Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-30
EVANSVILLE.


lecture as it will be both interesting and
helpful
EVANSVILLE.
Alonzo Smith is home from Derby.
The Pike Company shop is being re-
paired.
Alfred Tripp of Sheffield was in town
last week.
Mrs. Laura Raymo has finished work for
Grosvenor Drown.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Clement and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Fisk spent Thanksgiving
at Newport with relatives.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mr.. W. E. Tripp and family spent
Thanksgiving at West Derby.
Mrs. R. P. Stevens sold quantity of
personal property at auction Nov. 25.
Miss Harriet F. Goodwin is entertaining
Miss May Jewell of Sher brooke, Que.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Lang of Barton spent
Thanksgiving here and attended the ball.
Mrs. Annie Roby came home from Law
renee, Mass, to spend Thanksgiving with
her family. -.sst-3s
Thirty couples attended the Thank sgiv-
ing ball at the Union House and report q
pleasant time.
Mrs. Kate Fuller recently was called TO
Sutton by the serious illness of her father.
Mr.. James Hinton.
The Misses Mildred and GIendoIine Lang
OF Barton are spending part OF the two
weeks vacation here with their uncle and
aunt.
Miss Bessie Moore returned to her home
in Warren Friday having resigned her
position as teacher of the village school on
account of Illness.
The ladies will give dinner at the YES
try Wednesday, Dec g. Everyone invited
to come and bring food and be prepared to
help clean and paper the vestry.
Mr.. e. E. Blood was called to Lowell.
Mass, Nov. 21st by the death of his only
brother, Melville G. Blood, who formerly
resided in this town and had many friends
here.
The ladies of E. Charleston will have a
fair and sale at the church afternoons and
evenings, Dec. 18th and 18th. Everyone
In V1ted to come, and also to contribute
some articles for the sale. Proceeds for
tuo DcueuC Ot UQ6 ClQrc0.
The portable steam mill owned and man
aged by Mr.. Frank Counter has COM
menced WORK and several lots of lumber
have already been purchased. Besides Civ
ing employment to several men the money
paid the farmers each week for their lum-
Der is help to the community. The pa
irons of this mill appreciate the ind ustry
very much. s5.4.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Walter Nye is sick with the grip.
Bernie Wilson was in town recently.
Harry Ruiter has returned from New
York.
Carroll Green has finished work at Nor
man Esstman's. fts.a
Mrs. Norton spen Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bracket.
j. B. Holton expects to have his new
store ready for the Christmas trade.
The winter term OF school at PUNK ett is
to be taught by Florence Gilman of Barton.
Miss Jones leaves this week for new
field of labor in the southern part of the
state.
Village schools commence today with
Miss Ida Cleveland and Miss Grace Knight
teachers. 4
Both the Baptist and Congregational
socials were well attended and mu b en-
joyed by all present. t.5
Several items intended for East Charles
ton were placed in the West Charleston
news last week by mistake.
A letter received from FL. II. Tracy, who
went from this town to California some
over year ago, states that hunting and
fishing are excellent sport at this time. On
recent hunting trip they secured four
fine buck. Wild geese and ducks are very
plentiful. Salmon are running the creeks
and Mr.. Tracy and friend recently killed
thirty fish with clubs In about an hour
some of them weighing fifteen pounds.
led.
COVENTRY.
Henry Hanford has been I'LL of late.
Rev. NJ. A. Turner has returned from
Weston.
Ralph Ware, who has been i'll, is improv-
ing in health.
Sam McMurray of Barre has been visit
ing his mother. a
Miss Agnes Keyes returned to johnson
normal school to- day, e1.t
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