Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-19

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Bloomington.
Bailey Holton of West Charleston
preached at the Center the 18th.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell has been to Beebe
Plain to visit her sister, Mrs. Abram
| Campbell.
| Mr. and Mrs Allen Grant of Lowell Wis
tied at Henry Leland's recently.-Miss
| Oren ingalls, and other relatives last week.
Evansville.
| DIR. Nelson and wife are here on visit.
| Chas Blake has bought the E. j. King
| farm.
Mrs. James Wilkie is working for F. G..
Hunt.
Rev. M. S. Eddy and wife are here visit
ing friends.
j. o. Humphrey is putting up new
horse barn.
VIM Wyman has moved from Barton in
to the Gilfillan house.
West Charleston.
Mrs Will Hildreth, who has been quite
sick, is improving.
j. B. Holton preached at Bloomington
Center Sunday morning, July 18th.
The children of the Cong. Sabbath
school gave a very interesting concert
Sunday evening, July 18th.
Clark Jones and wife are about to move
into the Daggett house and George Dag
gett will make his home with them.
John Griffin has traded his village prop
erty with Herbert Kathan and his mother,
for their farm near the pond at Plunkett.
Mrs. c. S. Human has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. John Taylor, at Lyndon.-Miss
Kathie Bennett is visiting friends at Island
Pond.
Rev. Geo. Bixby, who has been visiting
his sister Mrs. J. G. Parlin, preached
very interesting sermon in the Baptist
church Sunday the 18th.
Carrie Bennett is home from Willough-
by Lake.-Mrs. o. M. Carpenter is in
Mrs. William Parker-Will Blodgett and
wife from Newport were in town last Sun
day.
East Charleston.
Mrs. Mary Cate returned to her home in
St. Johnsbury the 18th inst.
Chas. Shedwick and wife of Sherbrooke,
P. O., visited their parents here few
days last week.
The heavy rains of last week caused the
meadows to overflow, doing much damage
to the hay crop.
The first lawn party of the season was
held at E. D. Allyn last Friday evening;a
good time was reported. r
Mrs Emma Brainard and child of
Lowell, Mass, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Streeter.
Mrs. Joseph Ready and children of Bar
ton spent last week in TOWN.. Cloud
of Sutton has been in town several days.
Ed Cloud of Woodstock, NH, return
ed to his home last week. Geo. Cloud
and wife returned to their home in
Orange, Mass, today.
There is some talk here by the village
people of lighting their buildings by
electricity, if satisfactory arrangements
can be made with the Island Pond people.
The Epworth League will give concert
at their hall Saturday, July oath. This
will be given by the best of home talent,
and will be followed by refreshments of
numerous kinds including ice-cream,
strawberries and cream, etc. Concert free,
refreshments cheap.
Coventry.
George Lafranc has opened a shoe shop
at West Derby.
Lora Hancock is home from Newport
and on the sick list.
Mrs. DIR. Badger has gone to Apple
Grove to visit her parents.
May Virgins has gone to the White
Mountains to do table work.
Miss Ida Wright of St. Johnsbury is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Virgins.
Edith Goddard, formerly of this town,
died at her fathers in Lowell, Mass, last
Monday.
Clarence Ufford of Fairfield is canvas
sing the town for book, ''The Worlds
Progress"
The Dorcas Society will meet with Mrs.
Damon Ware next Friday afternoon and
evening.
Rev. P. N. Granger of Irasburgh preach
ed an excellent sermon at the M e. church
yesterday.
Mr.. Ezra Guild has a daughter visiting
him from Boston.-Damon Massey of
Springfield, Mass, is in town.
Alfred Brown, an aged citizen, is quite
low. His two daughters, Mrs. Sarah
Enos and Mrs. Diana Ordway of N. FL.
have been called home.
CraftsburY.
Elmer Stratton is having a new walk
laid to his buildings.
Miss Clara DeFord of HardWick is visit
ing Mrs. E. G. Stratton.