Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-10-03

visiting at Herbert Gray's. nave cceo
Edward Humphrey was thrown from his
bicycle recently, injuring his shoulder
quite badly. Hr1a hls shoulder resi-
Ethan Gilfillan, who is a worthy man
and one much respected by the people of
this town, goes to Montpelier this week as
representative. ea
East Charleston.
The village school did not keep last week
on account of the death of Mr.. Hudson.
J. G. Stoddard has gone to Boston to
take four years course in the University
Law School. -E
B. F. Davis has been repairing and paint
ing his house, Chas. Canning is also paint
inc his house.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. G b.
Stoddard Wednesday forenoon, Oct. 9Th
Everyone cordially invited
VIM. Hinton has pair of calves, not yet
six months old, that weigh 843 pounds.
He has been offered over $50 for them.
J. S. Sweeney has sold the Melvin place
to Mrs. V. n. Davis for 500. Mrs. Davis
has sold her hill farm to Will Finley.
DR.. Cushman and wife have recently re-
turned from four weeks visit with friends
and relatives in Springfield and other
places in Massachusetts.
Mr.. G. D. Hudson died Sept. 25th, aged
72 years. Some twelve years ago Mr.. Hud-
son had a shock, and since that time has
been an invalid, and for the last few years
he has been nearly helpless. For several
years he has lived with his son, I'll. j. Hud-
son. He leaves a wife, two sons, and a
daughter living in Rutland. Funeral serv-
ices were held at the house on Wednesday,
Sept. 2Sth, Rev. Mr.. Gregory officiating.
The remains were taken to East Haven,
his former home, for burial.
West Charleston.
G. B. Clark and Geo. Bracket are lnvoi-
cling goods.
Farmers in this vicinity complain that
their potatoes are rotting badly.
Kate Bruce will be in Boston this week,
selecting her fall stock of millinery and |
fancy goods.
The w. G. t. u. will give library social |
in the vestry of the Cong1 church next |
Friday evening. Refreshments will be /
served and an ENJOYABLE time is expected. /
Clark Jones and wife have moved from
the E. II. Robinson house to his home on
the island at Plunkett.-A. w. Lyon has /
moved from his Westmore farm into his
house in this village.
Mrs. Jennie Abbey, widow of the Rev.
M. Fl. Abbey, has been visiting at DR.. R.H.
GatchelTs .-Mrs. S. A. Grow and Miss |
Mary Ann Grow from Barton Landing
were in town calling on old friends, one1
day last week.-Edmund Brickett, wife
and daughter from Lowell, Mass, have (
been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Hannah Pratt.
Mrs. Sara Clark of Island Pond has been
spending a few days with relatives here
Mrs. Eva Ingalls) Evans and her two lit
tie daughters were in town calling on old
friends, recently.
Coventry.
The c. E. society will hold a silhouette
and seven social Friday evening, Oct. eth.
All are invited.
The Black River Creamery paid its pat
rons 194 cts. per pound for butter during
the month of August.
Craftsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conant are spending the
week in Cabot.
See Mr.. Paddock at the post-office Sat
urday and pay your taxes.
Walter Aston has gone to Burlington to
have his injured hand treated.
The R. R. C. and B. Co. will start to max
ing butter next Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Libbie are home
from several weeks visit at Enosburg
Falls.
Joseph Gilbert has moved his family
from East Albany to the Nelson Coburn
place.
Graham & SINNERS mill has been shut
down for few days while the dam is be-
ing repaired.
Mrs. Charles Goodrich, who has been in
poor health since the death of her daugh-
ter, is improving.
ASH. T. Patterson was unloading shing-
les at Hardwick recently he fell, injuring
one shoulder badly.
The L. 7. L. gave very pleasant har-
vest home entertainment at the town hall
last Saturday evening.
Misses Kate Randall and Lizzie McCfaf-
fey have rented rooms of w. P. Keiser,
where they will do dressmaking.
Charlie Robbins and Mr.. James, who
have been spending their vacation at G. G..
Robbins, have returned to Boston
Mrs Geo. Merrill returned from Bur-
lington last week. She has been in a hos
pitaI there for about six weeks having a
cancer removed.
North CraftSbury.
Mrs. G. W. Wheeler and Myrtle Garfield
are quite sick. -
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