Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-21


Mr.. Philip Roberts and Miss Lizzie
Magoon were married recently. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mr.. Underwood and other representa-
lives from st. Johnsbury were in town
last week. 1t is expected the creamery
will start soon.
East Charleston.
Geo. Stoddard called on friends and rel
atives here last week.
A. G. Fellows, who has had run of fever
is now able to be out.
Mr.. A. Bard has moved into the house |
he bought of Mr.. L. Gray in the village.
Luna Judd and her uncle, Mr.. Brown,
visited at Mrs. Spaulding's last week.
Mr.. K. Ingerson and Mr.. Kimball from
Lyndon were here last week buying cattle.
The reading circle will hold a number
party in the vestry next Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Ina Hopkins, who spent the winter
in Thompsonville, Georgia, has returned
home.
G. Gallup has bought the Ell. A. Piper
place at Echo Pond and has moved there.
A. G. Gallup has hired his farm in West
more for one year.
Schools in this part of the town COM
menced this week with the following
teachers: Village school, Miss Need ham of
Island Pond; Echo Pond, Miss johnson of
Derby; Buck school, Miss Gleason of
Derby; Blake school, Miss Thayer, Center
school by Miss Hudson.
West Charleston.
John Foster has moved into Mrs. Lizzie
Parker's house.
Arthur Kidder of Morgan has moved
into Mrs. Minis house.
Mrs. Emma Reed visited her sister at
Lyndonville last week.
Mrs. Ida Picoid from st. Johnsburv is
stopping with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowen.
Mrs. Laura GatchelI and Miss Alice
Allbee spent few days last week visiting
relatives in Morgan and Holland.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. A. W. Lyon.
Officers will be elected for the coming
year.
There will be reception for Rev. J. d.
Waldron and wife at the Baptist parsonage
Friday evening, April 18th, to which all
are invited.
Mrs. Alma Sawyer, who has spent the
winter with her mother in Dixville, Can
ada, has returned here to the home of her
daug hter, Mrs. John Eley.
Mr.. George Bracket has gone to Port
land, Maine, to receive treatment for deaf
ness and will visit his daughter, Mrs. 9.
Norton, at Gorham, N. FL.
The item in the last weeks issue should
have read Mrs. Minis from West Derby is
visiting at Mr.. Aliens, instead of moved
into the Mary Human house.
Coventry.
Lillian Hancock is home from the Peer
less and is ill.
There will be union temperance meet
ing in the M. E. church next Sunday
afternoon at :15 o'clock. Lawyer Remick
of Littleton, N. H., will be one of the
speakers.
Strife, comedy drama in four acts, full
of comical situations and thrilling eli
makes, will be presented at the town hall
next Wednesday evening by the young
people of Eureka Grange. Admission to
hall twenty cents. After the play there
will be promenade.
One of the saddest accidents that ever
happened in our community was the death
of little Ashel, only son of Albert Goodell,
last Wednesday. While alone in the yard
he managed to lift up the front end of
traverse sled in such a way that when it
fell it brought the child underneath.
When found he was dead with the runner
resting directly across his neck. As no
bones were broken it is evident the child
died from strangulation. The funeral was
held on Friday at the residence, Rev. I. P.
Chase officiating.
The remains of Parker BowIes were
brought here from Newport last Monday
afternoon. Our townspeople will remem-
Der Mr.. Bowles as the genial and obliging
clerk for several years in Nye's store, and
later, his familiar figure upon our streets
while living with his sister, Mrs. Samuel
Burbank. His was a happy, jovial tenn
permanent, and he was one whom it was a
pleasure to meet, for he always had kind
word for all. He bore his trials and suf-
ferings with great fortitude. He was cared
for during his last sickness at the home of
his sister, Mrs. D. M. Camp, of Newport
East Coventry.
Miss Blanche Gray is attending school
at Coventry.
Mrs. Albert Esty and children visited
friends in Charleston recently.
Mrs. Joseph Dwinell of Glover is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Lucius Nye.
Mrs. Henry Black visited friends in New
port Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Barrows and Mrs. A. M. Gray Wis
| tied at Frank Gray's Wednesday.
Charles Boynton and daughter Anna
spent few days at their cottage at West
more last week.
CraftSDurY.