Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-23

ing to work.-Ervin Magoon has gone 10
Barton Landing TO work In the brick yard
for Mr.. Lawrence.
Leon Damon has finished the stone work
on the new bridge. II is a fine piece OF
work and when completed will be the best
bridge in town. George Virgins OF
Bloomington is doing the wood work.
Services We're held in the NJ L. church
on Thursday. Rev. c. j. Brown gave a
fine sermon TO an appreciative audience,
from the text, Heb IL, portion OF 4th verse,
'He being dead yet speaketh."
West Charleston.
Mr.. Eben Bruce is entertaining a sister.
George Daggett does not improve very
rapidly.
Mrs. Viola Human and daughter are
visiting in Lyndonville.
Miss Luo Bruce has returned to her
school work in Nebraska.
Fred Parlin has sold his span OF horses to
Skinner & French Of Barton, Price 1925.
John Dudley has sold the mail route 20
Herbert Kinney, who took possession last
Monday.
Mr.. Reginald Eley returned to Skinner,
Me-, last week. His brother, John Ely,
accompanied him.
The emblems OF mourning In several
places In this village, especially at the
G.. y. II. hall, testified TO the esteem i'm
which President Mckinley was held here.
Mrs. Mary Elliott Of Morgan visited her
step mother, Mrs. Maplesden, last week
Mrs. Lucy Calkins and Mrs. Mary Pills
bury Of Morgan visited relatives in town
last week.-Dr. Amos Parlln OF Norton
was ia town last week.
Mr.. Z. o. Bennett, whose death was
mentioned last week, was a successful BUSH
ness man of this town until his health
failed him. He was much respected by
his townspeople. A few years ago he
sought and found Christ and has ever been
a faithful worker in the Congregational
Society. The funeral was held from the
house Sept. 18th.
East Charleston.
DIR. Parlin Of Norton Mills was in town
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Gray are rejoicing over
girl baby.
to work in the factory.
Clinton Gallup starts this week Tuesday
for Swanton to spend a week with relatives.
The many friends OF Mrs. John Buck are
glad TO see her out after her long illness.
w. j. Miner and wife from Saratoga,
who have been visiting relatives here, re-
turn to their home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Buck are spending
a few days at Ashuelot, y. IL. They will
also take in the BrattIeboro fair.
Ezekiel Miles and daughter, Mrs. Abbey,
spent a few days last week at r.. p. Ste
vens'. Mrs. Abbey was on her way home
from Buffalo.
G.. b. Stoddard and family have moved
to Barton. Frank Stoddard has taken
possession of their farm, which he has
hired for one year
Herman Cham berlin, who has been
working for the clyde River creamery for
the past year and a half, finished last week
and moves this week TO McIndoes Falls
Loran Shedrick takes bis place. The
creamery is short of ice and 1t is being
hauled from Island Pond.
Island Pond.
Rev. E. p. Lee and family have returned
home.
Mrs. Ernest Kimball is visiting relatives
in New Hampshire.
c. A. Robinson and family OF Portland
Me-, are visiting in town.
Rev. and Mrs. f.. j. Gale have gone 10
Barre for vacation OF two weeks.
Mrs. w. Ii. Wilson OF Geneseo, ILL.,, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. l.. Carter.
Mr.. Abncr @. Doran of West Paris, Me-,
and Miss May sinard OF this village were
married Wednesday morning.
Coventry.
Mrs. Alice Conway is improving.
DIR. f. ID. Badger has moved back to
town.
Willie Carrow has gone to the Buffalo
exposition.
Edward Gorham Is painting The store Il.
s. Cowles has purchased.
Mr.. r. S. Cowles and family have re-
turned to their home in Jersey City.
George Livingstone has had new
Peoples telephone placed in his house.
At the social held at Mrs. II. c. Nichols
despite the rain, there was a large attend
ance and a good time enjoyed.
Frank Niles OF Boston is stopping at w.
c. Niles'.-Mrs. Hutchinson OF Wells River
is stopping with her brother, Herbert
Cham berlain.
There will be a social Friday evening,
Sept. 9th, given by the c. T.. Society. A
harvest supper will be served. All cor
daily invited
The delegates appointed TO represent
Cnuantru NN q II L. nA rhn -atnln con ven.