Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-01-28

! HerklIlS IS III poor nealJn.
East Bloomington.
Hale Clark is working in Westmore.
Herbert Gray is building a good barn.
l.. G. Drown, whose illness has been
mentioned, is slightly improved
Maude Sheldon, who is attending school
in Barton, was at home over Sunday.
Carroll Alexander of this place and Mag
gle Moore of Evansville were married Jan.
23. Congratulations.
Quite number from this place attended
the oyster supper at Westmore Thursday,
January "a, and report an enjoyable time.
East Charleston.
Fred Tripp is in the ice business again
this winter.
Geo. Lowell has recently moved from the
Mill house at Echo Pond to Island Pond.
c. E. Coruth has been appointed admin
! istratOr of the estate of the late Alfred
Pierce.
| Mrs. q. B. Stoddard, who has been suf-
fering from hard cold and the grip for
| the last four or five weeks, is still in very
| poor health.
The new sign in our village with tie
name B. c. Royce upon it looks SO well
that they say Bernie has been passing out
the cigars on account of it.
Miss Matte Stevens has gone to Brattle-
boro to spend few weeks with relatives
and friends.-W. e. Trip was away from
home on business a part Of last week
Miss Hattie Goodwin goes this week TO
Barton Landing where she is to have a
class in fine embroidery and modern lace
work, from there she will go to Lyndon
! vile and st. Johnsbury.
Our champion butter maker, H. ID
Chamberlin, thinks he will take the cake
on printing butter, having recently print
ed 800 pounds of butter and carried it into
the cold storage room in thirty minutes.
Next.
The many friends of c. Y. Moulton are
glad to know that he has received the APP
pointment of Deputy Sheriff taking the
place of l.. w. Stevens, who has moved out
of the county. We are also glad to learn
that Mr.. Stevens, who has been a faithful
and efficient officer here for many years.
has been appointed to the same office at
Island Pond, where he has lately moved.
The following is copied from an Ashue-
lot, n. H., newspaper: "Miss Edith Chase
has taken an apprentice position in the
German sisters dressmalling parlors at
Keene, stopping with her sister, Mrs. F. G. !
Hicks and making the trip to Keene daily" |
Miss Chase has always been a resident of |
this place until within few months and /
her friends here wish her success in her |
work.
West Charleston
Miss Bessie Piper is expected home soon. |
Miss May Parlin has gone to Pennsyl- |
vania.
Miss Lillian Griffin burned her hands |
severely last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Campbell called on
their many friends here last week.
Mr. Bracket has moved the post-office |
to his office at the lower end of the street. /
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Worthen were called |
to Burke last week to attend the funeral of |
Mrs. Parker.
Mr.. Sumner of Boston, Mass, is repair
ng the Barton electric light plant at /
Plunkett falls.
The ladies of the g. A. r. will serve din |
ner in G.. A. r.. hall town meeting day. |
Will the citizens please remember this.
Several from this town attended the |
birthday party at Mr.. Revoir's at Newport |
and report very pleasant entertainment. |
Rev. Mr. Bell has been in Boston the past
week.-Mrs.. c. l. Moore and children of |
Morgan have been visiting her father, A.
w. Lyon, the past week.-Wilbur Foster is
home from West Derby for a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. III. Piper visited at L. ID.
Farr's in Morgan last week.-Mrs.. Erwin
Wiley of Barton Landing is here caring
for her mother, Mrs. G. Hildreth.-Mr. and
Mrs Dean Goochee of West Derby have
been visiting at Mr.. Norman Browns the
past week.-Mr. and Mrs. Burney Gray
visited in Morgan last week.
Coventry.
Amos Morrill, is very sick with grip.
Willis Gorham is attending the Dairy
mems school in Burlington.
Mabel Deatte of Enosburg Falls is work
ing for her aunt, Mrs. e. o. Aiken.
The Christian Endeavor meetings will
be held on Sunday evenings hereafter at
7.3O o'clock.
H. F. Black starts for Albion, n. Y, on
Tuesday to visit his daughter, Mrs. John
Howard.
There will be a social and sugar party at
the Methodist church next Friday evening.
All are cordially invited.
Hollis Thrasher went to Fitchburg,
Mass, last week to attend the funeral of
his brothers. wife, Mrs. Henry Thrasher.
~ ,,-;I 81, 81 h. /
Congregational church Friday evening,
ITah An cuyoYar will ha carxrad |