Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-05-18
LOCAL NEWS.
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EVANSVILLE


Miss s. A. Clement is visiting her
brother, L. NJ. Clement.
Henry Durham and wife visited friends
in Windsor, P. @, last week.
Thomas Degoosh and j. Labor are work
ing in the saw mill for VIM. Monteith.
Elisha Foster and Mrs. VIM. Monteith
attended the funeral of Mr.. o wen Bickford
in Glover last week.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. c. N. Moulton has been quite Ill
the past week.
Mrs. Crow of Morgan is here spending
some weeks with her son Clarence.
Mr.. John Stumpf has moved to the NC.
Davis house, known as the old hotel.
Mr.. 81. ]. Hudson expects another car of
draft horses from the west this week.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Cushman spent sever
al days at Newport with friends this week.
The selectmen have hired MIR. S. c.
Streeter to board M. A. F. Cole for the
summer.
Mr.. B. F. Trip reached here May 18th
from his visit to Rhode Island and Con-
necticut.
Mrs. EN- ma Haywood and children of
Barton are spending the week here with
relatives.
Jimmie Hill accompanied his aunt to
Coaticook, Que. and is spending week
in that vicinity
Mr.. W. G. Sanborn has moved his family
here from Wheelock, and occupies the L.
w. Stevens house.
John Clouds farm and Mr.. Cloud is going
to board with them.
Norman Amy has returned from his
visit to St. Johnsbury and is stopping at
his camp near Echo Pond.
Messrs. Fred Lavalle and A. o. Moulton
who are max ing cedar oil at GeorgeviIle,
Que, were here on Sunday.
Mrs. Harley of Everett, Mass, and Mrs.
Childs of Coaticook, Que, have been visit
ing their brother Gilman Hill.
MIR. w. G. San born has moved his family
here from WheeIock and occupies the l..
W. Stevens house vacated by g. o. Good
win.
The aged father of Mark Shonyo Gied
OF his home May II, the burial was from
the X. Z. Church, Island Pond, on Thurs
day.
Forest fires have done some damage in
this vicinity, burning the old Thayer
building which was unoccupied ano
several cords of wood belonging to Mr.. j
A. Stumpf.
Mr.. G. s. Copp has leased Hotel Beebt
Plain at Beebe Plain. He has resided here
for the past three years years and has mad'
many friends who wish him success il
his new home.
The two years old daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. e. FL. Batchelder has been very il
for several days, a council of Drs. was hell
Wednesday consisting OF Drs. Cushmal
ard Kendrick, their report was unfavor
able.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Bion Stevens left mere for New Yorl
City May 5. ~.
John McRae returned to the south t.
resume his work on Saturday.
Some fine Iunge have been taken b
lucky fishermen from Echo Pond the pas
week. a>t@
Mrs. Jane Wyman has returned to he
home here after spending the winter else
where.
z Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Lang and son
Barton visited at G. w. Lang's the first
the week.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. John Ely is gaining.
Mrs. James Dudley is very sick.
John Foster has moved into the w. T
Calkins' tenement.
The measles are prevalent here and til
L schools are closed.
Mrs. Geo. Bracket has gone to Bradfol
to visit her daughter.
Rev. B. s. Maben has gone to Springfield
Mass. His family will go soon.
> Mr.. James Crawford who has had II
grip does not improve very rapidly.
Mr.. George Kilgore from Ausa BILE Fal
is in town finishing up the penstock.
Alice Allbee is home from New Yol
City and is now at work in the post offic
At the reception given Rev. B. s. Mabt
- his friends to the number of about 70 a
J. sembled. A very pleasant evening "
O enjoyed by all. A presentation of S1S.25 W
4 made by Mr.. E. Bruce and the amount W
soon increased to ga %, to which Rev. M
Maben responded in a few well chos'
words after which Miss Kate Ferrin in b
half of the improvement club and scho
presented Miss Mary Maben a very nj
rs gold lacquered clock and silver paper kni
The evening entertainment was closed wi
prayer by Rev. j. D. Waldron, when t.
visitors returned to their homes wishi
Rev. and Mrs. Maben success in their NJ