Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-23
LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
EAST CHARLESTON.

Will Hyland is suffering with rheuma-
tism.
Frank Bishop has sold his house to W.
E. Trip.
Myron W. Stewart has sold his farm to
Bert Lang.
tend his patients.
John Cloud has returned home from his
visit to Orange, Mass.
School at the Center finished last Friday;
Mrs. Edith Stevens, teacher.
Harry Piper has finished work at Island
Pond and returned to his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Kline have been
visiting among friends here the past week
Frank Bishop has moved his family into
a part of the Brainard house near Echo
pond.
Mrs. Stella Blood is spending part of
this week with her brother and family at
Barton.
| The different officers OF the town will
meet to settle all accounts for the past year
on Feb. LIST and End.
Government officials were here the past
week, inspecting and measuring the pro-
posed r. F. D. mail routes.
N. B. Lougee of Island Pond is working
for q. F. Barney cutting Ice for the filling
of the Ice houses at the creamery.
Mrs. Lena ChamberItn returned home
Tuesday, after spending two weeks at
West Charleston, with friends who were I'LL
A large delegation from North Star Camp
attended the installation and banquet of
Woodmen at Island Pond Wednesday
evening.
E. 81. Batchelder, who recently went
from this place to Derby Line, met with a
painful accident this week, whereby he
received fracture of the jaw.
The engineer at the Blanchard & Sails
mill, has brought his family here from
New Hampshire, and will occupy, the
house recently vacated by Mr.. Bishop.
The village school will give an entertain
ment at Vestry hall, Saturday evening,
Jan. %. Some of the features besides sing
| ing, are to be an Indian march and drill,
and dialogues both comic and tragic. Ad-
mission Is cents. Promenade after enter
| tainment.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Miss Alice Comings is conValescent.
Mrs. Geo. Montgomery is on the gain.
James Marshall is suffering with quin-
sy sore.
Mrs. Maud TerriIl has returned to her
home in Groveton.
The dancing school was a success. The
next one will be Feb. 1st.
A boy baby arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Steadiford, Jan. Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Sawyer visited their
daughter, Mrs. Marvin, one day last week.
A birthday party was given Ernest War
boys last week, the occasion being his
twenty first birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nelson attended the
silver wedding of his brother John, at
West Derby, last Friday eve.
Mrs. L. L. Farr and daughter of Morgan
recently visited her sister, Mrs. Ann Piper,
who is l. very poor health.
Frank H., youngest and last surviving
son of Rev. and Mrs. j. W. Burgin, died
Friday, Jan. 20, at Burlington.
A good delegation from Derby attended
the sugar party last Friday night. A good
sum was realized for the c. E. society.
Rev. u. j. Ferguson OF Burlington is
expected to be here next Saturday evening,
Jan. %, and will speak in the interest OF
the Anti-Saloon League.
Rev. J. w. Burgin went to Burlington
this morning to attend the body of his son
while being placed in the vault. Further
services will be held In the spring. Much
sympathy is felt for the family.
EAST COVENTRY.
Cora Mossman of Barton Is visiting at
]. F. Wells.
Mrs. FL. F. Black visited in Barton FRI
day and Saturday.
Mary Brooks spent few days at Alvah
Brooks last week.
Clayton Brooks visited his sister at
Charleston last Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Regan of Newport visited
at John Carols last week.
MISS Arabella Parker is in West Derby
caring for Miss Maggie Hinman, who
has been very sick.
George Brooks of Island Pond was in
town last week to attend the funeral ot
his grandmother, Mrs. Sessions.
We are very sorry to learn of the dam
gerous illness of Mrs. Taylor of Barton
Landing, formerly of this place.
Mrs. Ira Sessions passed away last Mon
day after long illness. The funeral was
held Wednesday at her late home, Rev.
Mr.. Bole officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlie Cleveland of Bar
ton Landing and Mrs. Homer Leland of
Bloomington attended the funeral of Mrs.
Sessions last Wednesday.
Mrs. B. NJ. R. Nelson, Mrs. Chas. Bar
rows, James Cassidy and Arthur Redfield