Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-11

z. A. Gallup and Alfred Risey have fin
shed work for the Pike Co.
Mr.. Schuyler Bickford of Barton was
here last week rebricking the creamery
boiler.
EAST CHARLESTON.
The remains of Mrs. Julia E. Brainard
widow OF Leroy Brafnard and daughter OF
he late ]. 81. Wolcott, were brought here
from Lowell, Mass. for burial Apr. 2nd
by brother, Coas. Wolco.t
and funeral services were conducted at the
church by Rev. j. W. Burgin. Mrs. Brain
ard spent her girlhood in this place and
her many friends, who have be en- saddened
to learn CT her intense suffering and help
lessness from rheumatism for several years
past She leaves two sons in Massachusetts.
John McRae has sold his farm to Mr..
Cham berlin from Boston, Mass.-The La
d les are to give dinner In the vestry We'd
nssday, April l3th.-Wm. Haywood from
Barton has leased the G. B. Stoddard farm
and moved there.-Charles Shedrick of
Sherbrooke came to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Brainard.-Mrs. Ed. Counter and two
children from Newport spent the past week
at E, w. Counter s.-Mrs. J. II. Woicott,
who has spent the past year in Lowell,
Mass, has returned and will stop for time
with her son.-B F. Davis has his new store
opened. Harry Marsh remains quite ILL
Mr.. {. n. Chase is better.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Alice Allbee is stopping at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clara Royce spent day in
town last week.
Mrs. Alvin Woodland visited at Island
Pond last week.
Mrs. Alice Calkins is at work at the
Travellers Home.
Mr.. George Cook, who has been sick, is
now able to be out.
George Shannon has moved into the DR..
GatcheIl tenement.
Miss Jessie Dryer, who has been quite
sick, is able to be out.
Mr.. L. D. Farr visited at N. H. Piper's
on his way to Burlington.
Charles HiIdreth is repairing his house,
Henry Laioe IS doing the work.
Mrs. Julia Allbee has gone to New York
CITY to visit her son, Ed. Allbee.
Miss Mamie Stearns of St. Johnsbury
visited at LemueI Fosters last week.
Miss Carpenter of Barton has been stop
ping at DR.. Hendricks the past week.
Mrs. Ed. Dryer is going to Greenville,
N. H., to visit her sister, Mrs. Martin
Hogan.
COVENTRY.
George Herman has gang OF men at
Albany running logs.
G. A. Barrows and wife and Parker have
been spending few days at Albert Patterns
Rev. M. A. Tdrner has returned to his
charge and preached an excellent sermon
last Sunday.
Lillian Hancock and some friends from
Barton spent few days the past week at
Asa Hancock's.
d.. Courser, who has been at work for
Mrs. M. Kendall, has gone to his home in
Troy. Charles Stevens takes his place at
Mrs. Kendall's.
Harry Winton has purchased Chauncey
strong has bought the Trowbridge farm in
Newport Center.
The repu olican voters of the town OF
Coventry are hereby warned to meet in
Coventry on Thursday evening, April 18th,
to elect two delegates and two alternates
to the repu blican state convention at Bur-
lington. Also two delegates and two alter
mates to the district convention to be held
in Mont pelier. Per order town committee
EAST COVENTRY.
Miss Clara DWinelI has returned home
from Barton.
Waldo Leonard of Barton Landing was
in town Friday visiting friends.
J.. Kirkpatrick and wife of Newport
spent Wednesday at FL. F. Blacks.
Mrs. S. E. Standish and daughter Glad
ystine visited in Newport last week.
Mrs. Charles Barrows spent Thursday at
the home Of her uncle's, Richard Parker.
J. W. Wells entertained the high
Wednesday.
CRAFTSBURY.
Ira Clifford is seriously ILL.,
Charles Bishop is in very poor health.
A case of the humps has been reported
here.
Helen Allen returned to Burlington last
Monday.
Philip Howard returned to Exeter last
Tuesday.
Elmer Stratton visited in Waterbury q
few days last week.
Mr.. Fred Dawson from Boston arrived
in town last Saturday for few days visit.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Mrs. II. W. Bishops improving.
Chas. Bishop is in very poor health.
Clark Allen is out, after On attack of the
grip.
Harvey Allen returned to Burlington
| last Monday morning.
George and Phillips Howard are home
| for their Easter vacation.
James White is home from Burlington
college for the Easter vacation.
Several Masons from this lodge attended
the funeral of DR.. Campbell in Albany.
Henry King has purchased the Henry
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