of Canada,
and the test figures for the past season.
Mr.. J. c. Cattanach also addressed the
meeting.
Coventry
Cornelius Kendall is building an ell on
to his house.
w w. Frost is in town from North
field. Glad to see him.
Mrs. Elisha Newton has sold her farm
to Mr.. Martin of Derby.
Mrs. Alice Conway sold her stock and
farming tools at auction last Friday, but
did not get bid on the farm.
Alfred Livingstone and Mr.. Bailey have
gone to South Hero.-Lillian Virgins has
gone to Newport to work in millinery
store.
Several have taken in the excursion to
Boston, among them being Ann Kidder,
Thomas Kidder, Mrs. Salmon Nye, VIM.
Tibbetts, Bert Bean and Asa Hancock.
The matrimonial fever runs high. Mr..
Russell Richardson was married to a Miss
Goddard of Canada the past week, and
Charlie Cole to Eva Eastman of North
Troy, and there are more to follow.
Craftsbury.
Mr.. Mitchell of Boston is visiting at
John Kier's.
{. Elijah Libbey has been away on vaca-
tion for two weeks.
A number from here attended the lee
ture on East Hill Oct. %.
Mrs. J. L. Woodbury. died Oct. goth,
after a long and painful illness.
The STATIONS are advertising a big sale
at their store the last three days of this
week. ..#..., 81
Ebert Davis will soon vacate the Nelson
farm and move to the new mill boarding
house.
Amanda Robbins has gone to Johnson
to take three years. course in the Normal
school.
Fred Goodwin has hired out to c. c.
Cheney to drive his freight team the COM
ing winter.
G. n. Smart of Hardwick will be at
Charlie Andeson's shop every Thursday to
do barbering.
Mrs. Hattie Cheney, who has been sick
for some time is on the gain.-Bert Wood
bury is better.
Mrs. r. G. Noodle and Charlie Young
were the delegates to the S. S. convention
held at st. Johnsbury.
The friends of the late Kate (GIidden)
Gordon were much surprised and sadden-
ed to learn of her death.
Mrs. Laura Anderson, aged about so /
years, has completed a quilt which con-
tains upwards of 1000 pieces.
Carleton UdalI's new house on the brach
is nearly completed. Nathan Clark is
finishing off his new house in Eden.
Joseph Marshall has taken the job to
move the engine from the mill on the
branch to the new mill in Hardwick.
William B. Hoyt has returned from
Connecticut where he went for medical
treatment, and is very low at present.
Mrs Emma Nelson has gone to Boston
to purchase new millinery goods.-P. H.
Bruce goes to the Eye Infirmary to have
glass eye adjusted.
Among late pleasant events was the
marriage of Harvey Libby and Lola CAL
derwood, of Greensboro, and Herbert Car
row and Maggie Gage, both of this town. .
Reuben Cheney has sold his place on the
branch Ito George Beden. Possession
given in Observation-Disclosures Childs has
rented his farm to Ed. Sleeper of WoIcott
for one year.
Derby.
Mrs. A. d. Chandler is very sick.
G. K. Bates has returned from New
York.
w. f. Kilborn has gone to New Jersey
to see his mother, who is dangerously ill.
The Newport water commissioners were