Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-11-02
East Bloomington.

ment at the school-house Friday evening,
Nov. 9Th. to which all are cordially inyit-
ed. The proceeds will be used for flag
for the schooI-house.
Evansville.
E. Foster is bui, ding an addition to his
mill.
Louis Grow has moved to St. Johns
bury.
Geo. Bickford and wife are visiting in
Morgan.
A. Gallup is having very good success in
trapping this fall.
Mrs. DIR. Nelson has been quite sick but
is now on the gain.
Two men from Pike Station have come
here to work in the stone factory.
Singing school commenced here last
"wednesday evening, taught by Mr.. Jenkins
of Barton.
The Epworth League from this place
went to Bloomington Ctr. last Tuesday
evening. pleasant meeting was enjoyed
by all.
Fred Colburn from Craftsbury was in
town last week.-Mr. Carl Stevens and
! wife from lWoodsville, have been visiting
/ friends in town.
/ There will be an entertainment and
chicken pie supper at the M. E. vestry
Thursday evening. Entertainment begins
at $50. All invited
/ East Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Goodwin took in the
excursion to Boston.
Roy and Ethel Hunt of Orange, Mass,
have been visiting at Charlie Beams.
Mrs. John Bean is at W. Charleston car
ing for her sister, Mrs. Bullock, who is
very ill.
Charles Canning and wife have gone to
Stowe for the winter, where Mr.. Canning
has lumber job.
Mrs. Emma Bailey was married recently
to Mr.. A. L. Page of Newport Center,
where they will reside.
The many friends of Mrs Chaffee Rol- |
Inns here sympathize with her in her sad |
affection by the death of her husband, /
who was killed while coupling cars.
West Charleston.
Samuel Winslow is improving the looks
of his house with paint.
Delos Marvin will move on to the Stew
art farm in Derby next week.
Wilbur Foster was taken very i'll, sud
denly, last Wednesday evening.
VIM. Nelson is making extensive re
pairs on his house in the village.
Mrs. Harry Ruiter has gone to N. Y.
city to visit her sisters and friends.
Kate Bruce has returned from Boston
with new stock of millinery goods, and
will have her millinery opening Nov 4th
and 18th.
Mr.. Carrow will move into the house
vacated by Mr.. Marvin's family, and work
for Mr.. Marvin, who win still carry on
the Sawyer farm for the present
What came near being a serious accident
occurred in our village Tuesday evening,
when the teams of Delos Marvin and Geo.
w. Driver collided in the darkness near
Mrs. Allbee's. Mr.. Marvin and his wife
were both thrown out. Mr.. Drivers
horse cleared himself from the wagon and
went home. Luckily no one was much
hurt. A street lamp would be nice thing
to have on dark nights.
CraftSDurV.
Charles Conant is on the sick list
w. P. Kaiser is out of the town on BUSH
ness.
Mrs. Bruce has stored her goods in E.
5tratton s house.
Miss Minnie Chase closed successful
term of school Saturday.
Amory Dawson has started one of his
large droves of cattle down country.
Fl. o. Bartlett has returned from his Wis
it to Sterlin, and reports good time.
There has been larger number of silos
filled here this fall than ever before
The Plays given by the Rockwell COM
pany are good and draw full house.
Mrs. E. n. Nelson has returned from
Boston, where she has been to select mil
Inery goods.
E. Stebbins had valuable horse blanket
and Will Wilson an overcoat stolen last I
Wednesday evening. :
Miss Clara Collier lectured at the NJ E.
church on her work as missionary in
China, where she has been during the
past five years. !
I. G. Libbie of Franklin county and {
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have been visiting their brother, j. Libbie, ]
have returned to their homes.
Black River butter and cheese factory a
close the season Of making cheese this {
month. They have had a good business /
the past season, and now start to making
butter.
East CraftSbury.
Property sold well at the Tolman auc- {
ton. :