Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-22

/ Winget; End Lieut., Bert Scott; Steward,
! C. Fl. Wiley. Several new members are
needed to fill up the company. Aes
South Albany.
The measles have arrived here.
Hon. c. P. Hogan was here last week.
The remains of Edward Hogan were
brought here from the Waterbury asylum
last week for interment.
Alice Graham is home from n. Crafts
bury and is on the sick list.-Mrs. d. r..
Cobb has been quite sick.-F. G. Anderson
is some better.
BroWnington.
Farmers are busy getting ready for sug
airing.
Miss Myrtle Kinney of Newport visited
relatives in this place last week.
Mrs. Geo. Virgins has gone to Johnson
to visit her niece, Mrs o. Dell.
Fred Waterman, who has been living on
the FL. B. Smith place, will move into S. S.
Tinkham's house.
Hazen Colly from Canada is visiting rel
atives here. - E. E. Alger, who has been
visiting relatives In town, has returned to
! Connecticut.
| Charley Ellis of East Coventry has NOV
ed on to the Townsend farm. = Mr.. John
Maxwell of Bloomington Center has rent
ed the Ell. B. Smith place.
Bloomington Center.
Mrs. Viola Maxwell lately spent a few
days in Irasburgh with her sister, Mrs.
Henry HENDERSON.
Mrs. E. w. Dudley has been suffering
with the grip the past two weeks Frank
Wells is very sick with pneumonia
Rev. j. M. Connolly, who has been hold
ing series of meetings at the Center ex-
poets to go to his home in Holderness, n.
H., this week.
| w. Leland has taken possession of the
place he lately purchased of Mrs. Mary
Kennerson-John Maxwell has taken Ell.
Smiths farm and takes possession this
week.
East Charleston.
Mrs A. C. Gallup is entertaining
brother from New York
J. A. Wilder has hired out to VIM. Mel
son of West Charleston, and viii move his
family there.
Inc lew Guys Oh NdEn WOdbuSI Oh ldS0
week set the sugar makers to work, getting
ready for the first run.
NJ. F. Cheney has moved from NJ. c.
Davis tenement into John Moore's.-Win
Locke has moved from L. w. Stevens
house to Island Pond.
The temperance entertainment given by
the Reading Circle on the 18th inst. was
.coid 10, No1 n Ioro
company present.
J. Fl. Hudson has finished numbering in
East Haven and now has two teams at
work for ]. S. Sweeney on Westmore
mountain. He has also started his hay
press. jerome is hustler.
West Charleston.
Abbie Smith is on the sick list. -.
D. L. Wilcox visited his son Edward
last week.
The people are getting to work in their
sugar places.
Rev. and Mrs. II. Holman have returned
from Maine.
Delos Marvin has finished work here and
returned to his home in Derby.
Mrs. E. n. Robinson has gone to New
port to stay awhile with her son.
The town clerks office has been moved
from e. Charleston into c. Carpenters Of
fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Cole, who have been
visiting their son, George, have returned
to their home in Mass.
The item in the MONITOR stating that
Albert Driver had gone West was incor-
rect, he will not go for some time.
L. Wilson is to remain on the town farm
for another year.-E. J. Bruce has leased
his East Charleston farm to Amos Piper.
Bert Owen has finished work for Charles
Abbott and returned to Barton.-Erwin
Wiley has gone to work for VIM. Nelson
in the mill.
Quite number of the friends of Mrs.
Geo. Twombly visited her March 18th, it
being her 54th birthday. Some nice pres
ents We're left her as a token Of their es-
TEEN.
Mr.. Anair of Newport has moved into
the tenement in r. Barnard's house, vacat-
ed by Mr.. Sims.-Mr. White from Newport
has moved into rooms in j. G. Parlin's
house.-Amos Piper has moved to East
Charleston on to the Knowlton farm.
Coventry.
DR.. Douglass is in town.
Alma Parker has returned from Colorado
Mabel Edmunds goes to Boston this
week.
Wallace Bailey of Hinsdale, N. H., was
in town last week.
Oral Climax died last Wednesday of Ill
ceration of the stomach.
There will be a meeting Of the Dorcas [