Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-16
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EVANSVILLE.
A. 81. AIlard is little better.
j. w. Moore has his new barn up.
George Bickford is on the sick list.
E.D.Town has returned to st Johnsb bury.
Napoleon Hard wood is home from New
port.
T. A. Randall of Sheffield was in town
last week.
J. L. Marshall has his new barn up and
nearly boarded.
Philip Roberts went to Sheffield last
week on business.
Mrs. Rolf of st. Johnsbury is stopping
in town for few days.
VIM. Monteith's saw mill was closed the
past week for repairs.
Alison Marshall was in Sheffield last
week looking after farm.
E. D. Black has been home from East
Charleston for short stay.
Mrs. Emma Woodland of Waterbury WIS.,
tied at Frank Lapierres last week.
Mrs. E A. Grow is having bad attack
of erysipelas in the hand and arm.
Mr.. Pitchford of Barton Landing is
working for the Pike 20. making boxes.
Mrs. Laura Smith of Sheffield visited her
sister, Mrs. T. F. Marshall, the past week.
Thomas Smith and wife have gone on
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Mass.
Mrs. George Humphrey and Miss Itch
field OF West Glover visited at Marshall
Clements last Saturday.
Myron Alexander of Barton Landing is
helping his father, A. P. Alexander, for a
short time. Mrs. Alexander is visiting
friends. assS-sa
EAST CHARLESTON.
D.K.Hopkins is home from Island Pond.
B. F. Trip is visiting his brother and
other relatives at Barton.
PA. Davis of w Burke was at his moth
er's few days recently.
Norman Amey has returned from Essex
county where he spent the winter.
Chester Batchelder was the guest OF his
brother at Lyndonville over Sunday.
F. W. Counter has the lum Der nearly all
sawed out at his portable steam
The son and daughters of James E. Moody
who recently called here, have returned to
their several homes.
John B. Buck is having extensive repairs
| and changes made on his dwelling house,
both inside and out.
Harley and Leon Moody have closed
their home here and will stop for the pres
ent with their brother at Lyndonville.
On Thursday, the selectmen met and
laid out new piece Of road near Edward
Bly's. AS this was done for the conven-
fence of Mr.. Bly,, in order to ena BILE him
to place his new barn over the old high
put 1t in proper condition for public travel.
WEST CHARLESTON.
A. W. Cutting is painting in Morgan.
Mr.. Henry Rich has been painting his
house.
David Cook is at work for his brother
George.
J. G. TurnbulI has been repairing the
creamery.
Miss Miranda Ruiter is stopping at Mrs.
Dearborn's.
Mrs. Julia Allbee is home from New
York city.
Mr. Oscar Davis of Island Pond was in
town recently.
Burnie Wilson visited his parents at
West Derby last week.
Mrs. Emma Marsh of Holland visited
Mrs. Dearborn last week.
q. W. Reed has been invoicing the goods
in 3. E. Goodwin's store.
Harlan Nye has gone to Massachusetts.
where he has employment.
Mrs. Bill and her daughter, Mrs. Lafam,
visited in Newark recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Flanders visited at
George Cummings recently.
Mr.. and Mrs.-W. W. Blodgett of Newport
visited at VIII Leavens' recently.
Miss Lura Bruce of Vergennes is spend
ing her vacation with her parents.
George Brown lost a quantity of maple
honey from his sugarhouse recently.
A. E. Woodard has moved his meat
market into rooms under the post office.
James Crawford has moved on to the
farm he recently bought of Mrs. Dudley.
Rev. w. j. Burgin will deliver the
address May 30 before the Isaac Blake Post.
The Island Pond Electric Light Co. are
preparing to wire this village for electric
| lights.
Cora Dudley has gone to Westmore to
work for Mrs. Richardson the coming
season.