Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11
Bloomington.

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Mrs. Persis Spencer is visiting friends in
town.
Seldom Gray has bought pasture lot of
George Kline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Magoon have
moved into Mrs. Mary Colley's house.
David Grapes is building bIacksmith,s
shop on the land which he recently pur
| chased.
Evansville.
| J. w. Brown is in very poor health.
| Craftsbury.
| Burt Hillard moves into the tenement
over A. Ell. Allard's store.
| Mrs. j. L. Marshall has gone to jay to
visit her daughter, Mrs. c. Cole.
East Charleston.
Joe Ready has moved to Barton.
Us. Sweeney is repairing his steam mill.
getting ready to saw out his stock of Ium-
Der.
DR. Cushman and wife went to Dixville,
p. O., recently, to attend the marriage of
the doctors niece.
The Epworth League held social at
their hall last Saturday p. m. Cake and
and 1ce-cream were served.
Rev. E. H. Smelling of Danville spent
day or two in town, looking after his
household goods which he moves away.
There will be reception and pound par
ty at the parsonage next Wednesday eve.
Let everyone come and get acquainted with
the new pastor, C. H Tucker.
E. c. Streeter goes to Newport this week
to work; he expects to move his family
there later. = Hollis Sherwood spent apart
of last week in Franklin Co., as he expects
to move there soon.
Charles Wolcott of Lowell, Mass, is in
town visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. HI. Wolcott. = Charles Shedrich and
wife of Sherbrooke, P. O., have been visit
ing relatives here.
Quite number of our farmers are buying
separators this spring. Among those who
have purchased lately and those who are
trying them are Mrs Davis, Alfred Wilson,
Homer Morrill,, Bert Gallup, Fred Shonyo,
and f. B. Stoddard. All have the Empire.
L. w. Stevens & Son have bought large
one, the United States.
III. Hudson has moved on to the farm
his brother jerome bought of Sherwood.
Mr.. Sherwood moves to Fairfax.-Lincoln
Campbell has moved into John Moore's
house and is to run meat cart. = James
Moody has hired and moved on to the
Bruce farm which Joe Wilder vacates.
Wilder moves into E. G. Streeter's house.
John Moore is repairing the house which
he recently bought of Sweeney. = F. B.
Lang has greatly improved the looks of his
place by painting his house and barn, and
sticking up generally. He has one of the
best barns in town, 36x60 it,, with a II foot
floor running through the center, 12x6O,
and six large box stalls on each side, a
good room for an office and another for
granary, etc.
West Charleston.
VIM. Nelson has finished running his
logs down the river.
Mrs. VIM. Parker is visiting her son Jo-
seph and wife at Newport.
g Geo. Hainblet from Barton was in town
last week visiting his parents. 29a1s.'
Fred Chaplin has bought part of A. F.
Coles farm, paying 500 for it.
The village school taught by Ina E. Camp
bell, opened with 46 scholars, with a pros
pect of more.
The sheds for granite cutting have been
taken down near the quarry, and others
are being erected just above the bank of
the river on VIM. Nelson's farm.
A. Smith has taken the contract to build
a house for Mrs Dearborn during the sum-
mer. Mrs. ID. has bought building lot of
A. G.. Eastman off the corner of his land
next to DR.. C. S. Hinmans residence.
Coventry.
Salmon Nye is able to ride out little.
The road commissioner has started the
road machine.
Albert Webster and Charles Chapman
are erecting new barns.
Mrs. Nina Collins has arrived home |
from Hydepark, having been absent sew
eral weeks.
Miss Elvina Daggett has gone to Little
ton to spend the summer with Mrs. Mary |
Goodnough.
The Dorcas Society will meet with Mrs.
Asa Hancock next Friday afternoon and
All are invited.
Lewis Douglass is home from Mass.-A.
Newton is in town from Boston.-George
Nichols is home from Elmore.
John Smart is in Wolcott doing business.
Walter Aston is at work at James Nc
EWen's.
h Perlie Bruce is at home from travelling
On the road.
Viola and Cora Allen are repairing their
house, j. w. Allen is doing the work.
f. S. Dillinghan has finished his outfit