Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-04-27


Rev. and Mrs. E. Trow bridge are attend
ing the w. M. conference.
Mrs. J. c. Page and daughter of Barton
have been visiting friends here.
Miss Annie Stevenson, who has been
spending the winter here, has returned to
her home in New York.
The Ladies' Circle will furnish egg sup
per at the school house, May LIST. Supper
from until o'clock. All are cordially
invited.
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Patrick Dunn has moved to Charleston.
Alfred Litchfield is suffering severely
| with felon on his hand.
Mrs. Alice Grow has gone to Lennox-
vile to visit her father and mother.
Frank Carrow of n. H., son of Norman
Carlow of this place, came near losing his
life recently by the bursting of an emery
wheel, hitting him in the face and crush
ing his face in horrible manner.
Evansville.
Geo. Woodward has commenced work on
his new barn.
Hugh Alexander is here from West
Burke on a visit
Charles Marshall has the job of stacking
E. Fosters lumber.
E. M. Buchanan has traded for the res
idence owned by Mrs. j. G. Orne.
Rev. o. E. Newton has moved into the
house he rented of E. Wells.-Mrs. Sarah
Miles has moved from j. G. Gray's to her
own house.
West Charleston.
The village school commences Monday,
May 4th, taught by Ina E. Campbell.
E. III. Robinson is still confined to the
house.-Mrs. Charles Hildreth is again con-
fined to her bed.
Geo. Cole. artist, has moved into E. H.
Ro binson's house at the lower end.of the
village-John Dudley has moved into the
house which he purchased of Mrs. Dear
born.
Cards have been received, announcing
the marriage, April 8, in Chula Vista, CAL,
of Mary F. Human, daughter of DIR. G. S.
Human of this village, to Charles. Ere
mont Morse of Chula Vista.
DR.. II. d. Martin, the noted oculist, can
May L, 2, and 3. The doctor had unusual
success here last fall, and his work has
given universal satisfaction. Those who
have troublesome eyes should not miss this
opportunity for relief.
Fred Dwyer and wife have gone to Man
chester, n. H., to live.-Mrs. Bracket has
returned from Stewartstown.- Una Hill
dreth has recovered from her illness and
has gone to Barton Landing to spend
week with friends. = Grace Norton has
gone to Island Pond to spend two or three
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Dyer
Miss Lou Bruce goes to West Derby as
principal of the school there this summer.
East Charleston.
A. c. Fellows has cut out his cedar and
shut down his steam mill.
F. B. Stoddard has raised II lambs from
five sheep and 10 from eight sheep. His
flock is unanimous for Mckinley.
w. B. Chaffee, who has been at work in
Enroll, N. H., has been at home on visit,
but returns to work through the summer.
Smith Gallup is cutting out the large
stock of logs at the A. j. Lang mill. Mr..
Gallup's four-years' lease runs out this
year.
Rev. E. HI. Smelling, who has been pastor
here, has been sent to the Danville charge.
1t is not known definitely who will take
his place here.
d. L. Morse has COW which recently
dropped full grown calf which had no
eyes. The color of the head and neck was
that of deer.
Wilson Buck has the lumber out for
silo, which he will build this summer.
This, we think, is the third one ever built
in this part of the town.
The recent high water did considerable
damage in this part of the town. The Sc
lectmen were obliged to close the road |
across the fiat between the Martha Davis |
and the Mrs. Buck places.
V. N. Davis, who has been in poor health |
for long time, is very feeble, though able
to ride out occasionally. His mother has
been sick of late, but is better. Mrs. Bet
sey Stoddard, who has been sick all winter,
is gaining.
Mrs. William Lafoe has been dangerous
ly sick.
The festive suckers ascend the streams,
and boys end mems have scaley dreams.
George Heerman's gang of men have been
running his large drive of logs from Alba
ny and Irasburgh.
Ronnet and necktie social at the M. E.
Vestry, Friday evening, May 1st. Annual
election of officers in the afternoon.
James Healy had a foot very severely
hurt by being run over with heavily
loaded wagon wheel. 1t is feared that he
will be laid up for some time with the in
Jury.