Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-09-25


East Albany.
Thos. Rouen died last Saturday after an
illness of about four months.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Dana Clark is on the sick list.
Mr.. Andrew Gray still remains very i'll.
Hiram Libby is moving to Ira Sturte-
wants farm in Barton.
It is reported that Ernest Loveland,
Hazen Colby and Ira Provoncha have en-
listed in the U. S. A.
Mrs. Susan Seavey has returned home
from st. Johnsbury, where she has been
visiting her son, B. A. Seavey.
Geo. Litchfield has rented Mr.. William
Barrows' farm in Coventry and will take
possession soon.
The Center school has been closed the
past week on account of diphtheria. No
new cases have developed, and it is hoped
that the danger is over.
E. w. Dudley's horse became unmanage-
able one day last week and nearly de-
molished the buggy. Fortunately the
occupants escaped serious injury.
Mrs. Conner from Lyndonville visited
relatives and frie DIS in this place last
week.-Rev. James Strong from North
field, Mimi, who has been visiting his
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Charles Hilliard is quite sick.
A new boy baby at Elmer Browns.
Mrs. Martha Wade has returned from
her trip to Canada.
Elma Cushman has gone to Lyndon to
live with her uncle, Gardner Cushman.-
Mrs. Mcdonald and daughter visited
friends in Stanstead last week.
East Charleston.
Ira Grey has sold his house in the viii
lage to Mrs. Champion who has taken po-
session; price $500.
The Mite Society will give their annual
harvest dinner Thursday, Sept. 2S at vestry
hall. A cordial invitation to all; price 10
cents.
Rev. Mr.. Thurston and wife have moved
from the NJ. E. parsonage into G. E.
SpauIding's house. Mr.. Spaulding will
board with them.
Ed Bly, took quite sum of money at the
Barton fair in premiums on his Devon
shire cattle. He has fine herd and took
most of the premium money on that class
both at Newport and Barton.
DIR. Cushman and c. E. Blood attended
the state fair.-Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Stew
ems went to st. Johnsbury last week to at
tend the fair. Mrs. Stevens will remain
there for time visiting relatives and
friends.
Harley, only son of John and Hattie
Piper, died Sept. 10th after an illness of
about two weeks, aged about three and
one-half years. Much sympathy is felt for
the bereaved parents. Funeral services
were held at the house Tuesday afternoon,
Rev. Mr.. Thurston officiating.
Evansville.
FL. L. Smith is repairing his buildings.
Miss Maggie Moore has been quite sick.
Mrs. H. Lapierre was at White River
Junction last week.
Mrs. Frank Magoon has finished work at
GiIman's Hotel at Westmore and returned
home.
Miss Sadie Smith has gone to st. Johns
bury to attend school.-Miss Lottie Fol-
som has gone to Newport to work.-Rev.
Seymour c. Vail visited his brother in
North Danville, recently.
West Charleston.
The village schools begin today.
Bert Hutchins has sold his farm to
Charlie Foster and bought farm in Derby.
The Sons of Veterans will hold cake
IL nd of hoII nnyf
evening.
Charles Moulton has finished work on
the schoolhOuse and has moved home
Leon Smith is back from ST. Johnsbury
where he has been visiting his mother
Miss Nettie Joslyn of Bloomington Wis
tied at DIR. Hinson's last week.-Ora Piper
has gone to Barre to work on a FARM.
B. Holton has been to West Stewartstown
visiting his brother Charles whose store
burned last week.
Coventry.
Cornelia Kendall has finished work at
the Peerless and is at home.
The Pearl Gatherers will meet next Fri
day evening in the M. E. vestry for a box
social.
OOhA L. L dIkSI 10 III Ou d uuhOAiS
expedition: Van Day takes his place in
the depot.
The Harvest concert and social passed
off very pleasantly at the Cong. church last
Friday evening.
A little daughter came to the home of
Rev. and Mrs. 0. E. Akin Sept. 18th, also
a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cole Sept.21st.
Guild is not able to return home.-Mrs.
Jennie Herbert has returned to st. Johns
bury.