Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-05-12

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Heredity, Mrs. J. L. Perkins and DR.. c.
+. Branch, Coventry. Entertainment will
be provided, and return checks over the
P. r. r. Collections will be taken to de-
fray expenses. Please bring bibles and
gospel hymns. The temperance people of
the county are cordially invited to be
present and to take part in the discus
slons. That all may be present at the
opening exercises, Mrs. d. P. Walworth
will give reception to delegates and
those from distance, at her house, Tues
day evening, May q, and assign them
their places of entertainment. 1t is eX-
pected that Miss Laura Moore, our former
state corresponding secretary, will be
present and take part in the exercises.
Craftsbury.
Milo Wolcott has rented his farm
to Andrew Jones.
Hosea Wheeler occupies the Bush
away house. which he hires for the
present.
Ethan Allen, who has been absent
one year with his family, has returned
to his farm.
Augustus Paddock has sold his
Major Robbins farm to Mark De-
merit for $1,000.
Amasa Randall has large lot of
cedar at his mill at Mill village which
he is saving into shingles.
Mrs. Paddock has just received
fine line of millinery and fancy goods,
which will be sold cheap for cash.
East Craftsbury.
Mrs. Lucinda Smith has lately
been granted a pension of over
$1,000.
Mrs. P Scott has rented his
farm to Henry Miller for one year
and he has taken possession.
R. S. Tolman has bought from the
r. Noodle estate twenty-five acres
of land, paying 1924 for the same.
A petition is being circulated and
extensively signed to make some
very much needed alterations on the
stage road leading from Greensboro
to East Craftsbury.
Derby.
Moses Rogers has bought of Mrs.
John Brigham, a % acre lot of land
adjoining his farm for $1,000.
Amos Sawyer has moved into the
Chandler house, Mr.. Chandler and
wife having gone to Barton Landing
to live with their daughter, Mrs.
Johnson.
The village schools commence to-
day. Miss Trip teaches the upper,
Miss Fairchild the center and Miss
Leach the south side of the river.
The Academy school closes next
Friday.
Geo. w. Grout has moved from
his brothers. house to the Elder house.
1t is reported that the Maj. will soon
close out his business in Ill. and thus
be enabled to manage his farming in
terests personally.
The pulpit at the Methodist church
was supplied by Rev. Jones yesterday
and will be next sabbath on account
of the sickness of the pastor, Rev.
John Morse, who has not been able
to come to his charge.
One day last week, a man who lives
southwest of this village, and who
had imbibed too much of the Rock
Island tangle-foot, was found drunk
on our streets and picked up and
S kept until he sobered off and then
fined.
West Derby.
Lula Fish, who has spent the win
ter West, has returned to her home,
looking finely.
Charles Allen and family have
moved here into their new house
which they have been building.
: The ordinance of baptism will bt
administered to several candidates
: next sabbath, by Rev. A. III. Mill
l iken.
The friends of Rev. A. H. Milliker
made him surprise visit last Satur
day evening, leaving a cash gift as {
token of their appreciation Of his ser
vices as pastor the last five years.
Glover.
1 Rev. Mr.. Sterling will preach a
North church May IS.
Miss Emma Burroughs has return
: ed from Boston with large suppl,
y of millinery goods.
Rev. E. w. Pierce and family
g Mrs. Huntoon and family, and Mrs
S Will Bradley are in town visiting
" friends.
l. There will be concert under tn
q auspices of the ladies' aid societ
next Thursday evening. Usual pric
of admission
le Joseph King was hurt last week
Ii his horse got frightened and raj
throwing him out of the Wagon
y breaking one of the bones IN his an
N kle and bruised him beside.
Johnnie Prindle has been engage
lie by firm IN Chicago to take chare
at of the show department of trave
ing museum, and is liable to 90 we
ty at once. If so, he will not put h
;h show on to the road till fall.
~ West Glover.
- G. III. Graves has moved from A
~ bany into c. G. Kings house on Il
nd Skinner place.