Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-08-27


sentative by reclamation. The Cleaners
sold quite a quantity of ice-cream to
those who attended the caucus.
Mrs. Frank Robinson and son Edgar
spent the past week in Barton with her
aunt, Mrs. E. r. Leland.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Gallup recently visited friends in
Sutton.-Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Robinson went
to Lyndonville camp-meeting last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Lucius Lund is entertaining a
cousin, Ms. c. H. Dunhaven of South
birmingham, Mass.-Mrs. Oren ingalls,
and daughter Ida of Sutton visited friends
in town last week.-Mrs.. A. H. Gardyne's
sister, Mrs. G. w. Patten, has returned to
her home in Lowell, Mass.-Eugene Grant
of Lowell recently visited his sister, Mrs.
Henry Leland.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Melissa Foss is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Lightbody has returned to her home
in Nova Scotia.
Evansville.
Henry Smith and wife arc visiting friends
at Pike Station.
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B. Guild is shingling his barn.
Mrs. Moses Foss is sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Thayer of Barton Landing is caring
for her.
Mrs. H. Lapierre was in Montpelier last
week visiting her daughter, Mrs. Folsom
H. l. Smith, Lawrence Emerson and B.
J. Carter were at Echo Pond fishing last
week.
West Charleston.
There is no smallpox in this town and as
far as known no one has been exposed.
Bernice Wheeler and Nettie Parker are
attending the fall term of school at Derby
A good delegation from town attended
the Stanstead fair and report a very good
time.
Willie Hildreth is home from Newport
and has moved his household furniture
into his fathers house.
There will be democratic rally at the
town hall this evening. The speakers will
be Mr.. Geo. G. King of Boston and Mr.. j..
Senter of Month elier.
Mrs. NJ. Moulton and Mrs. Mamie
(Alard) Moulton of Coaticcok visited here
last week.-Mrs.. Jason Human and ison
are visiting at DR.. Hinman's.-Mrs. F. Cole
and daughter Maud have returned to their
home in Springfield, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs.
Briggs of Manchester, n. H.. iare visiting
relatives in town.-Mr. Willey's son, who
has been visiting him, has returned 70 his
home in Hyde Park.-Mrs. Jessie Maxwell
of St. Johnsbury visited her uncle, w.
II CaIkins one dav last week
East Charleston,
The town committee are making ar
rangements for a republican rally 10 be
held here some day this week. There will
be speakers from away and a good time is
expected.
Henry c. Wetherell, aged about two
years, died at the home of w. E. Stoddard,
where he had been boarding for several
months, last Wednesday. Funeral SER
vices were held Friday, Rev. Mr.. Gale Of
floating.
Hon. John Swasey, democratic candidate
for congressman, lectured here last Thurs
day evening. There were not great many
present because of it not being generally
known. DR.. Cushman was made chairman
of the meeting. We also understand that
doctor has also been nominated for repre-
sentative from this town by the democrats.
The funeral service of Mrs. Eva (Cloud)
Barney of Morgan, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Cloud, were held at the
church here Aug. u, Rev. McDougall of
Holland officiating. Mrs. Barney was in
the twenty fourth year of her age and was
born in this town and lived here until
her marriage little over year ago. She
had many friends here.
Coventry.
Asa Hancock and son John are attend
ing camp meeting at Lyndonville.
Mrs. S. G. Percival is home from Boston.
Mr.. PercivaI will remain a few weeks
longer. ....-.
We are sorry to learn that Arthur White
is sick with cankerrash in Charleston,
where he went to work in a creamery.
The work on the Cong. church is fin
ished and Rev. A. S. Bole returned
to preach the dedication sermon. There
was large attendance
Mrs. Flora Tenney Of Boston has been
visiting at II. c. Cleveland's the past week.
John Howard and family of Albion,
New York are visiting at Henry Blacks
Mrs. Arthur McKinne and children of
Concord, N. H., are visiting at William
Porter's.--Mrs. O.. E. Aiken and daughter
Helen are visiting at George Livingston's.
Mrs. S. E. Davis is visiting Miss Ann
Kidder.-Mr. ane Mrs. Strong of Brown
ington called at E. 5. Cowles' recently
Mrs. Reid of Chicago, who has been visit
ing her brother, Isaac Keys, has returned
home.
CraftSburN.
James LibbeY is in quite Door health.