Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-07


and evening. Chicken pie supper. All cor
daily invited.
East Bloomington.
Dana Fox has moved to Westmore.
Chas. Wright, who has been very sick,
is slowly improving.
Burt Drown has gone to Upper Lake,
N. Y. to visit friends.
Miss Simpson from Canada visited at
Wallace Spencer's recently.
Chas. billiard, who has been visiting
friends in Boston, has returned home
Mrs. Edgar Drown has returned from her
visit in Methuen, Mass.
Evansville.
Henry Prescott has his new barn up and
boarded.
Myron Alexander is to move to Island
Pond soon.
E. A. Bothman has moved from Holland
into F. Lspier's house.
E. Black has been mustered out of his
company and returned home.
Our new creamery is up and the founda-
ers.
The lecture given by Rev. Mr.. Granger
last Thursday evening, was well attended
and enjoyed by all. The Ladies' Aid ex-
tend their heartfelt thanks for his kindness
II giving the lecture.
East Charleston.
John Cloud is clapboarding his house.
Willie Hill from West Charleston has
hired R. L. Wilson's blacksmith shop for
one year and taken possession.
II. H. Lamson, who has been living at
West Charleston the past year has moved
back here on to his farm. Mr.. Fifield who
has been on the farm has moved to Iras-
burgh.
Coventry.
H. c. Cleveland has gone to New York
and Boston.
Mrs. Clarence Brooks cousin, Mr.. Kinner
of Barnet, is visiting her.
Mary Brooks is at work at Newport in
Gilman's dressmaking department..
Mrs Ida Niles is home from Boston.-Mrs.
Charles Putney is home from Nova Scotia.
The Pearl Gatherers will meet at the
Methodist vestry next Friday evening.
All are invited.
The young people gave Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Wheelock reception last Friday evening.
A good time is reported.
Rev. c. E. Fay of Newport and Rev. G.. w.
Morrow of Lowell preached excellent SER
mons last Sunday at the two churches here.
Mr.. P. s. Demary and wife of st. Johns
bury are in town selling a book entitled
The Glories of the Immortal Life" 1t is
an excellent book and should be in every
home.
Leola Stratton is visiting in Hardwick.
Mr. Barter has his store and hall nearly
ready for use.
j. c. Davidson from Newport is in town
visiting friends.
Hon. Elisha May of st. Johns bury is in
own on legal business.
John Niles has moved into II. Keir's ten
sment over the harness shop.
Mansur Reed has bought the Schuyler
Cory house and taken possession.
Mrs. Riley Silver has gone to Hardwick
o keep house for Mr.. Harrington.
Mr.. James Libby has so far recovered
rom her illness as to be able to be out.
Horace Graham and Homer Bartlett have
ach put new furnace in their dwelling
houses.
Amusements in this town seem to be on
he increase, two travelling shows in one
vening.
Several couples from this town attended
he marriage of Mr.. Tolman to Miss Stiles |
t West Glover last Wednesday.
Earnest Randall, who has been seriously |
II for some time, seems TO be improving |
Jettie Dawson remains about the same.
Charles Wyl1e has hired Eugene Marck-
es for year and Mr.. Marclres and fam |
ly have moved into Mr.. Wylie's tenement /
.Ouse.
Mr.. LaFOrrest from LakepOrt, n. H., has |
moved his family into the Allen Daniels |
Ouse.-Mr. and Mrs. Grant have moved |
n to the McAllister farm.
The village school, taught by Will Good
ich and Nellie Sheean, closed last Satur-
ay with the usual examinations. 1t has
een a very profitable term.
Homer Bartlett has rented part of his
ouse to w. Spencer from Hardwick, who
viii take possession as soon as the repairs,
which are being made, are completed.
Henery DeOsse and his sister Grace, who
ave been visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
/. S. Tollman, have returned to their home
n Lyndonville. - Marcellus Thompson
7ho has been visiting here and in Albany,
las returned to his home in Brandon.
INnr,,nct Randall died Of hic hnr,nn Inct