Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-10
Considerable sickness prevails.

The clerk Of the school Board repo
births and IS deaths in town for ca,
1895.
Misses Gertrude Fuller and Lizzie {
bell have each closed successful ter
school.
Quarterly meeting at the Center, su
Feb. 10. Sermon by Rev. w. H.. Dod
of Barton.
Homer Leland has taken a farm i'm
and his wife expected TO meet him
last Friday.
The Ladies' Aid met with MIR. Bert
last week. Supper was served by the
tlemen instead OF the ladies, as usual.
The Willing Workers will give an
quariau supper at the town hall, We
day evening, Feb. u. A cordial invit
extended TO all.
There will be a donation visit al
church Wednesday evening, Feb. 10, for
o. f. Newton. A free lecture by Ra
f. Rowland of Barton Landing. ON
will be served. Every one cordially
ed.
The meetings at the Center the NJ
week were well attended, with incre
interest. Monday and Tuesday even
Rev. Mr.. Smelling of East Charleston
present. Wednesday and Thursday
ings, Rev. Mr.. Rowland.
The spring examinations for teache
Orleans County will occur on the fol
ing dates: Feb. "a and 2j, Barton Land
Feb. 26 and p, Craftsbury; Feb, % an
So. Troy; March and 3, Derby &c
Examinations to be held i'm the prin
school-room OF the above villages.
G. A. ANDREWS, Co. ExAMINI
Evansville.
Ada Lapierre is home from Rutland
visit.
Harry Bickford works for l.. A. Dr
in a saw-mill.
Charles Foster has gone to Boston
expects to work i'm a drug store.
A telephone line from westmore thrC
this place to Barton Landing is the
of the day.
Our school exhibition was very y
both teacher and scholars doing cred
themselves.
Coventry.
The donation at the M. Il. church nc
$40. Rev. Mr.. Rowland's lecture was
cellent.
The Dorcas society will meet next VI
nesday afternoon and evening at the
e. vestry.
Lillian Goodnough has been Obliged
give up her school on account OF
health.
Luther Guild has returned 90 Northd
to look after the interests OF his fatlI
estate.
Rev. o. II. Aiken and wife have beer
Charleston during the past week, held
in revival meetings.
A council OF physicians was called
Thursday i'm the case OF Samuel Burbd
He is much better at this writing.
The village schools closed last Frid
The exhibition passed off very pleasan
and the children did themselves mi
credit i'm the exercises.
East Charleston.
There were p births and IA DEATH
Charleston last year.
j. $. Sweeney is doing large busid
in buying, pressing, and selling hay.
Ladies Aid Society will meet al
vestry next Wednesday forenoon. Am
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Chappell OF w. Blu
visited here recently.-Mattie Stevens
tended the musical convention at Newr
last week.
f. b. Lang has a fine feeding and ira
ing stable here, his barn being the n
horse barn I'm town. He has seven OF Cd
CIRCUITS horses, and several others. A "A
half-mile track has been prepared d
horses will be trained i'm speed as well
broken for use. Mr.. Lang is a natu
horseman.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Fred Smith has moved into TEL
ment of VIII Nelson's.
Our young people had masquerade
The hall Friday evening, Feb. z.
George Twombly, Sen, Of Morgan
going to move into the tenement over
Holton's store.
George Parker is going TO North TrI
% work for f. II. Elkins, whoruns a hot
md barber's shop.
Mabel Flint has closed her school i'm h
Hamilton district and returned To Il
nome at Barton Landing.
The mill trade between VIM. Nelson an
Badger d Twombly has fallen throug
dr. Nelson taking the mill again into h
possession on account OF the long al
evere illness OF Geo. TwombIy, one
he purchasers.
1t is reported that Mr.. Hazel, who
the granite quarry will put !
uildings for dressing and polishing A