Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-12-07

Mr.. +. B. Lang of Barton was here on
Tuesday and had we'll driven at his farm.
obtaining supply of water.
George Batchelder has gone to Lyndon
vile where he will remain, having secured
a situation on the Boston & Maine railroad
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
office here on Thursday, Dec. 18th, all day.
See him at this time and arrange for club
1 papers.
Mr.. Kit Hudson has sold large tract of
woodland to Mr.. Counter and Albert
Fongee has taken the contract to cut and
deliver the logs at the mill.
very pretty and quiet double wed ding
took place at the residence of Mr.. FL, ].
Hudson Wednesday morning, Dec. 2,
when his daughter Miss Edith was mar
r1ed to Bion Stevens. and Miss Addie to
VIII Hinton. Rev. Mr.. Wilson of White
| field, N. H., who married Mr.. and Mrs.
Hudson twenty five years ago, performed
the ceremony. The contracting parties
left Immediately for trip to Boston and
New York. A host of friends extend
congratulations and best wishes for the
future happiness of the popular young
people.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Ora Piper has gone to Barre.
Mr.. James Crawford is gaining.
Water is very low in this locality.
Miss Cora Dudley is home for the
winter.
The veneer mill is being wired for cleo
trio lights.
Mr.. Holton will have his store wired for
electric lights.
Rev. Mr.. Burgess visited at Rev. Mr..
Waldron's last week.
M. E. Wilson is building horse shed to
| accommodate the public.
Norman Brown has moved from Morgan
to his house in this village.
E. E. Goodwin is building an addition
to his store for storage purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce are going to New
York city to visit their daughter.
Mrs. Eastman and Mrs. Ruiter spent
day with friends in Derby last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Farr of Morgan Wis
1ted relatives in this village last week.
Mrs. Julia Allbee spent few days at
Newport with her son Lemuel last week.
Mrs. Colby George had her shoulder
dislocatfd by being thrown from a wagon
last week.
Mrs. George Cummings has gone to
Barton to stop for time with her sister.
Mrs. Trip.
The state president of the W. G. T. U. i,
Mrs. Read, spoke to good congregation
last Saturday night.
News has been received that Ed. Eastman
Was badly hurt on the head recently near
his home in Montana
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Piper are home from
Newport, where they went to spend
Thanksgiving with their daughters.
Rev. Mr.. Waldron has rendered his
resignation, to take effect the first of jan
uary, 1904. He will go to Hardwick.
Rev. Miss Jones has gone to her work in
! duli1ord. That success may follow her
labors is the wish of her many friends.
An informal reception was given Rev.
Miss Jones last Tuesday night, which was
much enjoyed. A sum Of money was pre-
sented her.
| Ihe MONITOR agent will visit the post
office here on Wednesday, Dec. 10Th, all
| day. See him and arrange for your club
| papers for the coming year.
Mr.. Norman Eastman, who has been to
Maine on hunting trip, brought home
three nice deer as trophies. He was ac-
companied by Mr.. Goodh Ill of Holland.
Mrs. Mary Sawyer, who died at the home
OF her son Adney in Nashua, N. H.. was
the widow OF the late VIM. Sawyer of this
town and will be remem oered by many of
our toWnspeople, who extend sympathy
to the children. She was a great sufferer
In her last days, but her hope was in the
Christ. The remains were brought here
last Tuesday for burial.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. L. B. Guild is improving.
Mr.. Charles Brooks is very ill.
Miss Emma Bean is attending school at
Derby Ctr.
MIR. Isaac Keys is quite ill, very rare
event with him.
Miss Kate Bean has returned to her
school at Newbury.
Arthur White has been visiting friends
in town the past week.
Mrs. George Boynton of Providence, r.
l., is visiting relatives here.
Geo. Going and family have moved to
Brownington. All are sorry to have them
go.
Mrs. Ellen Collins has moved to Derby
and Delbert Fox moves into the rooms in
Mrs. Carrows house.
The Mckinley Lodge of this place, goes