Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-04-13

that he rented to the M. T.. Society for q
parsonage.
Mrs. Charles Page is quite sick with grin
Mrs. Nancy Eddy, who has been poorly
all winter, is a BILE to ride out.
East Charleston.
L. w. Stevens is repairing his house
Rev. E. H. Smelling attended conference
at Barre.
Charles Canning, with family, has return
ed from Stowe.
Mrs. Arthur Bentling from Mimi. has
been visiting at her uncle's, S. G. Streeter.
G. E. Coruth has been appointed clerk to
fill the vacancy made by the death of j. s.
UnderhiIl.
Will Hand has gone to New York to
work for the summer.-Ezra Brigham has
gone to Boston and Lowell.
West Charleston.
o. M. Carpenter is assisting his father in
his sugar place.
Miss Una Hildreth has been on the sick
list the past week, but is improving.
Che Ladies' Circle will meet in G. A. r.
hall, Tuesday, April IA, at O'Clock p. m.
Mr.. Little has moved from E.W. Parlin's
teNement into B. w. Hutchins' building.
Stillman Church from Woburn, Mass,
has been visiting his brother,C G. p. Church.
E. Ell. Robinson is suffering severely with
a sore on his face.-Mrs. Parker has had
a slight stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. George Bracket has gone to Stew
artstown, N. H., on account of the severe
illness of her little grandchild.
George Severns has moved from the
Sam Winslow place into the tenement in
Mrs. r. HI. Barnard's house, vacated by
Mr.. Darby.
Mrs. Baldwin, mother of Mrs. VIM. Will
lis, died at her daughters, April Sth. Her
remains were taken to Troy for burial.
Carrie Bennett is home from Piermont,
n. Y. where she has spent the winter with
her sister, Mrs. OH. McNair.-M Mary Grit
fin is home from Winooski, where she has
been at work for some time.
Fred Darby has finished work for Chas.
Wheeler and has left town. He has stored
his goods here for the present. Mr.. Darby
and wife are just such people as we would
be glad to keep in our community.
Coventry.
Carrie Black is on the gain.
George Newton has moved on to Henry
Blacks farm.
John Howard and wife have returned
to Albion, n. Y.
Mrs. Henry Wells is suffering from
paralytic shock.
Levi Dean has moved into the house
with Chesney Brooks. I.-
Salmon Nye and Katie Hancock have
been quite sick the past week.-Mrs..
David Drake is much worse.
Mrs. Sarah (Thrasher) Lewis and her
three daughters are visiting her brother,
Hollis Thrasher. Mrs. Lewis has been in
the west for the past few years, and it is
several years since she has visited here.
Joseph Dragon was the name of the
man who died at Luthur Guilds. 1t is
learned that he was on his way from Conn.
to Canada to visit his children, and was
pro bably taken sick on the way and be-
came deranged. His son came from Hya-
cinth after his remains. He was n years
of age. fo"4 ." t2 75"a.1l
Mrs. Charles Hatch is on the gain.
John Uric is in Boston on business.
Mrs. Lindsey is visiting at j. c. Aliens.
Benz. Shannon has rented the McAIlis-
ter sugar place.
Two persons were baptized at the M. E.
church April 9TH.
M. V. B. Ainsworth has leased his farm
and moved to Elmore.
aMiss Mamie Paddock returned to Bur-
ington last Wednesday.
Fred Hoyt is quite sick with pneumonia, |
also two of his children.
Mr.. Carson has rented the Bumps house |
md moved his family there.
Z.R. Leonard and Clark Allen are in
Caledonia county selling goods.
Willie Wilson is to teach at Mill village,
md Tressa McCue at No. Craftsbury.
Henry King is finishing off rooms over
1is blacksmith shop for tenement.
Miss Susie Robbins, who has been in
Boston for some time, has returned home.
Rev. Mr.. Moody enjoyed the surprise
party given him by his scholars very
much.
1t has been decided by the school di-
ectors not to repair the school house at
present.
Mr.. Henry Stevens is in Boston on bust
less.-Miss Nellie Smith is in Boston
electing her millinery goods.
The lecture given by Rev. M. B. Parou-
lagian at the M. E. church was very good.
'he society realizing about S15.
Rev. w. e. Allen preached his farewell
ermon April 9Th. He has been faithful
,astor in the NJ E. church for five years.