Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-04-29
EAST cHARLESTOs


Miss Thu1za Morse Is tesching school ar
East Brighton.
Miss Grace Hinton h teaching At the
Plunket school.
George Canning Is going to New York to
work this summer.
george Morse VIII move from Frank
Lang's farm into the creamery house.
Harry Piper has bought the Streeter
hosse and is moving Instantly there.
Mrs. RscheI DollofB has moved from
Charlie Bears to her house in the VILLAGE
Mr'-Walters is staying with her daupb-
ter, Mrs. Eugene Davis, who is quite sick.
Mrs. HIPS grandsons, Howard and Per-.
cy Bishop, of COaticook ere visiting here.
George Colberth has moved to the Elmer
Allen fam reeantly purchased by A. &,
Fellows.
Thomas Boutinys sugar house and con-
rents were burne9 Sunday afternoon; two
m ndred Fcrncs of sugsr we1ealso burned
On May 7 FrRak Lang will hold an
asetion at tse Lang farm to sell the stock
and tools. The sails is at 10 O'Clock a. m.
See bills.
LIE United Workers will have q State
ana Capital party and promenade Friday
eVeTs9ng, May 3 Cake and coffee will be
serVeS. Ladiesplease bring cake.
The Sunday schoef of the Plymouth
,nufeh elected ofhcers Sunday, Apr. 21, as
follows; supt > Bert J. Lang; Asst. supt..
/ Airs' E1agene Buck, See. and Treas. Mrs
Leon Buck; organist Mrs John Buck.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Fred Parlin has returned from. B,or,d.
Little Ora Piper is recovering rom his
Ezoent sickness.
"alteT HildrethS has gone to work on
the quarry in Derby.
MRS. Rsslie Wilder has returpe4sto ber
heme in Derby Line:
EFT. and Mrs. Luke Faafaw of Holland
visited at 8. ID. Barrnp's April q.
Nfs. Mabel Rose and Little son of Boston
are Visiting her sister, MIS-. Wesley horn.
Frank Scott of westseId, Macs, has
Deem visiting K. E. Cliffora the past week.
Lzlian,. the little daugaser of Ne. and
Mrs Charles Calhoun, has the whoopipg
cough.
RUNNER Seavey, Ealho las been very IL
Tor the lasI few daysyis-a Little mora COM
fertabIe-at present.
Miss FinGlay of Eaet Charleston Is
| tea ching itB the Gaygiistu5et and boarding
at Ernest Sarboys'.
| George EsDe has Jour sheep thss have
presented him with eight lambs thisspring.
| each'sheepsaying had twins
h1fs. Rzuest Wsrboys, who has been
gett1Dg bestsr, has had, a eight relapse but
Is once more on the road 10 recovery.
| Ire village school began April q with
Mlas- Knight as teacEsr in. the primary de-
parsment snd Miss Mabel Farman of
Lowell as tea cher "A. the higher aepsrt
meHs. MISS Farman boards ats George
| Ksnae's,
| COVENTRY.
Mrs. Harry ManleD 10 quite SICK.
Charles Futney is very Isl with Lac grip.
Ears. lucy ChevaA has moved. in over
VIVA. Stevens shop.
Mrs. VIVA Brooks aemains very.I.. Miss
Aannezlg IS caringafor her. '''
Mrs hneretia Frost of Barton. has been
Ns1tIDE in town thu past week..
/ The aaw pastor, Rev. e. E. WeIls. occu-
pied the pulpit a. the II. E. church Sum
3day and made veny fayorab BILE impression
ion theeaOngregation.
Il CRAETSBURY.
i Mrs Jack Williams Is quite Ill.
Mrs John Harvey fell Last week and.
j hroke her hip.
Il Marjorie Wilson is staying.sn Greensboro
for o few days.
i Ernest Dill has his new bzilding up and.
coSEred.
EE. and Mrs. Diliinghan.sgent last weak
In Burlington.
leon Patterson eomfnenoed driving stage,
hast week fork N. Patterson.
Mrs. Charass Weber is III. Her sister.
Mrs. Blood from Greensboro, is caring for
her.
Mrs. Frea Corlis kas finished hezrwork
Kings.
Several from this toxin attended the Bry-
an lecture at st. Johnsbury last Wednes-
day evening.
G. M. Ainsworth viii sell his entire stock
OF merchandise at auction, commencing
next Tuesday.
Alden Twiss from White River Junction
was in town the fist Of the week for few
days vacation.
The following teachers are to commence
their schools next Mondays Misses Rosa
Smith and Mary Simpson the village
school; Ethel Patterson in the Dawson
district, Hsz d Williams ON the Branch.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Renfew Gallagher was on the sick list
last week.