Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-03-26

Ernest Cross is to work for w. B. Guild
| this season.
Denison Gallup has finished working for
the Pike Mfg. Co.
Uncle Benjamin Hilliard is in quite poor
| health and under the doctors care.
Harriet Vail returned home last Saturday.
| VIM. Smith from West Burke is visiting
friends here.
| A pleasant reception was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Coyey last Wednesday eve
ming. They expect to go to Cambridge
for the present where Mr.. Convey has
| brother.
Mrs. j. w. Brown has gone to Lawrence
vile, P. O., to care for nephew who is
very sick with pneumonia.-Harmon Covey
has gone to Waterbury to work in a cream
ery.-Harrie Bickford has moved to Bald
wins Mills, P. O., to work in a mill.-Enos
Lapierre goes to Manchester, n. H., this
week.
East Charleston.
A. r. Cowles of Barton closed his sing
ing school here last Friday evening.
We understand that @. E. Coruth, adj
ministrater of the VIM. Barney estate, has
| -.
| take possession soon.
Frank Trip of Derby was in town last
Thursday buying cows to put on to his
farm which he has rented to John Shedd.
Mrs. Adna Cobleigh and child have gone
to Thetford, called there by the serious
illness of Mrs. Cobleigh's mother.-Geo.
Cloud and wife of Orange, Mass, have
| been in town for few 0aVS
G. E. Coruth unloaded a carload of glu-
ten and carload of oats last week and
carload of corn the week before.-C. F.
Worthen and F. B. Stoddard unloaded
another carload of gluten last week.
Mrs. Andrew Cloud, of whose illness
mention was made last week, died last
Monday morning, aged about seventy
years. She had been a resident CT this
place for many years, and was very kind
and obliging neighbor, and a worthy
member of the M. E. church. She leaves
to mourn her death three children, John
Cloud of this place, with whom she
lived), George Cloud of Orange, Mass, and
an only daughter, Mrs. Ivory Goodwin of
Golden, Colorado. Funeral services were
held at the house Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. J. Thurston officiating. The family
wish to express their thanks to the neigh
bors and friends for their kindness and
help during the sickness and burial of
their mother.
West Charleston.
Homer Allbee will work for William
Nelson this season.
Hannah Eley has gone to Newport to
|
Steven Persons has sold his house to the
syndicate at Island Pond. Reported price,
$500.
Maurice Burbank andGeo. Calkins went
to Newport last Thursday and joined Co.
B., State troops.
Geo. Calkins has hired out to work this
summer for Scion Gray i'll Morgan, gath
ering milk and cream.
W. P. Holton has finished work for his
father. He has been in Connecticut and
Massachusetts the past week.
Henry Picord has returned to his
home at st. Johnsbury. Dale and
j. S. Sweeney of Island Pond were in town
last Saturday.
banks last Tuesday evening. About
twenty-five of his friends were present and
a good time was enjoyed.
The Sons of Veterans will repeat their
drama at the school house hall next We'd
nesday evening. The Ladies' Circle will
furnish supper at the G. A. R. hall, after
which there will be a dance at the S. of V.
hall.
The w. G. r. U. held a very interesting
memorial service to the late Frances e.
Willard in the Baptist church March IS.
Fred WinsIow helped much in the ex-
ercises by rendering several solos on his |
cornet.
Mrs. j. w. Cook and Mrs G. w. Brown
are numbered among the sick.-Mrs. !
Arthur Kidder, who has been very feeble |
since returning from the hospital, is i'm |
proving slowly.-Mrs. Clemma Armstrong |
is on the sick list.-Mrs. James Allen is
very ill.
Ora Piper is home from Barre where he
has been at work.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred |
Winslow of LyndonvilIe spent Sunday
with their father, Samuel Winslow.-Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Worthen and children from
Washington have come to spend sugaring
with Mr.. Worthen's father, G. .Worthen.
George left home about twenty years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Badger visited at |
DR.. Gatchell's one day last week.-Mr.
Lewis Shedd, former resident of this
town, has been visiting his friends the
past week. /
Coventry.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
0. Aiken last week.