Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-12-06
back on to mis- farm.-O. A. Loveland has
moved on to the Townsend farm.


Evansville.
d. Randall is home from Maine
VIM. Drown has hired with j. G. Gray.
Austin Aliston is in town visiting friends.
Frank Heath has hired with U. S. Gray
for the winter.
FL. Foster and family start west this
| week
Leslie anc WILDER Newton returned to
Montpelier this week.
Mrs. James Randall is quite sick.-Geo.
Bickford is on the sick list.
Thomas Colburn has finished work in
the stone shop and goes to Groton to work
in the woods this winter.
West Charleston.
Mrs. r. Ell. Barnard has returned from
her visit to Mass.
| Nellie Piper has gone to MorrisvilIe to
care for her sister, Mrs. Spaulding.
The photograph social at DR.. Humans
Monday evening was a very pleasant
affair.
! Rev. Holman was unable to preach Sun
day morning and Mrs. Holman supplied
the pulpit, preaching a most excellent
| temperance sermon. 81
The children Of the L. T. L. had tenn
perance exercise in the Cong. church Sun
day evening, the 18th, which was very in
teresting and showed much work by their
superintendent.
George Bracket and wife are home from
Bradford, Vt.-John Lafiam has been put
ting a veranda on the front side of his
house.-Nat Piper is visiting friends in st.
Johnsbury.-Wi Nelson is building
new carriage house.
East Charleston.
| George Pierce has gone to Derby Centre
to attend school.
Mrs. Mary Cate ofSt. Johnsbury is visit
ing relatives and friends in town.
Wesley Trip from Connecticut is visit
ing his father, B. F. Trip, and other rela-
tives.
Fred Stone from Morgan has moved into
one of M. G. Davis tenements and will
work for Mr.. Davis.
Eugene Gray cut quite a severe cash in
his foot one day last week while chopping,
and he will be laid up for some time.
The Mite Society will give an oyster
supper at the vestry hall in East Charles
ton, Thursday evening, Dec. 9th, followed
by dance in Sweeney hall.
Schools in this part of the town commenc-
ed Nov. 18th. Iva Sweeney teaches in the
| village Dist, Eta Canning in the Buck
Dist, Lillian Ames in the Echo Pond Dist,
i11io To- in no CNontro Met Al;oa
Gray in the DoIoff Dist.
Coventry.
Mrs. Ripley is keeping house for Curtis
Calhoun.
Mrs. Emma Brooks has arrived home
from Boston.
Wallace Shippee is in New Hampshire
visiting friends.
DR.. F. d. Badger has been to Massachu-
sets the past week. t
Arthur White has returned to this place
and will work for II. F. Black the coming
season.
Mrs. Helen Barrows is still quite ill with
erysipelas; Mrs. Emma Brooks is caring
for her..
Lucy Ware was chosen as delegate to the
G. E. convention held at Barton Landing
this week.
The Dorcas Society will meet at the NJ.
E. vestry next Friday evening. The la
dies of the w. G. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
Jennie Brooks on Tuesday afternoon.
Officers chosen for the c. E. society for
the next six months are: pres, Wallace
Shippee vice president, Mrs. Josie Brooks;
sec. and treas, Mrs. Kate Hancock; cor
responding Sec, Mrs. Lucy Ware.
The town Sabbath school convention
was success. The following officers were
chosen for the coming year: J. p. Whee-
lock, pres; VIM. Barrows, vice president;
Katie Hancock, sec. and treas; Asa B.
Hancock and VIM. Niles, executive COM
mittee
CraftsDurV.
hear Colonel Balm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leavitt went to Whitman,
Mass, last week to visit friends.
John Uric is sick in bed again with his
former trouble. DR.. Bailey is attending
him.
John Cass is home from Pittsburgh Bus
mess College for a months rest and vaca-
ton.
Mrs. J. G. Dawson has so far recovered
that she went to her home in Newport
last Thursday.
George Howard killed pig last week
eight months old that the dressed weight
was $40 pounds.
Graham and Skinner have put new
water wheel into their steam mill to in.
crease the power.