Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-11-01

from their trip to Boston.
James Martin has gone to Albany, N
Y, to attend the Albany Business Col
Iege.
Miss Ruth Mcclure accompanied her
aunt, Rosa Page, to Boston, where she
will remain during the winter.
J. D. Kelley has shingled his house. He
has sold his place in No. Hyde Park, and
has recently purchased the tenement
| house now occupied by Ora Rowell.
DR.. Goddard, physician and surgeon,
has opened ian foffice at Mrs Abbott's
house and is ready for business. The
doctor is well fitted for his vocation and
should have good success here.
Bloomington.
Mr.. ingalls, has returned from Burling-
ton hospital.
Joseph Colt has moved on to James
Nichols farm.
Mrs. Henry Leland visited her brothers
in Lowell recently.
A large flag was raised on the Centre
school house last Monday
Mrs. Geo. Virgins and her daughter,
There was a large attendance at the
Harvest supper given by the Cleaners last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Sylvania Seavey has been quite
sick with heart trouble, at her sisters, Mrs.
Susan Seavey's, for the past two weeks.
Remember the entertainment to be Civ
en- by the Willing Workers at John Max
Wells next Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
Coventry.
Geo. Dean is home from ST. Johnsbury
Centre.
Arthur White is to work for Mr.. Austin
of rasburgh.
Alonzo Brooks has gone to George Heer-
mans to live.
Katie Sessions is recovering from an at
tack of the measles.
Geo. Giffin of Sheffield visited at VIM.
Stevens last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Seargeant have
been to Canada on visit.
Mrs. J. c. Langford and little daughter
Margaret have gone to Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner of Bolton have
been in town visiting their son.
Mrs. VIM. Niles and Mary Wheelock
have gone to Wheelock on visit.
Mrs. Nina Collins went to st. Johnsbury
last week to attend her sisters funeral.
Rev. j. c. Jangford preached in the
Cong. church at Newport, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Leslie Collins and daughter Della,
are visiting Mrs. Collins parents at West
Charleston.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ware
gave them a party Friday evening. A
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
The schools have been closed for the re-
mainder of the term on account of the
teacher, May Virgins, being sick with
diptheria. There was no services at either
church on Sunday. Mrs. Partridge is sick
with the disease, so the hotel is closed.
Craftsbury.
Luther Patterson left here last Friday
morning for his home in Glover.
Those who are sick with typhoid fever
are better and no new cases are reported.
John Smart, our photographer, has
ton in Morrisville.
James Patterson is improving his house
by making some outside repairs.-Clarence
Henson is building good hen-house,
North Craftsbury.
Helen Gilbert is able to be out again
HI. N. Stevens is in Boston on business.
Mr.. Chas. Silver has his new house near
ly completed 81 t7a
The Academy school did not keep last
Friday as some repairs were being made
in the building.
The firm of Miles 81 Whittemore has
dissolved partnership. Mr.. Miles will
run the business alone.
A number of the young people of this
place gave Annie Shields aof Glover, a
pleasant surprise party last Friday even
ing.
Rev. A. G. Cole from St. Johnsb bury visit
ed at A. PaddocS's last week.-Mamie
Paddock is home from college on account
of being sick.
Derby.
Miss Harriet Flanders of Barton spent
0uhddy Will NILS. w. sILQWdTQS.
Another party of our hunters has re-
turned from Norton Woods but brought
no game.
Our young people expectzto give l..'Tony
the Convict" at Island Pond next Friday
night.
A very enjoyable time was had at the
masquerade given by the band boys Friday
night.
A party took the carriage drive and
climb up Owls Head Saturday, enjoying
it greatly.
Much improvement has been made along
the streets the past week by the taking