Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-03-04

and fine repast were greatly enjoyed by
the guests and was complete surprise to
Master Gardyne.
DR.. E. Smith of Burke is treating Mrs. A.
E. Denison.-Mrs. Henry Leland is improv-
ing sIowly.-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Burrows
who have been sick with the grip the past
! few weeks, are out again.-Mrs. Dana
Smith is improving.
One day last week one of Frank Seavey's
matched pair of grey horses caught one OF
it's hind feet in the halter and when found
it was badly injured. Mr.. Seavey sent to
st. Johnsbury for a veterinary surgeon
who hopes to save it.
Evansville.
Several here are sick with the grip.
The creamery paid q and % cents per
pound for butter last month.
d. H. Randall has moved into rooms
rented of his mother, Mrs. James Randall.
Jacob G. Gray has bought the set of
buildings which were owned by Frank
! Gilfllan.
j. G.. Gray has sold his farm to Marshall
Clement of Barton Landing: possession
given May LIST.
Joseph Montmerry has finished work at
Plainfield and has engaged to work for NJ.
B. Cass for the season.
@. r. Prescott has caught the thief that
was killing his turkeys. 1t was a cat owl
measuring almost feet from tip to tip of
wings.
Mr.. S. n. Hardy, our new creamery man,
comes from Sheffield and is we'll recon-
mended. We trust ne will be the right
man for the place.
Harry Bickford and wife stopped over
! Sunday with Mr.. Bickford's parents.-Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Haskins of Hyde Park are
visiting in town.-Mr. and Mrs o. Marsh
visited at Mrs. j. w. Browns and c. r.
Prescott's last week.
| Coventry.
Rev. A. S. Bole is ill with the grip.
| Miss Grace Bean has gone to Lowell, Mass.
on visit.-Emma Bean has gone to Bar
| ton.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will fur
nish dinner in the vestry town meeting
| day.
Mrs. Esther Livingstone recently re-
ceived the news of the death of her sister
in Montreal.
The w. Z. T. U. will meet at Isaac Keyes'
next Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Dinner
will be served at noon and pleasant social
time is anticipated.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Parker in the loss ofStheir only daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. F. Wright of Barton Landing.
Mrs. Wright will be remembered here as a
very successful teacher in the academy.
Miss Susie Scott of Newport has been
visiting in town the past week.-Fred
Smith of Woodstock, n. H., is visiting at
Alvah Smith's.-Effie Smith, Raymond
and Warner Guild are home from Derby
Academy.-Rev. c. A. Livingstone was at
home last week, but has now returned to
Grovenor, y. Y.
On account of sickness and various other
reasons the attendance was small at the
social in the Cong. vestry Friday evening.
Those who did attend had very pleasant
time. The costumes were striking and
unique TO say the least. a song appropri-
ate to the occasion was sung by Wallace
Shippee and a select reading was given by
Clara Dwinell.
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The ladies' of the G.. A. II. will serve a
baked bean dinner in the G.. A. r. hall
town meeting day. Price, 20 cents.
The horse sheds to the +. B. church,
broke down last Monday morning. Dea.
divers team was hitched in the shed at
the time, but escaped with a broken thill.
Mrs. Helen Johnson of Island Pond
visited her sister, Mrs. Julia Allen last
week.-Rev. and Mrs. James Ellington
of Stanstead, p. O., visited their many
friends in this place recentIy.-E. M. Ty-
field of Rygate was in town last week.
Eden Sawyer and Mabel Wilson are
sick with the measles.-Alvin Woodlands
little boy is very sick.-Mrs. VIM. Griffin
has gone to Burlington hospital for treat
ment.-Mrs. Blanch Wilson of Barton, has
returned to care for her mother, Mrs. G. p.
Church.
Clayton Waterman, the eldest child of
Charles Waterman, died Feb. 9th. He was
loved by all of his associates and will be
greatly missed in the community. He
leaves a father and mother and three sisters,
who have the sympathy of the community.
The funeral was held at the house, March
LIST. Rev. James Ellington officiating.
East Charleston.
Mrs. c.. IL. Chase has moved to West
Charleston.
Chas. Cheney of West Burke was in town
on business last week.
A. Q. Fellows finished his pulp job at
Island Pond last week.
ID. K. Hopkins was obliged to shut down
the mill at Echo Pond last week owing
to break in the machinery.