Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-28
East Charleston.

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| w. II. Chappe1 has moved to Burke
Hollow.
L. w. Stevens has let his farm to Gene
Grey, who takes possession May LIST.
The Reading Circle will give prone
made social at the vestry hall next Satur-
T daytevenihg. OMAR 5th.' 2s.sei : q
There was good attendance at the do
enatfon eisit last ufhufsday evening, TOR the
benefit of Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald. Receipts
SIP.
w. E. Tripp has moved into the new
store which he bought of j. S. Sweeney.
| Mr.. Sweeney takes the building formerly
owned by Mr.. Trip.
West Charleston.
! Arthur Lackey is visiting friends in N.
| Y.
Clark Jones is about to move into Mrs.
| E. H. Robinson's house.
| John Bullock has moved into L. R.sFos
| ter's tenement over the G. A. r. hall.
Ed. Eastman is home from Springfield,
| Mass.-Burney Brackett is home from his
visit to Stewartstown.
| Kate Bruce and Ada Niles are home from
work at Newport. Miss Niles is attending
the spring term of school,
Miss Mary Ann Piper of East Charleston
is stopping a few days with Mrs. G. S.
Hinman.-Oliver Boardway from Ryegate
is visiting friends here.
The G. A. r. will hold a campfire in G.
A. r. hall Tuesday evening, Mar. Sth.
Music and recitations will be in order, with
cake and coffee. A small admission will be
asked.
There was very pleasant gathering at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brown,
Tuesday evening, Feb. %, to witness the
marriage of their only daughter, Lillian
E., 20 William D. Hall, of Fitchburg, Mass.
More than hundred guests were present.
The ceremony was performed by Rev M.
Holman. The bride was lovely in pale
blue silk, trimmed with white lace, rib
bon and pearl trimming. There was a
large number of beautiful useful and
ornamental gifts. Miss Brown is one of
our best young ladies, and will be greatly
missed. After the usual congratulations
cake and coffee were served, and the happy
couple departed to take the night train
for their new home in Fitchb burg, Mass,
with the best wishes of their many friends.
Coventry.
John E. Mo has gone to Boston to work.
Fred Bean and wife spent the Sabbath at
George Beams. J
Rev. G. A. Livingstone has returned to
Waverly, Mass.
George Stevens and family visited friends
at Troy last week. SIS
Ezra Guild sold his household furniture
at auction last Saturday.
Clarence Perry is home from Orange,
where he has been teaching.
The Dorcas society will meet at M. e.
vestry next Wednesday evening. ~
Wallace Shippee and Ernest Batchelder
are manufacturing paper brackets. 80
Rev. G. HI. Bolster has been to Cam
bridgeport on visit the past week. ~
Bertha Goodnough has gone to Haver-
hill, n. H., to visit her cousin, Eva Bartlett.
c. A. Livingstone has returned to Boston.
He expects to go to Southern California to
supply a Unitarian church there.
There will be lecture at the M E.
Barton Landing will give popular lee
ture.
The G. E. society will give an entertain
ment consisting of tableaux, music, etc., in
Congregational vestry Friday evening,
Feb. 4. A cordial invitation is extended to
all. ase &
The l.. T. L. was treated to warm sugar
in Congregational vestry Saturday after
noon, Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. Cleveland
donating the sugar. Other refreshments
were served by ladies Of the society.
The entertainment given in Cong. vestry
Wednesday evening by the L. T. L. was
success. We would make special mention
of the song by the little ones, the exercise
song by eight girls and songs by Emma
Heermon, Theda Metcalf, Florence Corrow
and Sam Williams. Proceeds, 1915, to be
sent to the sufferers in Cuba.
Craftsbury.
Harry McKender has moved his goods
to the farm which he purchased of Jane
Robbins.
The w. G. T. U. will meet in the Westerly
of the M E. church next Wednesday at
80 p. m. ~
Fred Irish and wife have gone to Wal
den to live. They will move their goods
there soon.
Mrs. HI. HI. Allen will hold a social at
her home next Wednesday evening All
are invited. x eSaes
A. Benjamin's little son, who had his
arm broken by falling from high chair is
now able to use it. s.A
The case, State against Smith and Ray
mo, was tried again last Wednesday, but
the jury failed to agree.