Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-03
Evansville.

own last week.
Carroll Alexander has finished work for
VIM. Monteith.
Alison Marshall and wife are visiting
friends in Burke.
Everett Kimball of LyndonvilIe is here
working for the Pike Co.
Mr.. Charles Murray and wife Bre expect
ed TO take charge of the Pike Co. boarding
house.
The Ladies' Aid Society will have their
annual chicken pie supper Thursday even
ing, Nov. 9th at the M. E. church. All in
vited to attend.
East Charleston.
Austin Hall is on the sick list.
Mrs. Fay Stickney is visiting friends
here.
G. E. Coruth is repairing the machinery
at his grist mill.
here the past week.
Mrs. A. B. Cobleigh of West Derby
visited friends here this week.
Mr.. j. B. Rouse of Richford has been
here the past ten day S hunting deer.
Mrs. Jane Wyman is home after visit
of several weeks in Caledonia county.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Blood spent few
days with friends at Wenlock recently.
Will Hinton is seen on our streets again
after seasons work in New York city in
the ice business.
Clarence Crow of Morgan, has rented
tenement in the Davis block and will move
his family here soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Bickford are to
occupy the house vacated by S. G. Streeter
during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Royce went to Fitch
Bay, Que, Oct. 25th to see Mrs. Royce's
mother who is still dangerously sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trips little son
Harold, has been very sick the past week
but at this time is thought to be better.
Mrs. Jane Cloud who has been cared for
at George Morse's through the summer
has returned to her home in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Streeter left Nov. LIST
for Lowell, Mass, where they intend
spending the winter with their son and
daughter
Several men are at work preparing the
stone and granite for the new basement
under the Blodgette house, c. Fl. Chas g
overseeing the work.
Every day loads of apples from this and
the surrounding towns are seen coming
into the village and are taken to Chas. N.
Moulton's cider mill.
Although an army of hunters have been
in the woods in this vicinity through the
open season and several deer have been
seen, not one has been killed.
Friday evening Nov. 7th the schools of
the town will give an entertainment at the
church. The ninth grade scholars are iv-
ing this entertainment to raise funds to
defray graduating expenses. Let as m any
as possible attend that scholars may know
their efforts are appreciated. Supper and
music for promenade furnished by Reading
Circle.
West Charleston.
Remember the school entertainment to
be given at East Village Nov. Z, and re-
peated here Nov. IA.
Coventry.
John Langford is visiting in town.
Mrs. l.. K. Guild is improving rapidly.
The whooping cough seems to be spread
ing.
Nelson Shepard has gone to Norwich to
reside for the present.
1t was DIR. Badgers barn that was moved
instead of his house, as reported last week.
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querade and promenade on Friday evening
Several were here from out of town.
East Craftsburv.
Mrs. Keller is on the sick list.
Mrs. Isom is visiting her daug hter, Mrs
Morey.
j. M. Patterson sold his farm to Clarence
Hanson last week.
Little Paul Hartman, who has been gu ite
Ii, is much better.
Robert Patterson has several men in Mrs
Findlay's woods chopping.
Mrs. Benjamin of New York state il
visiting her son Henry and his family.
Robert Harper has sold the lumber or
his place to Mr.. A. E. Spaulding for $3.50.
Paters on's next Wednesday evening. Al
are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dutton and Rev
and Mrs. R. G. Noodle visited friends il
this vicinity recently.
Mrs. Brunette Goodwin has broken uI
housekeeping and come here to live will
her brother, Benjamin Cate.
Mildred, daughter of E. A. Dutton, wh'
has been out out Of school the past weel
| on account of sickness, is i'm proving.
Anumber of people from this village at
tt nded the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ oses Roo Ut of North Craftsbury last Mon
day.
| North Craftsbury.
The neighbors sympathize with Elbrid G
Colburn in his misfortune of losing hit
| horse last week.
E. L. Hastings disposed of his farm i'm
plements and stock at auction, held las
Friday at the place recently sold by hin