Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-19
Cyron Ordway's for some time, has re-
turned to his home in Maine.


the Cong church yesterday morning, and
at the M. E. church in the evening.
1t is hoped that the members of the hose
! company will remember the practice meet
ing Tuesday evening. Several new mem
bers are needed to fill up the company.
Rev. B. F. Rowland goes this week to at
| tend the annual session of the Vermont
| conference. Mr.. Rowland has been very
successful in his two years pastorate here
] and it is earnestly hoped by all the mem
bers of his church and congregation that
he may be returned to this charge for the
| coming year.
! Albany.
Maggie Chafey has returned from Bos-
| ton.
Geo. W. Tenney has gone to the hospital
in Burlington to have his foot treated.
Services will be held at the Cong. church
next Sunday to which all are invited.
Black river is very high, and the lum
bermen are busy running their logs to
Newport.
Rev. Mr.. Donaldson has gone to Confer
ence and there will be no services at the
M. E. church next Sunday.
BrOwningtOn.
Daniel Litchfield died last Wednesday.
Geo. Litchfield is home from Burlington
for short time.-Berton Parker of Flor
ida is visiting his father, G. A. Parker.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Emily Daggett, who has been quite
sick, is some better.
Mrs. J. P. Marvin has sister from Bos-
ton stopping with her.
Mrs. Lunt had slight shock of paraIy-
sis the 10th inst, from which she is slowly
recovering.
Miss Kate Bruce will hold her millinery
opening the 23d and oath inst, in the
Lyon house.
Miss Flanders closed her school here the
10Th. She will return to West Derby to
resume her work in the school there.
Rev. ]. L. Smith of West Derby preached
in the Baptist church Sunday morning in
exchange with Rev. M. Holman, and also
conducted the evening service.
The sugar-ma1ers are reaping rich
harvest.-Geo. A. Driver was in the village
this week showing very fine quality of
maple sugar made with the Leader Evapo-
rator.
Arch Cummings of Willimantic, Conn.,,
and Ned Cummings from Portland, Me-,
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
lothian Cummings; Mrs. Emily (Cum-
mings) McElvey is also spending a few
days at home.
East Charleston.
Everyone reports an excellent sugar
season SO far.
Myrtle Hill has returned from Canada
where she has been at work.
Leslie Mosher has opened harness shop
in one of NJ. G. Davis buildings. B
Chester Stevens has been spending few
days in ST. bloomsbury, visiting.
J. S. Sweeney has taken the goods out
of his store and is papering and painting,
after which he will put some good shelves
and when completed it will be very fine
store.
A letter received from Rev. ]. A. teele,
dated April Is, states he will not return
to this place, having received an appoint
ment from the n. HI. conference and will
preach there the. coming year.
Coventry.
Ernest Batchelder is home from Elmore.
Mrs. Thomas Wells, Kate Hancock and
Mrs, Harry Heermon are quite sick.
Mrs. Lucy Reed of Barton has been
spending the sugar-season at William
Niles.
The village school begins next Monday,
John Bartlett, Myra Douglass and May
Virgins, teachers.
Allie Wright teaches in the Ware dis
trict; Clara Barrows at the Center; Grace
Bean at Albany; Cora Bean at Richford
and Clarence Perry at Orange.
Nelson Shepard has gone to Milford. n.
H., for the summer.-Rev. o. E. Aiken
goes to conference this week. 1t is ex-
pected that he will be returned here
Elmira Collins and Katie have gone to
Hyde Park to visit Mrs. Collins sister
Craftsbury.
Mrs. Walter Wheeler is very sick.
Rev. o. n. Boutwell, left last Monday to
attend Conference at Barre.
Uric & Sawyer are repairing and paint
ing the inside of their store.
L. y. wallace, with his force OF help
commenced on the school house last Fri
day.
Louis t. Deans has moved from the
Geo. Z. Howard farm onto the Newton
farm in Wolcott
Geo. Howard has received a cabIegram
from party in Paris who want to get
pair of matched horses.
Elmer Stratton has gone to Boston to
purchase supply of spring and summer
goods. Mrs. Stratton has gone with him
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson.