Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-29

U. w. Brown was in Morrisville last
Monday night helping to organize K. P.
Lodge of AZ charter members. A fine time
was reported.
East Charleston.
Joel Bly, is attending school at Newport
Mrs. Aver and her daughter have re-
turned to their home.
Don Moulton is suffering with a severe
sore on his finger. Blood poison is feared.
Horace Kathan, Alvin Moulton and Ora
Cargill have returned from New York city.
There was hard frost in this section
the night OF the oath, which did much
damage.
The Morse Bros. are making preparation
for laying thirty-five rods of iron pipe,
which will bring running water to their
buildings.
Z. =. Coruth gave dance in his newly
finished barn one evening last week. Over
eighty guests attended and report fine
time. Good music was furnished.
West Charleston.
The new dam is progressing rapidly.
Mr.. Terrier has moved into the Human
house.
Miss Edith Davis has her millinery
rooms at Mr.. j. A. Parlin's.
Mrs. Eva Davis of Island Pond spent
Sunday with Mrs. Henry Campbell.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Parlin visited their
children at Barton Landing last week.
Mr.. George Brackett has cousin visit
| ing him, he was former resident of this
| town.
| A baby daughter arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hamilton, Sunday.
Sept 18th.
The missionary meeting of the Congn
society VIII be held with Mrs. Mary Foster
next Friday afternoon.
The services in the Cong'l church next
Sunday morning will be conducted by the
| \. T. 5. G. E. and Sunday school,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Dale of Island
Pond, Geo. Ii. Dale of Waterbury and Mrs.
Jennie Edmonds of North Dakota spent
day in town last week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the F. B.
church will hold social in the g. A. R.
hall Thursday evening, Oct. End. A corn
supper will be served. Price 1Oc.
A Modern Woodmen society was organ
lied here last Saturday evening by Mr.. A !.
o. Palmer and w. e. Twombly. The
society has twenty four charter members.
Island Pond.
| Jacob Stern has returned from Germany.
| Miss Bertha Steady is in Portland. Me-.
for brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Brown and son are in
Boston for few weeks.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Rosebrook of Barton
Landing were in town recently.
Geo. Dale of Waterbury visited his
cousin, Porter FL. Dale last week.
II. Il. Amey of Milton, Mass, intends to
locate here and engage in the practice of
| law.
Work on the Y. NJ. c. A. building will be
commenced soon. Lambert Packard will
be the architect.
Mr.. Joseph F. Paquette of Islond Pond
and Miss Anna "A. Roland of Bloomtie cid
were married at Bloomfield Sept. 2ad.
There will be district meeting of the I.
o. g. I. at this place Thurs day, Oct. 23d !,
both afternoon and evening. 1t is expect
| ed that several of the grand officers Will be
present.
/ The fall term of Essex county court will
! open Oct. 9TH with the prospect ofa longer
session than usual, as there are forty-one
cases on the bar Docket Thirteen of these
are set for jury trial and three by the
court. There are several applications for
divorce. There are very few criminal
! cases. Hon. John W. RoWelI will be the
presiding judge.
Coventry.
| Mrs. L. K. Guild has not been as well
! the past week.
| Mrs. S. q. Percival and Mrs. Helen Bar
rows are quite sick.
| The Misses Badger of Barton Landing
have been visiting here the past few days.
q. Martin and family of Barnston have
been visiting at A. D. Thurbsr's the past
week.
Some sneak thief stole Orville Hancock's
macintosh and gloves out of his wagon
in the sheds Friday night.
The Coventry Dramatic Club presented
the drama, "The Deacon's Courtship.n in
five acts, last week. The parts W ERE rem
dered very nicely. Although the night
J was unfavorable, quite a good company
/ was present.
The social and red supper at the M E.
church last Wednesday evening was en-
! joyed by all. The entertainment consisted
of selections by the graphophone, vocal
music by Mrs. Florence Trudeau, and read
1ngs by the Misses Kate Hancock and Dora
Stevens. Visitors from out of town were
! present.
CraftSburv.
The corn crop is far below the average.
| DR.. j. A. Pearson was in town last week
1t is reported that potatoes are rotting
badly this fall.
Many from here attended the MorrisviIle
fair last Wednesday.
! Rev. G. NJ. Stebbins has purchased farm
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