Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

Marshall-Frank ClOukee has pneumonia
Henry Parker is working for II. Perkins.
Ernest Cross has finished work In the stone
shop.-Wm. Leland is driving for Seavev
Bros.
East Charleston
The Mite Society will meet in the vestry
Thursday afternoon, Feb. Goth. Supper at
5 O'Clock. All invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Shedwicll of sher-
brooke, p. O., visited relatives in town
recently.-N. J. Stumpf and son are visit
ing Mr.. Stumpf's sister, Mrs. Bucl.-Miss
Matte Stevens is spending some time in
Newport.
There will be a missionary concert in
the Church, Sunday evening, Feb. 23. II
stormy it win be postponed till the fol-
lowing Sunday evening. -Presiding Eide
Hamilton held quarterly meeting here
Sunday evening, Feb. 9.
w est Charleston.
Mrs. Parker is recovering from her ILL
ness.
Rev. M. Holman has returned from his
trip to Maine.
Kate Bruce viii reopen her millinery
store about the first of April.
New horse sheds are being built in the
rear of the f. B. church.
The village school closed Saturday, with
a mock trial in the evening.
Fanny Darby has been visiting her
brother, Fred Darby.
Will Nelson is fitting up a hall for the
G. A r. in his building, known as the
old Cole store.
The lecture by p. b. Fisze, Jan. 81, on
''The Cost of a Boy" was listened to by
large and appreciative audience.
Lewis Shedd and wife have gone to their
new home in Hollis, n. II. The many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs Shedd are sorry to
lose them.
The remains of John Bullock, a former
resident, were brought here the 14th, for
burial. Mr.. b. was a brother Of James
Bullock and the father Of Mrs. Bridges and
Mrs. John Dudley of this place. He died
at his home in Westmore.
Coventry.
There were surprise parties at Ernest
Perry's and Charles Niles last week.
The Epworth Leaguers will give an en-
tertainlment on Saturday evening next. Re
freshments will be served.
Eddie Niles cas- returned to Boston.-Mrs.
Eliza Newton is home from Boston.-Lu-
ther Guild is home from Northfield.-Nfrs.
Laura Rowell from No. Troy is visiting
here.
The spring examinations for the teach
ers of Orleans County will occur on the
following dates; Feb. "a and %, Barton
Landing; Feb. 26 and n, Craftsbury; Feb.
IS and 20, So. Troy; March and 3, Derby
Center. Examinations to be held i'm the
school-room of the above villages.
G. A. ANDREWS, Co. EXAMINER.
Miss Abbie Pike is quite sick with the
grip.
X. G. Darling is working for Whittemore
& Miles.
Mrs. A. Paddock has returned from
Will Shiletto and j. c. Allen have been
in Newport on business
B. II. Mason is sick with rheumatism
and confined to the house
John Dixon who is suffering from
5umor in his throat, is very low.
Geo. Wylie of Chicago, who has been
here for some time, has returned home.
Albert Smith is getting out lumber for a
new barn which he Will build next season.
William Warren has bought out the
srist-mill at Mill Village. He takes pos
session March list.
There is considerable sickness i'm town.
Clark Taylor, Annie Macomber, and Mary
simpson are on the sick list.
School at East Craftsbury closed Friday
Feb. 9TH, with an entertainment.
Miss Guild has taught seven successful
erms in this place.
The following officers of Meridian Sun
lodge, No. 20, were installed Jan. 26: Ill.
:. Graham, w. NJ; Geo. A. Gage, s. w;
:. S. Dillingham;, j. W.; w. IL. Farr,
Treas; Geo. w. Simpson, Sec.
The school on the Common, taught by
Maud III. Macomber, closed Feb. 9TH.
Those having no absent marks during the
ERIN were Bessie Lyon, Lola Lyon, Mary
Root, Adna Pike and Foster Douglass.
Blanche Lyon was absent one day. Whole
lumber of scholars, Is; total attendance,
30; average attendance per day, 10 5-19.
Adna Pike is visiting in Irasburgh.-
Hiss Winnie Williams, who has been
eaching in Albany is at home.-Miss
adie Lyon is visiting friends in Lyndon ,
ille.-Mrs. w. e. Allen has been visiting ,
n Morrisville the past Week.-Mrs. Emma ,
-nox, who has been stopping here for
ONE time, has returned to her home i'm
Dwell, Mass.-Miss Susie Robbins is Wis
ing her brother in Boston, Mass.
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