Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-10

their cousin, Mrs. c. S. Copp, the past
week.
Wilson Buck visited an aunt at Bellows
Falls last week. Mrs. Buck returned from
her visit to Connecticut and accompanied
him home.
Norman Cloud is here from Jefferson. N.
H., and intends to remain for the present
to assist in caring for his wife, who is q
great sufferer from cancer.
Bert Shedd, mo has been in the employ
of Wilson Buck for the past two years.
leaves here Nov. s and soon goes to Barton
Landing, where he has a position His
many friends here wish him success.
A. Z. Fellows is preparing to cut all the
lumber on his farm the coming winter.
Buildings are now being erected near his
house for a boarding house and portable
steam mill to saw the lumber on the place.
This gives employment to several men and
makes business lively as Bert is hustler.
J. G. Stoddard called on friends here
last week. He received congratulations
on his admittance to the bar and we pre-
dict for him brilliant and successful
future, he having already done law bust
ness for parties in this place in a. very salts
factory manner. He is soon to opan law
Office at Barton Landing, within easy reach
OF those wishing to employ lawyer from
this place. The people of his native town
are glad that he is not to settle out of this
! county.
Coventry.
Mrs. Evrington CorToW is very sick
Andrew Corrow is shingIing his build
ings.
DR.. F. D. Badger is having his house
painted.
A son was born Mr.. and Mrs. Evrington
Corrow on Nov. Sd.
Mrs. L. R. Guild is home from the hos
pital. She is improving.
Cornelius Kendall has leased his farm to
George Whipple of Newport Center.
Hermon Wing injured his hand in the
machinery Of cider mill last Tuesday.
The W. Q. L. U. chicken pie supper will
be given Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th.
Effie Smith is home from Woodstock. N.
Fl. She goes back to teach the winter term.
Mrs. Raymo, an aged lady living with
her SOD, died last week and her remains
were taken to Albany for interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Wright, Mrs. Geo.
Gorham, and Mrs. Tenney of Barton were
in town Sunday and attended Divine wor-
ship at the Cong. church.
Dea. P. S. Hitchcock represented the
Cong. Sunday school as delegate to the
state Sunday-school convention held at
Morrisville. He gave a most excellent
report last Sunday.
Craftsburv.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold social
at the vestry of the M. E. church next
Friday evening. Mr.. Barker will furnish
entertainment with his gramophone.
Refreshments will be served.
The folio wing items were received last
week, but too late FOR pu blication:
Mrs. Clarence Cowles has gone to Stowe
to reside.
Alice Kaiser who was seriously i'll last
week, is improving.
Mansur Reed has purchased the Rufus
Hoyt farm; price $4,000. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost from Rutland are
visiting frleOdS IN COWn.
Myrtle Tiliotson is working in Mrs E. N.
Nelson's millinery store.
T. M. Gallagher is reported to have
bought Mansur Reeds farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL. RaWson and children
are IN town for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins from Barton Wis
tied at Charles Hoyt's last week.
Mics lilo Toro hoo hos fol IN rooms of
P. Kaiser's, where she will do dressmaking.
Mr.. Frank Chase of Spokane, Washing
ton, made short visit to relatives here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen have moved
into the house with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Crane, Mrs. Aliens parents.
Mrs. Conant returned from Burlington
last Wednesday. Her father, Mr.. Williams,
expects to remain for about three months.
]. M. Patterson has bought of II. n. Ste
vens the house where DR.. Diiling ham now
resides paying S17OO; immediate possession
given.
G. G.. Stratton and Henry Markres have
taken the job to cut into wood and logs
one of the sugar orchards on G.. II. Han
sons farm.
The literary social given by the Ladies'
Aid Society at the vestry last Thursday
evening was very interesting occasion;
every part was success.
East CraftShury.
Alex. Shields is on the sick list.
, Armour Rabcock is shingling his barn.
Henry Andrus is working for Mr.. G. w.
, Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. z. Thompson are visit
ing at Samuel Morse's.