Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-10-21

/ Maxwell farm.
Dana Smith is moving into the house re-
Gently vacated by Will Hall.
One of the events of last week was the
marriage of Peter Flemming and nth
Lowery, Oct. 18th, by Rev. c. J. Brown.
| Joseph Young and wife are visiting ia
| Canada.-Mrs. Ransom and Kittie Smith
| from Derby visited at 5. j. Robinson's
recently.-Hale Clark, OF st. Johnsbury,
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Clark.-Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Orne visited in st. Johnsbury last week.
Evansville.
Alfred Trip is pie to ride out.
Mrs. c. \. Drown is home from Woods
vile.
Miss Hardin has gone to work for w. c.
Trip.
Lizzie Magoon is visiting her mother in
Barton.
Harrie Bickford is at work for the Pike
Mfg. Co.
Mrs. Chas. Stevens from Woo isville is
visiting friends here.
Chas. HiIlard's family are stopping with
Carroll Alexander for time.
Erwin NIagoou has gone to Cincinnati
o., and expects to remain there this winter.
B. j. billiard has gone to Sheffield to
stop with T. A. Randall for a while
| Among those who went to Boston last
week were Charles Foster, II. Durham and
wife, Mrs. Il. 1. Smith and her daughter
Sadie. II. Perkins, Henry Prescott and
Miss Nettie Eddy.
The following is copied from a recent
issue of the st. Johnsbury Republican,
containing an account of trip to the PAN
American exposition by party of excur-
sionists:
"Rev. o. z. Newton of Walden has the
| honor of having his name written higher
than anyone else in the dome of the electric
| tower. He was taller than other visitors
who had the courage to climb up under the
| golden statue four hundred feet above the
| court of fountains, 80 his name stands
there eight inches above the nearest rival.
| Vermonters always did have a faculty of
! being al the head. Mr.. Newton was the
| only member of the party to have the
| honor to appear in public. Sunday he
otficiated at the morning service at the
| Riverside Methodist church,
East Charleston.
| Mabel Hand has gone to Island Pond to
work.
Frank Wolcott, from Lowell, Mass, has
been here on a visit.
Perley Davis, who went to Lowell, Mass,
about five months ago, has returned home.
Mrs. Stumpf has returned from Connecti-
cut and will live with her daughter, Mrs
Wilson Buck.
Those who took in the excursion to
Boston last week were AIonzo Gray and
! daughter Lena, Mrs. W. E. Trip and son
Ralph.
G. Gallup from Westmore will move in
to the house vacated by VIII Hand soon
after his auction.
Mrs. G. B. Stoddari from Barton called
on friends here last week.-Mrs.. Orson
Cote is visiting her sister, Mrs. 5. c.
Streeter.-George Cunington spent a few
days in town last week.
The following was clipped from the
american Horse Breeder: "F. Il. Lang of
East Charleston, VT, and driver of Henry's
Girl, 2:13f, has engaged to train for f. ID.
Holder, Yonkers, ". Y, next season.
Lang has had excellent success with Hen
ry's Girl this season. He has won six
firsts, four seconds and two thirds with
her out of twelve starts. Most of her
races have been over half mile tracks"
In regard to the item mentioned last
week in regard to Ira Gray's losing mis-
pocket book in this village, will say that
Mr.. Gray was very fortunate in finding it
one morning in the path leading from his
house to the barn. The notes were not
disturbed but the money was missing. II
the finder had been honest enough to have
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no doubt have received as much as he took
for the reward, and also enjoyed the con-
seriousness OF being honest, which is of
greater value than money.
West Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Cheney have returned
to their home in Marion, Ohio.
The CongT society are repairing their
church sheds.
Mr.. Everett Driver has gone to Tennessee. !
If the climate agrees with him, his wife |
will go later.
Mrs. Charles Wheeler and her daughter /
Bernice, and Mrs. Charles Nye went to
Boston on the excursion.
S. Scott of Newport was in town last |
weeE.-Bert Lyon is home from New York |
where he has been in the ice business.
Several from this place went 10 Newport /
to the c. Z. convention and speak very /
highly of the address by Rev. +. f.. Clark. /
Mrs. Irene Bixby, who has spent the /
summer at a summer resort in New Hamp- /
shire, has come to spend the winter with /
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Parlin.
Geo. Daggett is failing slowly.-Nrs. |
Alton is on the sick list.-Mr. Lemuel Nye, /
who has been confined TO his bed for the |