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


Mrs. Amanda Randall next Thursday after
noon and evening.
Miss Nellie Winch of Corinth is teaching
the village. school.-Enos Lapierre was 10
Montpelier last week.-Charies Blake and
Almon Page are working for VIM. Mon
te1th.-J. l.. Marshall is moving lumber
from the mill to build a new barn this
spring -Mrs. L. A. Drown is home from
Woodsville.-Mrs. M. A. Foss Is sick
Miss Emma Gilman of Sheffield is working
for Mrs. Geo. Bickford.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. N. H. Piper is i'll again.
Mrs. Webster is on the sick list.
Miss Della AlIbee visited her sister. Mrs
Griggs, recently.
Mrs. Fawfaw is seriously ill. Mrs. La
liam is caring for her.
Ernest Warboys is the new clerk in the
E. E. Goodwin store.
John Griffin, who has been ill for:some
time, is now able to be out.
Easter was observed by union service
at the Congregational church.
George Shannon has rented the GatchelI
tenement and will move there soon.
David Cook has moved from the Gatchell
tenement into the John Eley tenement.
Miss Eva Parlin of Bloomington is call
ing on some of her friends in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Libbey have been enter
tanning relatives from franklin county.
Mrs. Emma Reed has accepted the posi-
ton OF town superintendent of schools.
The April fool social was well attended
and much enjoyed by the young people.
Bert Counter of North Troy has been
visiting mis- brother Charles of this place.
Miss Ada Allen has finished work with
w. FL. Calkins and returned to her home
Maurice Pickel has again commenced
housekeeping in the tenement over the J,
B. Holton store.
Mr.. George Gray and Miss Ruth Cargill
OF Morgan were married at the F. B. par
sonage last week.
Burt Gee is in a critical condition at Mr..
Browns. His mother from Morgan is
here caring for him.
Mrs. Lewis Nye has returned home from
Newport, where she has been caring for
her daughter, Mrs. DeLarm.
Rev. j. w. Burgin was i'll and unable to
take charge of the service March 81. Mrs.
Burgin filled the pulpit very ably.
Mr.. Libbey has moved into the Conere-
gat1onal parsonage and Will Austin has
moved into the tenement vacated by Mr..
Libbey.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Worthen in the death of their SON
Edward, who recently came home from
his far western home in a very critical con-.
dlt1on. He longed to get home to die, He
arrived home the 9th of March and passed
to rest the 23d. The funeral was from the
house, Rev. Mr.. Kimball officiating. The
1nterment was in the village cemetery.
Samuel Worthen accompanied his brother
home from southern California and will
spend some time with his parents.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Dr.J. B. Cushman is improving.
Mr.C.H.C Chase is very ill with pneumopia.
+. IL. Trip returned home from New.
port last Wednesday.
Luke Hudson has been very sick the past
week with appendicitis.
Miss Effie Hand visited her brother Wei.
ter, at the Union house recently.
Harry, Oldest son of Mr., and Mrs. VIM
Marsh, is sick with bilious fever.
Mr.. A. f. Cole, who spent the winter at
c. f. Beams, is now stopping at Mrs. n
Chaplin's.
Mr.. Willard Chase of West Concord was
called here last Wednesday by the serious
illness of G. Fl. Chase.
At meeting of the board of school AZ
rectors recently, Mrs. Emma Reed WOO
pointed school superintendent.
News has been received here of the b;rt
OF a son to Mr.. and Mrs. PerIey A. DAVIS ~
W. Burke, March 18th. Both mother and
child are doing well.
A large quantity of cedar has been drawn
to the mill of Bert Lang the past wintar
and ne now has help at work prepar;no
to saw it into shingles.
Miss Ella Moore has been engaged to
teach at the village, Miss Flossie Bruce Of
Echo Pond and Miss Mabel Laroche Of tho
Buck school the coming spring term.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Streeter, who snent
the winter in Cambridge, Mass, write that
it has been cold and they have had com
tinous sleighing since Christmas. Mr.
and Mrs. Streeter have both been well and
enjoyed peas mt winter.
ISLAND POND
Will Currier has sold his farm To
King.
III. G. Davis Is quite i'll with rheumatic
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Danforth have
gone to New York to spend the summer
Ferd Currier and wife are the prond
parents of ten pound boy born March a5
s. Maroney appeared out this week with
new up-to-date covered grocery wagon
Rev. Mr.. Shaw is attending conference
at Montpelier. 1t is hoped and expected
lie W Ii return for another year.
Mrs. A. j. Mayer who weat to her home
in Dalton, n. H., several weeks ago. ia