Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-03-21
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Mr.. Brown has moved on TO Daniel
Pierce's place.
Philo Powers, Fred Going and others
who have been numbering in Craftsbury,
have returned home.
Frank Wells has hired Carroll Alexander
! to work for him. He has let his sugar
place to George Jones.
George r. Smith, who has lived with
Frank Wells the past few years, has been
adiudged insane and Lucius Lund took
| him to Waterbury last week.
Evansville.
Lyceum en- tertainment Wednesday even
ing, March 23rd. ~
Mrs. Gertie Waterman of Charleston has
been visiting at Elmer browns.
Mrs John Marshall who has been very
/ i'll, is thought to be out Of danger. Frank
Heath's little child is very sick.
Wilbur and Leslie Newton return to
| school at Montpelier this week.-Mrs. Sadie
/ Smith has returned to Barton to attend
school.
| Chas. Blake is working for HenryLeland,
and Walter Buck for E. Foster.-Carol
Alexander is to work for Frank Wells this
season.
West Charleston.
Erwin Wiley was taken sick suddenly
last week.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell of Bloomington,
has been visiting at III. CampbelPs.
E. E. Goodwin has bought of j. B. Hol-
ton huiJ6ino LOT on School Stroaf
George Danes sugar house and evapora-
tor were burned last Thursday evening.
Mrs. L. r. Foster has been called to
Malone, N. Y, by the severe illness of her
mother.
E. j. Bruce has been in Burke the past
week visiting his brother Henry who is
very sick.
Alice Robinson of West Derby has been
spending few days with her grandmother,
Mrs. E.. H. Robinson.
News has been received here of the sud-
den death in California of George Bennett,
son of E. o. Bennett of this place.
Mary Ann Piper, who has been stopping
a few weeks at c. s. Humans, has re-
turned to her home In East Charleston.
Mrs. J. P. Marvin left here last Monday
for visit to her mother in Portsmouth,
N. H., from which place she will go to a
hospital for medical treatment.
Coventry.
Charles st. Peter has moved to Bates
vile.
Lillian Hancock has gone to Newport to
work.
George st. Peter has moved onto the
Conway farm. y @~}
Benjamin Shippee and Morris Phelps are
on the sick list. /:
Mr. Hazelton has moved from the Con-
way farm to Derby.
Harry Lee and family are stopping at
Damon Wares during sugaring.
John Bronson was arrested last week and
being unable to procure bail was taken to
Newport Jail.
Myra Douglass and Mary Brooks at
tended the singing convention held at Bar
ton Landing last week.
Those who. met Mr.. Kirkland when he
visited here last summer, will be panied to
learnIof his recent death at his home in /
Montreal.
Rev. d. A. Evans of Newport Centre |
preached most excellent sermon at the |
M. E. church yesterday in exchange with
Rev. G. H. Bolster.
Homer WheeIock hes bought an interest |
in the True & Blanchard hardware store at
Rock Island and has gone there to take
charge of the store.
The stockholders of the creamery asso-
citation will meet at the town hall Saturday
evening, March 26, at $50 o'clock for the
purpose of organizing.
Craftsbury.
David Hartman is stopping in town for a
few days.
Miss Ella Hartman has a large class in
both instrumental snd vocal music.
Charles Hoyt treated the Academy stu
dents to new sugar at his home last Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robbins have gone
tosAshburnham, Mass, and other points
in Massachusetts,, for few weeks VISIT
VIM. Farr has moved on to the farm pur-
chased of the A. D. Lunt estate.-D. Kee-
son house at East Craftsbury.-E. Thayer
1rOm 1afuW1Ck HAS T0uU0O anu moved on
to the James Allen farm.
The union memorial service for Miss
Frances E. Willard, held in the M. E
church last Sunday, was very interesting
occasion. The church was draped with
white bunting, cut flowers and plants.
The L. T. L. commenced the exercises by
marching into the church, each carrying
bouquet, and placing wreath around Miss
Wizards picture, Mary Poor then gaveSa
recitation; the three ministers of the town