Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-05


be adjusted so that the stockholders will
get their money back.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Wilbur Alien is repairing mis- house.
3Ic. Plcl1o: las his new barn nearly COM
pleted.
Ed. Royce is going to Ryegate, where he
has work.
Maurice Pickel is entertaining friends
from Boston, Mass.
The Free Baptist church will be wired for
electric lights, this week.
Fred Parlin has gone to Springfield,
Mass on business trip.
Ned Cummings is home from the west,
on account of poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Norton have returned
| to their home in Gorham, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. PickeI will take an au-
| tomobile ride to Boston, this week, with
| friends.
Several from this town attended the
rally at the White Birch Grove, Willough-
| by Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamblet of st.
Johnsbury, recently visited at Josiah
Hamblet's.
Mrs. Jones and daughter, of SWeetsburg,
p. @, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter PickeI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Church are home
from Boston, where they went to attend
the G. A. r. encampment.
The veneer mill will close work here
next Saturday, for the present, and some
of the help will go to Ne Fport to work in
the DeLsrm veneer mill.
Our stage driver, Henry Wilder, has
worked up a trade that has surpassed all
former reports. The past month he has
taken 8112 21 besides the mail money.
The district meeting of the W. R. c.,
will be held in Grand Army hall, Sept. 18.
Let all members plan to attend. A cordial
invitation is extended to all &C. A. R. men
to dinner on that day.
EAST CHARLESTON.
J.A. Cloud has sold his place to Harry
Piper.
Leon Moody of Lyndonville, was here
last week.
Miss Grace Curtis is spending few days
here with friends.
Andrew Page has bought the 7. Dollof
farm of 81. A, Piper.
DIR. j. B. Cushman has returned from his
trip much improved.
Several from here attended the Sher-
| brooke fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Batchelder recently
visited their relatives at Lyndon.
Several from here attended the Republi-
can rally at Willoughby Lake, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Royce returned home
Aug. 80, and report very pleasant trip. S.
William Hayward has moved from F. Il.
Stoddard's farm into George Pierce's house.
Mr.. B. c. Davis has finished his work at
Bethlehem, N. H., and returned here
with his family.
G1r. Charles Garnesu was called to Mas
sawippi, Que, Monday, by the serious ILL
ness of his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Blood, with. j. G.
Peene's string of horses have gone to Bar ).
ton to remain until after the fair. i -
II. J. Hudson has taken the coHtrasEtozN
cut and deliver the lumber from Che Sal
lup farm, to Blair & DeLarmss milf at
West Charleston, estimated to be sixty
thousand feet.
The remains of Mrs. William Wilson
were brought were for burial in the village
cemetery the past week. Mrs. wilson
formerly resided here, and at Westmore,
but went to Island Pond to live about one
year ago.
Cider making seems to be growing in
dustry. in town, at least one would Ehink
so, after seeing the two new presses that
Charles MoulUonSis bniIding in the base
ment OF his carriage shop These presses s
are each operated by twoscrews of 36 tons
capacity, each. The new presses hold q
bushels each. There is also an old press
that holds seven bushels. The apples for
these presses are ground in a macafne that
will CRATE two bushels minute.
COVENTRY.
Mrs landlord is having her buildings
shingled.
Ella Nichols is home from Ipswich, Mass.
She is in very poor health. .s@Z..s-ss
Eliza Livingstone of Derby is theS guest
of her cousin, Emma Heer4sR-~
Metcaf & Manley have exehangeds4hstr
store for the Frank Lemos farm. r
Mr.. VIM. Patten and SiR of johnson
have been in town the past week.
Mrs. Ella Moore OF -AIlgton, Mass, has
been visiting her brother, VIM. Niles. -
Henry Howard has moved into the Will
lard Herman house which he recently
purchased.
Amos Proctor Of Boston and Mrs Zusr
Fish of Manchester are visiting at George
Livingstone's.
Willard Herman has moved to Barton
Landing on to the Skinner farm which he
recently purchased.