Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-08-02

S. A. Peck starts for market this
to purchase new goods.
Z. ID. Stafford has let himself as
commercial traveller, and will start for
Boston Tuesday night.
Heber Parker thinks the party who
stole his berries last Friday was very
kind in leaving the pals.
E. E. Stafford is making arrangements
to build his store over, it will be a great
to the village.
Chandler French & Co. have worked
and shipped over two million feet of
lumber since last January.
Three persons were baptized here last
Saturday and united with the Seventh
Day church. Others are keeping Sat-
urday and Sunday both, so as to be
sure they are right.
A little eight years old daughter of
DR.. E. G. Stevens was picking berries
in company with her younger sister, a
few days since, when she was indecently
assaulted by Geo. Fletcher of Coventry,
an eighteen years old lad. Fletcher has
been arrested.
Bloomington
A picnic excursion under the auspices
of the school at the Center, F. R. Stod-
dard, teacher. was made from the Center
and vicinity on Friday last. About $50
participated. The day was fine and the
excursion was much enjoyed by all.
f. R. Stoddard of Westfeld will teach
the fall term of the Grammar school at
the village, which commences Sept. 1st.
Mr.. Stoddard having taught several
successful terms of school in this town
will doubtless have a full school this
fall.
CraftSbury.
Mr. Sewell Allen is in town, from Ma
lone, N. Y, visiting friends.
A homeopathic physician has moved
into the house where DR.. Bemis formerly
lived.
Rev. John Wallace and family have
returned from Canada where they have
been visiting friends.
Mrs. Allen, wife of Henry Allen, is
very sick at this writing and is not ex-
pected to recover. Mrs. Allen is the
daughter of Wyram Wiley.
Mr.. Charles Chamberlain and wife
have returned from Saratoga. Mrs
Chamberlain has been there nearly year,
much to the Improvement of her health
Our farmers are in good spirits ovel
the large hay crop, the fine look Of
other crops, and the prospect that farm
products will bring good price this
fall.
Mrs. Job Allen died in Newbury
where she has been of late for medica
treatment, on Monday, July &c. Til,
remains were brought home on Tuesda.
and the funeral was held on Wednesday
She was an excellent woman, and he
death is great loss to the family anC
the community.
Derby.
Major J. Grout is here from Chicago
Ask Ed. Norcross what he know
about shooting hens.
Quite large party went from here t
Morgan Beach last Thursday.
The plank walk at the upper end 0
the street is anything but credit t
the village.
Rev. Mr.. Turner, former stndent Q
Derby academy, preached at the Baptis
church yesterday.
Harry True has returned from s
Leon Springs, and reports good tim
and crowds of visitors.
Milo Pcrcival, who has been runnin
the stage from here to Derby Line,
going back to Island Pond.
! Mrs. u. P. Wiley, who was seriousl
hurt by the bursting of bottle of yeas
is recovering from her injuries.
The wife of Mr.. Morey, who moved O
to Jesse Willey's farm last spring, die
yesterday morning from consumption.
Glover.
Quite number of our citizens 90
Owls Head to enjoy few days of cam
ing out.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins are
town visiting their. friends. Mr.. Pc
I kins preached at both villages la
Sabbath.
/. R. Aldrich, formerly of this tow
is at home on visit. Mr.. Aldrich
located at Philadelphia. He is princip
+ of an institution for the cure of speet
impediments.
: Mr.. E. o. Randall, of west Glove
: has been paying 5 cents pound f
: raspberries the past week. Since N
s Randall adopted the pay down syster
: goods have been bought very low at
: store.
!, Greensboro Bend.
Y Three children were born in So hou
r. within the radius of mile, recently.