Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-19

noon with Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Dutton.
The pleasant event of the past week was
the marriage of Emma Pierce and Charles
Jocelyn. Their many friends extend con-
gratulations.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. E. A. Grew is very sick.
Mrs. J. M. Randall has been quite sick
the past week.
Mrs. l.. A. Drown is stopping at Barton
Landing for few days.
Our school closed with box and mas
querade party. 1t was on the night of the
storm which stopped many from coming
but quite few gathered and all enjoyed
the evening. Proceeds given to the band.
| School closed Feb. 9. Those having no
marks were: Mary Blake, Carrie Blake,
| Ellie Clark, Louis Emerson, Lillian Emer
son, Walter Emerson, Blanche Gallup,
| Raymond Grow, Gladys Marshall, Clayton
Smith, Clara Woodard, Harry Woodard,
Rex Thomas and Fern Thomas. Erving
Blake and Royal Woodard were absent one
day, and Ruby Paige one-half day.
EAST CHARLESTON.
B.C. Davis is in New Hampshire canvass
| irg again.
Several crows were seen in this vicinity
February 18th.
Eugene Hinton of New York city is
visiting his brother and other relatives.
Rev. Russell spent the past week at his
home in Ludlow returning for the Sab
| bath.
Milo Gray, who has been spending some
time here, has returned to his work at
Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Piper are receiving
congratulations of friends on the birth
of daughter.
Mrs. Martha Davis has been elected pres
ident of the United Workers in place Of
Mrs. Kinne who has resigned.
Henry Hinton, who has been ill for. so
long, has SO far recovered as to ride. to
this village one day last week.
Messrs Coruth, Goodwin, Fellows,sand
Tripp attended meeting of the Mas2nic
Fraternity at Newport Thursday.
Miss Ada Bailey, who has spent the
winter here with her sister, MrssssJ ulie
) Hall, has been engaged to work sc the
= Essex House, Island Pond.
The Valentine party Wednesday evening
? was attended by large company and much
4 enjoyed. w. F. CargfII furnishes music
with his phonograph for the promenade.
e Seven dollars was added to the treasury.
IS WEST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. Lyon and Mrs. Cook are both on
the sick list.
Mrs. w. II. Shannon is very i'll. DR..
Taylor is attending her.
II Mrs. Carrie Waterman spent part of last
week in Portland, Maine.
% Mrs Bertha Lyon and children of West
' more are at A. W. Lyons.
Mrs. Geo. Piper is entertaining her moth
q 1 er. Mrs Severens of Derby.
e Mr.. and Mrs. John Shedd visited their
y son at Island Pond last week.
Mrs. Peter Pickel spent last week with
1t her daughter, Mrs. Jones, at West Derby.
= Mrs. P. s. Terrill OF Groveton, N. H., is
- visiting her parents, M. and Mrs. Mont
gomery.
Rev. Merrill of st. Jobnsbury was here
- and preached In the Congregational church
1o Sunday, Feb. II, when several were taken
intothe church.
Mrs. Maplesden has broken up house.
% keeping on account of poor health and
gone to live with Mr.. Cuttings people.
- Mrs. Cutting will care for her.
The item of last week In regard to the
0a VIM. Nelson mill should have read: Mr..
a' Nelson has moved the machinery out OF
no the old mill on the east side of the river
y kinto the mill he recently bought, known
as the Blair & DeIarm veneer mill.
1873 COVENTRY.
y, Willie Drake has hired to Dana AIgfer
. for year.
- Wilber Scott was In Boston Sunday for
~, an operation.
Mt The auditors met last Thursday to ad-
az just accounts.
ys The farmers have been gathering their
ice, drawing it from Newport.
Mrs. Nancy Stevens, one of our aged la
dies, is very ill with pneumonia.
Geo. Drake has an increase of pension.
He now gets thirty dollars month.
he sidgers were Mrs. H. c. Cleveland, Mr..
re and Mrs. 8. A. Pearson and a. D. Thurber.
Mrs. Clarissa Metcah has gone to Barton
at Landing to care for her daughter, Mrs. A.
Grant.
ne Mrs. Ella Bashaw and son Howard have
Is gone to Province Hill, P. O., for few
weeks.
e- Henry White of Stanstead, P. @ visited
ne his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Wheelock,
the past week.
rs. ..na,od c-oonuood of Iovvell has been
els r;eit;,,, her amt Mrs. n. G. Cleveland.
eo' the past week.
:, .,n Miss McMurtry, who taught the higher
department of the school here, has gone to.