Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-02-15
week. Miss Mamie Wyman accompanied

ed the j. G. Orne store, purchased his stock
of goods and commenced trade at the Gen.
ter. Hope he may succeed we'll.
The Cleaners will meet with Mrs. Orrin
Ingalls, Wednesday, Feb. IL, both after
noon and evening, to hold a social
Literary topic, ''Home Missions" ALI in
vited.
Miss Bessie O'Hara finished a pleasant
and profitable term of school at the Center
Feb 6. Those of her scholars who had no
marks were Cora Jones, Ervena Jones,
Clayton Burrows and Harry Bickford.-
Miss Gertrude Fuller finished very pro-
fitable term of school in the VIM. Bruce
district Feb. 6. Those of her scholars
who had no marks were Ernest Going, M.
Going, Mabel Going and Lennie Houston.
Those who had but one mark each were
Leon Houston, Harry Dutton.
East Charleston.
Mrs. Eliza AIlard of Barton is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Clara Buck.
Mrs. F. S. Cobleigh has sold about 20
acres of meadow land to B. F. Davis price
$2s5.
A. G. Fellows, who sold his COWS a year
or two ago, has lately bought about 80,
mer.
The Mite society will meet with Mrs.
Lizzie Buck next Thursday afternoon.
Supper at five O'Clock. All are cordially
invited.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Cook, lady "a years of age, is very
sick with pneumonia.
Miss Nettie Joslyn of Bloomington is
visiting at DIR. G. S. Humans.
Miss Hattie Flanders will begin spring
term of school Monday. Feb. %.
Mrs. Marion Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Hutchins have moved to st. Johnsbury.
Charles Parlin of ST. Johnsbury has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
Parlin.
Bernie Brackett has finished his bust
ness course at st. Johnsbury and is at
present assisting his father in his bust
ness.
Will Nelson has decided the land on
which the granite shed stands to John M.
Hazel, and will furnish lumber for an adj
dition to the present building. ~
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Homer Wright has purchased the War
rem Mitchell place.
Homer Wheelock is home from Barton
for two weeks vacation. q
Mrs Roundy of West Burke is visiting
Levi Dean and friends.
Lincoln memorial services were held at
the Cong. church last Sunday. re
The Dorcas Society will meet at the M.
e. vestry Friday evening; an antiquarian
supper will be served.
AS w. L. Barrows was driving to New
port last week he collided with a team
going in the opposite direction. His horse
was quite badly hurt, but Mr.. Barrows
luckily escaped.
Last Friday young man got off the
noon train at East Coventry and wandered
around and finally went to Herbert Days,
where they gave him shelter for the night;
they notified the selectmen
ind the overseer of the poor took charge of
him; ticket was found in his pocket
rom Northampton, Mass, TO Quebec. He
was taken to Newport and examined by
physicians who pronounced him insane.
He is being held to await further results.
Mrs. Hackstaff is very i'll.
Alice Kaiser is better and able to be out
again.
PM Lunt is at Cambridge working in a
aW-mill as sawyer.
Winnie Patterson is clerking for Uric &
Chase is at work for Mrs.
3. N. Nelson. ~
Mamie Robbins is being treated by DR..
of Albany for an infirmity of the
yes. az
John T. Uric seems a little more COM
ortable, if he is not better. He has very
erious liver trouble.-Mrs. James Libby
s improving in health.-SpragueG Gage is
lso somewhat better.
East Craftsbury.
There will be donation at James An
lerson's Tuesday, Feb %, for the benefit
# Rev. j. c.. Taylor.
10. Craftsbury.s
Miss Mamie Paddock is home from Col
eye for short vacation.
Miss Sadie Lyon, who has been teaching
n Bloomington, has returned home ac-
by Miss Mamie Wyman.
School in Dist. No 6 closed Feb. 5, with
n exhibition in the evening. Whole num-
er of scholars 20. j. Susie Robbins, |
eacher.
There will be donation and oyster sup
er at the academy hall next Thursday |
vening, for the benefit of Rev. r. 9. |
IooGie.
Derby.
A baby boy at Horace Wilders.'
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