Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-03-25
East Bloomington.

EQOlS hOyce. WHO has DSSu qu4GS S1cA
with pneumonia, is a little better.
Frank Pierce visited his mother, Mrs.
Betsey Pierce, last week.-GayIord Fox and
wife, who have been visiting in Jay, have
returned home.-EIsie Skinner visited at ] l..
B. FIint's in Barton Landing last week.
West Charleston
Mrs. John Griffin is on the sick list.
Geo. Griffin has just bought horse.
What next?
Several of the sugar makers about here
do not intend to sugar this spring.
Mrs. Z. p. Church and Mrs. John EIey
have recovered from their severe illness.
Ed AIIbee, Bert Lyon and Albert Conn
have gone to New York city to work in the
ice business.
Quite number went to Newport last
Thursday to attend the play of ''The Con-
federate Spy"
Mrs. John Parlin recently received news
of the death of her brother, Solomon
Bixby, of Lakeport, n. IL.
Mary Cook Moore started for Wyoming
last Wednesday. She has been stopping
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Cook, for several months.
School begins to-day with Miss Ferrin of
Holland as preceptress. 1t looks now as II
there would be large attendance.
Nelson's sawmin has been shut down for
the past week for repairs but has started up
gain. Mr.. Nelson has large stock of logs
in.
Under the skiIlfuI treatment of DIR.
Kendrick Mrs. Calhoun, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, is able to be out
again.
James Marshall has rented the Arthur
Rood farm in Morgan for one year.-Geo.
Shannon has moved on to the town farm.
John Cook has moved in with his father,
Stephen Cook.-John Lunderville has
moved into the John Cook tenement.
East Charleston.
A. c. Gallup and wife have moved back
n to their farm.
Edith Davis is home from Island Pond
on account of sickness.
Fred Stoddard is spending the week in
st. Johnsbury visiting his brother.
Hiram Trip from Derby spent part of
place.
George Shannon has moved to West
Charleston where he is to carry on the
town farm.
Charlie Stevens has taken the school in
the Bemis district in Brighton, a term of
fourteen weeks.
George Parker has gone to Barton Land
ba hoC in
barber shop. His family will move there
soon.
The school directors have decided that
the schools shall begin two weeks earlier
than usual this spring, commencing April
22nd.
Island Pond.
The Woman's Auxiliary will hold a fair
at the opera house soon.
The March term of Essex county court
will open at GuildhalI next Wednesday.
Miss Susie Brown, who has been very
sick with the pneumonia, is gaining slow
Iy.
An Old Folks Calico Ball will be held at
the opera hall the evening of April 9th.
Good music in attendance.
A rear end collision occurred near this
station March 18th. The accident was
caused by train breaking apart. The en-
CINE and several cars were badly damaged.
Coventry.
Mrs. Asa Hancock remains very sick.
Mrs. George Tower was in town last
week on account of the serious illness of |
her father, Mr.. Horace Morrill,.
The Dorcas Society VIII hold a sociable |
in the NJ. E. vestry next Friday evening. |
Ice-cream and cake will be served.
A. ID. Thurber has gone to Burke to visit |
his parents.-George Buck and wife have |
gone to Lyndon to work on a farm.
Mabel Ware is home from Woodsville, |
n. H.-Raymond Guild was home from |
Derby over Sunday.-Mrs. Ida Niles is
home from Burlington. Mr.. Niles will re-
main for some time in the hospital.
Crafts bury.
1t is reported that the measles have made
their appearance here.
1t is reported that Ed. Silver will clerk
for j. D. Leavitt the coming season.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
John Keir next Thursday afternoon. All
invited.
Miss Nellie Allen, who has been at work
in Richmond, has been visiting friends in
town.-Guy Rogers spent a few days in
town last week.
II. S. Andrus is sick at the home of his
sister, Mrs. D. F. Hoyt.-F. ]. Glidden is
Geo. Anderson, who has
been in poor health all winter, is improv-
ing slowly.
The Misses Theda and Flora Wheeler
from Hardwick are visiting friends in
Allen, youngest son of Ed.
A lien formerly of HardMick has come to |