Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-10-30

Charles Hezelton and Charles Da-
Wis started for California the "a.
May good luck attend them.
Rev. S. W. Kingsbury from New
Hampshire, preached very able SER
mon in the Congregational church
Sunday, the 22d.
Horace Ruiter and family have
moved to Beebe Plain, and David S..
Cook has moved into MI. Ruiter' S
house here. Samuel Winslow has
moved back to his farm.
1t is quite time for repairs here
just now, G.. S. Human, Mrs. Buck
and Charles Hildreth have reshingl-
ed their houses, and J. E. Wilson
his barn, C. E. Bennett is making
repairs on the Chase house.
E. w. Parlin has just completed a
very neat and pretty hearse, which
he is ready to use whenever occa-
sion requires, so there is no longer
any necessity of sending out of town
for hearse whenever a death oc-
ours.
The 26th marriage anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Bennett was
celebrated on the evening of Oct. %,
about so friends being present.
The evening was spent in socical
converse, music, etc. Rev. Kings
bury offered an appropriate prayer.
Refreshments were in abundance and
substantial presents were received.
Coventry.
Mrs. Harvey has sold her farm to
Messrs. Burbank and Langmaid.
Miles Brown has sold his farm in
the Gore to Sam Wells, for 500.
Possession given December LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Cowles, learn
ing of the dangerous illness of Mrs.
S. S. Paddock, arrived on Friday,
finding Mrs. Paddock slightly better.
Mrs. Hayes is also very sick.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Derby preached
at the Methodist church yesterday
Rev. G. D. r. Meacham preached at
Cong. church yesterday and will con-
tinue to do so until a regular minister
is employed.
Derby.
Mrs. Geo. Chase has gone to Col
chester on visit.
Mrs. Sophia Stoddard. lady min
ty years of age, reads readily without
glasses.
The present board of teachers in
the academy insist on thorough work
and say that they wish for no pupils
who come for any other purpose.
There was a large corn husking at
A. A. Silver's on Saturday evening.
The usual programme was varied by
the use of oysters, instead of pump
kin pie.
The ladies of the Congregational
society gave an oyster supper at Good
Templar's, and sociable at Acade-
my hall ON Thursday eve. A very
pleasant entertainment.
Drs. Blanchard of Newport and
Clark took out an diseased eye fol
| Alex Wood on the Dist inst. This
is the second case of the removal OF
an eye in this town in less than q
year.
Sanford Human has recently re-
turned from New York, where he
has been for the removal of a can.
Ger from the lip. The removal was
effected by the application of plas.
ter which did it's work without pain.
By request of the W. G. I. Union.
DR.. Clark will speak again next Sun.
day evening at the NJ. E. church
Subject, "Some of the effects of al
cohol on the human organism
The lecture will reflect the results Of
recent scientific investigation ant
will be illustrated with charts.
Glover.
F. P. A. Clark dug recently s.
pounds of potatoes from l pound o
seed.
Rev. B. M. Tillotson breaches a
the South church next Sunday fore
noon and afternoon.
Miss Emma Burroughs has a mic
line of millinery goods, which sh
will gladly show to her customers.
G. P. Owen and wife visited Bel
lin and Montpelier last week. Clal
ence took home a two-seated Garage
May Randall has finished he
{ school in Holland and commenced t
teach the South Hill school in thi
l town, last Monday.
I'll. Phillips and Elmer Dwinell al
improving the looks of their prem
r ses by placing a granite curling
$ front of their buildings.-Lysias Wi
$ ley is also making extensive impro1
: ments around his buildings.
n We trust that each Congregation
! church in the county will send at lea
n two representatives to the Fellowshi
+ Meeting, at Greensboro, Tuesday al
a Wednesday, Oct 81 and Nov. l. The il
II terest manifested in our first effort effec
o seriously all subsequent results. Do III
Il allow any poor excuse to detain you.
v Per order of Fellowship Committee.
n Holland.
II Mason Pinney has just complete
e a large new barn.
% Henry Pinney and George Ke
dali have lately painted their house