Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-05-17
East Charleston.

] East Charleston.
/ B. F. Davis has the frame of his new
barn up.
A. J. Lang and son finished saving out
their stock of lumber last week.
Fred Cushman has let his farm to Jim
/ Mcnamara, who has already taken posses
| sion.
j. Hudson has sent two men aud his
team of four horses to Barton to run the
road machine again this year.
Rev. Mr.. Holman preached an excellent
sermon here Sunday, May 9th. He will
preach here every Sunday afternoon.
| Mrs. Geo. Piper, who has been sick for
| few weeks past, is some better. She has
broken up housekeeping for the present
and is living with her mother, Mrs. ]. B.
Moody.
| A. C. Fellows started his steam mill last
week and is saving out his stock of
shingles.-J. S. Sweeney is repairing his
mill, getting ready to saw out his large
stock of logs.
| w. B. Chase has taken down his old
barn and is replacing it with new one,
46x1O1 feet; when completed he will have a
good set of farm buildings, having thor
oughly repaired his house last year.
Coventry.
Ira Sessions is quite sick.
VIM. Niles has purchased milk separa-
tor.
Perley Herman is recovering from pneu
monia.
Geo. Buck has moved into Mr.. Kendall's
tenement house.
Mrs. Hattie Thurber has returned to her
home in ST. Adams.
Mrs. j. C. Langford has gone to Frank
lin to visit her parents.
Herman Rogers has moved into the
| tenement house next to the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. Nichols have gone to
Craftsbury to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Guy Ainsworth.
Mr.. Lambert, who runs the bakery cart
from Newport has commenced his regular
trips for the summer.
JMr. and Mrs. Fred Dean of Stanstead
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dean of Woleott
are visiting at Levi Deans.
The Dorcas society will meet at M. E.
vestry Friday evening. A nice entertain
ment will be provided. Come everybody.
Mr.. E. Woods, who took Mrs. Laura
Brooks farm is obliged to give it up on ac-
count of poor health and will move back
to Derby this week.
The Christian Endeavor society will give
an avoirdupois and quotation social in
the Cong. vestry, Friday evening, May
21st. The proceeds to be used in repairing
the church. All cordially invited.
Craftsbury. So
Agnes Gilbert is working at w. Farr's.
FIossie latch is home from Hardwick
Work on the roads has been commenced.
Carrie Spaulding is working for Mrs. E.
n. Nelson.
G. I'll. Anderson has line of fruit in his
barber shop.
j. T. Uric has Tom Wallace and his men
working on his barn.
It is reported that Geo. Chase is to open
a tin shop at the Common.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Morrisville re-
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Leavitt.
3 School commenced last Monday, Miss
Ollie Glidden and Miss Minnie Chase
teachers.
Elmer Stratton has completed the re-
pairs on his house and has commenced
painting the outside.
Rev. o. N. Boutwell, was called to Hyde
Park last Monday to officiate at the fun
eral of Mrs. Charles Emerson.
Miss Susie Lyon is teaching in the Chas.
Robbins district-Rosie Smith has COM
menced her school in the Haden district.
The Cheese and Butter Co. will begin 4
cheese making next Monday. w. Shillito,
the former cheese maker, has been hired
again for the coming season.
North Craftsbury.
Fred Witt is working for A. Paddock.
Geo. Gage is in Manchester on business.
The Earnest Workers met Saturday at
Mrs. Paddock's.
r. M. Lyon and his daughter Sadie are |
having the measles.
Horace DEMO is improving the looks of !
his house by painting it.
= James Aston from East Hill has taken
the G. S. Corey farm and moved on to it.
Porter Hodgdon, an old soldier and a
respected citizen of this town, was buried |
last Monday. The funeral was in charge
of the Masons and the Grand Army men. /
The Craftsbury Teachers Association
met here last Friday 1t was their first |
meeting this school year and the full at |
enhance showed the energy and interest of |
the teachers. The questions discussed |
were, ttHow to teach a class in the first |
reader,n by Miss Glidden ;stHow to teach a