Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-07

BRoWNINCTON CENTER.
Willis Wilkie is working for Hale Clark.
Gilman Mccoy has moved to South
Barton.
William Smiths little daug hter is on
the sick list.
Mrs Fred Huntress is sick with neural
gia Of the lungs.
Bert Humphrey broke mis- leg while
threshing last week.
"A. Bailey of Montpelier was in town
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Loren Going is visiting her
nephew, Fred Going, in Irasburg.
David Grapes is in New York this week
for the purpose Of buying carload of
| horses.
Jessie Morehouse has returned from
Irasburg, where she has been spending
few days visiting friends.
The funeral of Mrs. Gibson, wife of the
late Rev. J. A. Gibson, was held at the
| church'yesterday. Interment in the Glib
son lot in the cemetery here.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give short
entertainment and serve chicken pie sup
per in the church vestry Friday evening,
Nov. II. All are cordially invited.
EAST CHARLESTON.
The village is ,g wired for electric
Several shlldtS this vicinity have
| chicken pox.
Elmer Gray of Fitchburg, Mass, is in
town, with relatives.
H. ]. Hudson Aas recently received a
car of heavy western horses.
Mrs. Lewis of Irasburgh is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. r. Gregory.
Mrs. Henry Garneau is entertaining her
mother, from Massawippi, P. @.
The school is preparing n entertain
ment to be given at the close of the term.
The new steel ceiling bas been placed in
the church, Mr.. Huse of Newport doing
the work.
Joseph Provonche has moved from
Lang's Mill into mrs. Boutines Kathan
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hinton havegone to
housekeeping in w. ]. Hiu's DR.. Cush-
man house. A
Mrs. Perley A. Davis and little son of
West Burke have been spending the past
| week here.
Mrs. l. E. Kimbau started from here
Tuesday, for an extended trip through the
southern states.
The Peoples telephone line has been
extended from the Morgan line as far as
Mrs. R. q. Gray's.
There is quite an agitation in this place
| in regard to rural free delivery of mails,
and petitions are being circulated with
explanations in regard to the different
routes.
William Marsh, who las been in poor
health for some time, was taken suddenly
worse on Saturday, Oct. 20, and passed
away on Sunday, Oct. 3Oth. Funeral SER
vices were held on Tuesday, from the home
Of his aged mother in Morgan, conducted
by Rev. G. Ellery Reed of Derby Line, and
burial at Holland. The widow and three
small children have the heartfelt sympa-
thy of the whole community in their be-
reavement.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Preston Clark is on the sick list.
nephew of Mrs. KendricK visited her
last week. -
Alfred Hadlock has moved into EIn1sE
Aliens house.
Ernest Warboy and Mark Barup; have
each shot deer.
Nelson Hardy has purchased a farm In
Barton and will move there.
Mr.. James McNamara, who has been
to Berlin, has returned home.
Miss Bessie Davis of Newport is spend
| ing few weeks at w. J. Forts. ::
Mrs. D. W. Allen has gone to Waitsfeld
to spend the winter with friends.
EIwin Wright has moved from the
sanderson farm into the Bodway house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Piper arrived home from
Barre last Tuesday night. Mrs. Piper is In
very poor health.
Wallace Allen has moved to Barton
Landing. Mr.. Allen has bought mouse
of Mr.. E. Dudley.
Mrs. Ada (NiIes) Eastman from Montana
will spend the winter with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Niles.
MrsJGibson, an aged lady who has been
stopping with Mrs. Sareh Allen for some
time, died last Wednesday.
The state superintendent of physical
culture met with the CT. U. at Mrs.
Arthur Kidder's Oct. % and it is expected
that there will soon bea class in physical
culture formed.
The village school closed last Friday
night with an exhibition in the evening.
There was large attendance and much
credit is due both teacher and pupils for
the excellent parts rendered.
Mrs. Preston Clark invited the teacher
and pupils Of Cole Hill school to spend
Halloween evening at her home. The
auopiuo crsaut in pIcUfn0 Ccunee