Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-09-11

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East Charleston.
Rev. Alonzo Fairbanks of Colorado has
bven visiting relatives and old friends here.
! He was pastor of the M. E. church
35 years ago. On Saturday eve., Sept. 16,
he will lecture his travels in Colo
RADIO, and Sunday, Sept II, he will preach
at the usual hour.
Geo. Trip and family from Connecticut
have been spending several weeks at Will
Ioughby lake and with relatives here
Mrs. G. G. Walter of East Haven was in
! town last week visiting her daughters,
Mrs. F. B. Stoddaad and Mrs. E. E. Davis.
Several from here were called to Newport
last Wednesday as witnesses IN deer
case, and on Friday several others were
called on liquor case.-Frank Goodwin
of Springfield, Mass, and a Mr.. Damon
from the same place, have been visiting
! friends and relative here.-Mrs. r. P.
Stevens has gone to Pennsylvania to visit
her son, Chester.-Wil Hand of New
York is at home for visit.
| West Charleston.
The event of the week was the marriage
of Miss Ida Holton to Edward Maurice
Pickel of Sweetsburg, P. O., on Wednes-
day Sept. 9Th, at the F. B. church, Rev.
J. Ellington officiating. The wedding
march was played by Miss Galor of
Sweetsburg. The brides sister, Miss Nina
Holton, acted as bridesmaid, and Mr..
Galor, cousin of the groom, was best man.
At the close of the ceremony a reception
was given by the parents of the bride, Mr..
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freshments were served. The presents
were many and valuable; among them
two nice easy chairs, silver service,
linen, rugs and many other useful articles.
After being served with rice they left
amidst congratulations for their home at
Sweetsburg, P. @.
Coventry.
Charlena Herbert has returned to st.
Johnsbury academy Hattie and Marion
Nichols and Rachel Moore have returned
to Alstead, Mass.
The w. G. T. Z. met with Mrs. J. K.
Herbert last Tuesday afternoon. Dele
gates to the State convention at Barre are
Mrs. M. L. Pearson and Mrs. Clara Morrill,.
Mrs. H. F. Black is visiting her daugh
ter in Albion, n. Y.-Rev. A. S. Bole is
having a three weeks vacation. His
family spent the Sabbath at Willoughby.
Ira Wheelock has gone to the White
Mountains.-Georg Allen and son of
Lynn, Mass, and Mrs. Hattie Stearns of
Nashua, n. H., are visiting at Willard
Heermon's.--Mr Eastland and Miss
Lafrance are visiting at Lewis Douglass.
CraftsburY.
Several from this place attended the fair
at Morrisville and Sherbrooke last week.
Henry King and wife have been taking
a carriage drive through Vermont and
New Hampshire.
James Anderson has rented the large
tenement in the factory building to Mr.
Smith of Jericho.
1t is reported that considerable dam
age was done to the corn in some sections
by the hail storm recently.
L. F. Smith has rented the building
lately occupied by j. H. Smart to j. Gill
bert, who will run a photograph gallery
and jewellery business.
Elmer Goodwin has traded his farm in
Mill Village with T. M. Gallagher for his
farm in Hardwick known as the Thorn
ton place. Mr.. Goodrich has taken pos
session.
Mrs. Henry Scott is visiting in Lyme, N.
H.-Augusta Dawson started last Tuesday
for her home in Springfield, Mass.-Mrs
James Libbey is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Wright, at Enosburgh.
Merrill Williams moved last week on to
the farm formerly owned by the late Ernest
Randall.-Dennis Galland and family have
moved to Mill Village.-Mrs. Jennie Ran
dali moved last week to Barton where her
son, James, will enter the academy. !
The sidewalks are nearly completed for
this year and the work has been we'll done.
Several citizens have made gravel walks in
their yards; John Kier has laid fine stone
walk and Harvey Libbey has also improved !
the appearance of his place very much.
G. E. Goodrich, whose sickness has been
mentioned, died at his home last Wednes- i
day. The funeral was held Friday at p.
m. Rev. D. L. Evans officiating. Mr.. |
Goodrich was a man exceptionally kind in |
his family of genial disposition and will be |
greatly missed in the community. He |
leaves wife, son and daughter who have |
the heartfelt sympathy of all.
Derby.
l.. FL. Galencia is working in the Cuban
Land & Steamship Co.'S Office.
Mrs. Chas. K. Bates, the Misses Bates and
Aaron Grout have returned from their trip
to Quebec.
L. HI. Galencia has sold his cottage to
Scion Jackson, who now owns the five
cottages on that point.
Mrs. Poor and daughter of Boston, who
spent the summer at DR.. Blanchard's, have