Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-04

Parties desiring town order cashed will
find the che X book with A. II. Gardyne.
Mr.. Hemenway has moved into the
Warren Leland house.-B. r.. Colby Is
moving on to his farm, recently vacated bv
Eugene Burrows.-Charles Hilliard has
m wed Fis famifs 20 We tmore, where he
has work on the new parsonage.
Evansville.
hIyron Alexander has moved to Barton
Landing.
Mrs. Harry Bickford has gone to Holland
to visit her parents.
5. n. Gould OF Randolph Is soliciting
names for an 1. o. c.. Il.
Mrs. VIM. Monteith was In Glover the
past week visiting her brother.
Frank Marshall and Alva Perkins were
in Plaindeld last week on business.
c. r. Prescott went to Charleston to visit
his mother, Mrs. Bean, last Wednesday.
Prosper Rehume was called 20 Montreal
last week owing to the death OF his mother.
e. II. and VIM. Alexander are getting
out lumber for c.. Gay of Barton Landing.
L. Bickford from Barton was town re-
Gently to see his mother, Mrs. A. II. Allard,
Who has been IN.
There Will be a chicken pie supper az the
NJ. T.. church Thursday evening. All cor
daily invited.
Alison Mstshal has finished work for
LOthrop & Badger OF Barton Landing and
moved into the over A. Ii.
Allard's store.
Miss HartweH from Baldwins' Mills Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Bickford.-
VIM. Monteith's brother from Clinton,
Mass, is here on a visit.-AIrs. Nancy Eddy
and Mrs. c. r. Prescott were In Morrisville
recently visiting Rev. NJ. s.. Eddy.
West Charleston.
Miss Mabel Parlin Of Bloomington Is
visiting in town.
Miss Ruth Calkins OF Westmoro is
spending her vacation in own
Mrs. E. Robinson, who had a shock re-
Gently, is now in a critical condition.
Mr.. Collins OF Coventry visited his
daughter, Mrs. Henry Dwyer, last week.
Mr.. McLamara has moved from the Ell |
mer Griggs place to the Stephen Pearson
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Robinson OF West
Derby are here caring for their mother,
Mrs. E. Robinson.
Miss Mae Parlin, who has spent the
summer at the seashore, is now with her
parents for the winter.
Mr.. VIM. Nelson has moved the Foster
house to a site near the creamery, aud Is
now finishing it off for a tenement.
Mr.. Lemuel Nye, who has been sick at
Mr.. Hamblet's, has been moved to Mrs.
VIM. Armstrong;, where he viii be cared
for.
Mr.. o. S. Eaton from Island Pond has
been here repairing the wood shop and
putting a new section in tho dam near tho
saw-mill.
Mr.. George Griffin, whose illness has
been mentioned in a previous issue, died
Oct. 81, of typhoid fever. He was a very
promising young man, and will be great
ly missed by all. lie leaves to mourn his
untimely death a father, mother, two
brothers, two sisters and a host OF young 4
friends, who have the sincere sympathy Of
all. He was an excellent musician, always
ready to assist in all good purposes. The
funeral was from the house, Rev. Mr.. Ma
ben officiating.
East Charleston.
Several from here attended the play at
Island Pond last week.
j. II. Wolcott has improved the looks OF
his house by shingling.
F. b. Lang has finished racing for the
summer and returned home.
c. n. Moulton and Bert Lang went TO
Burke on business last week.
Sam Cloud went to Jefferson and Lam
caster, n. H., on his vacation.
Mrs. w. E. Trip has returned home
from Boston leaving her son Ralph there
for medical treatment.
Those on the sick list are Mrs. Fellows
and Mrs. Janette Lang. Mrs. Buck is
caring for Mrs. Lang.
Several OF the sportsmem from here went
deer hunting last week. Several deer were
seen and one killed by 9. o. Goodwin and
j. A. Rouse from Berkshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright from Lowell, Mass.
are spending a few weeks with Mrs.
Wright's sister, Mrs. Ed. Ba~tchelder.
Mrs. Fay Stickney is here 10 remain a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Adna Cobleighl
Visitors here last week were, Mrs. g. 81
Shedrick from Sherbrooke, +. O., Wild
visited her parents. Miss Sadie Putney
from Bloomington who visited al NJ. +
Cheney's, and Miss Efie Hand who visited
at Geo. Morse's. Mrs. Rand IN visiting
Mrs. Clarke Royce.
The schools in the east part OF the town
will give an entertainment in vestry hall
East Charleston, Friday evening, Nov. sth
The program will consist Of songs, %recita1
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