Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-01

Kitson Hudson has bought the Charles
GRAY farm. Mrs. Gray will move TO her
house in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Moody, who moved
| TO Nashua, n. H, last May, have bought a
farm in Enfield, n. H., and moved and
settled there.
Rev. L. A. Wilson, who has been spend
ing his vacation at his home in Ripon,
Wis.,, is in town for few days before tax
ing up his work In Hardwick.
Miss Ida Cleveland entertained a few of
her young friends at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Coruth Friday evening, Sept.
2lst. A very pleasant time was reported
| by all who were present.
Perley A. Davis will soon move here
from West Burke and run the farm now
occupied by George Morse, and George
| Morse will move back on to Frank Lang's
farm on which the buildings are/being re-
paired.
James Hill raised from one butter bean
this season 1879 beans. There were SO pods
and the vine was 16 feet high. Charles
f. Wolcott, Charleston boy now living in
Pasadena, Cal, sent home some string
beans raised by him, the pods being 80
inches in length.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Charles Hildreth Is on the sick list.
Ed. Eastman's child is seriously i'll.
Mrs. VIM. Nelson is visiting in Boston.
Mrs. Fogg's daughter has returned to
her home i'll Woodstock.
Mrs. GEORGE Brown is visiting her
daughter in Massachusetts.
Several from this place were called to
Newport as witnesses in the Laf1am case.
Harry Clark has bought a piece of land
in Derby and is building house on it.
Mrs VIM. Oaks of Woodsville, n. H.,
visited at w. H. CaIkins' one cay last
week.
John Fosters little daughter fell and
broke her arm in two places one day last
week.
Edwin Wilson is home from Lyndon
where he has been caring for his. father,
who is now convalescent.
Rev. and Mrs. Waldron were called to
Vershiere to attend the funeral of Mrs
Waldron's uncle, recently.
A. w. Lyon has moved back to hif
house in the village after having spent 9
very pleasant summer in his cottage on tbs
Island.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. Alonzo Priest is not as we'll.
Charles Chapman is boarding at VIM
Brooks.
Miss Frances Nichols has gone to VOL
colt on q visit. p. #,@4
Henry Dwire has moved into George
Stevens house. @G 81
Little Amelia Fushey has been very sick
/ the. past week.
3 Lewis Douglass has besn in st. Johns
u bury to visit his son.
Mrs. Emn,asHeywood is staying With
her ster, Mrs. Newton.
l,sMr, and Mrs. Hollis Hancock have gone
: Ito Massachusetts, on three weeks visit.
Mrs. Lewis Douglass has had four daugh'
ters visiting her, one came from the west
The little children of Louis Lee are con
valescent after light run of scarlet fever
Mr.. and Mrs Hardy Frasier went tt
Montgomery last Tuesday for few days
stay.
!, Charlena Herbert has gone to st. Johns
bury to teach. Mrs. Herbert has gone t
= stay with her.
Winifred Drake and Alma Metcaff arr
! all work for Hellis Hancock while he il
: absent in Massachusetts,.
Charles Fox was in town last Thursday
with petition to see il he can get aapar'
don for his son, Earl Fox, who is in states
prison.
J.P. Wheelock, A, D. Thur Der and fam.
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wheeloek and daugh
ter went to Stanstead to attend wedding
reception for their cousin, Frank White
last Friday.
!. Tue ladies of the Village Improvement
Society Will hold a rummage sale at th'
opera house on Oct. IL, Il. and Is. Cast
L off garments of all sizes (no objection, tt
cradles and trundle- beds), bedding, dishes
canned fruit, jellies, vegetables of all kinds
pickles, and all food products, cooked OF
unceoked, will be gratefully received
What you have to give will be turnsee
into money, without'which we can do oa
!. | little.
CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Elmer Smalleyis visiting in Canada
Mrs. John Cass visited friends. in Hard
wick last week.
Mrs. George Chase has been spending
some time In Green's bor0 with her son.
Many from this town attended tai
Grange Fair at East HardWick, last Satur.