Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-06-16

marriage of his daughter, Ada, with
John N. Cook. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Z. j. Wheeler.
The bride received many handsome
presents from her numerous friends.
Mrs. j. x. Barney of Providence,
r. l., will deliver free lecture in
the interests of tie w. G. T. T., in
the Cong. church Friday, June goth,
at $50 p. IN. Mrs. Barney comes to
us very highly recommended as an
interesting speaker, and it is ear
nestly hoped that all will avail them
selves of the privilege of hearing her.
East Charleston.
E. j. Bruce gets about 81 1000 in
pension money.
c. Morse has hard luck, having
lost his horse and cow lately.
S. w. Stevens has run telephone
from the Sweeney store to his house.
A. L. Piper has bought the Lang
stage route and goes into possession
to-day.
F. Colbeigh, who has been in Con-
necticut of late, is home, but thinks
of returning there to make his home.
Crattsburv.
Charley Hatch has newly shingled
his house.
Crops of all kinds look finely for
this season of the year.
Mrs. Graham and family have ar
rived here to spend tie summer with
relatives.
Children's Day will be observed by
a union service at the M. E. church
on Sunday, June %.
Mrs. French, who has spent the
winter with relatives in N. Y, has
returned to her home.
The barn and shed and 8 or 10
tons of hay belonging to Mrs. Clark
on West Hill was burned the 10th.
Cause-boys and matches.
Mrs. Hattie A. Merrill was taken
with hemorrhage of the lungs on
Monday, June 9, and has been quite
low since.-Mrs. Lydia Leavitt is
quite sick.-Mrs. Julia Goodrich
seems to be slowly improving.
Coventry.
Rev. Geo. Ide's family from the
West are here on visit.
Arthur Trudeau was badly hurt or
the head by being hit by a falling
window.
B. F. Tower and wife are away OF
a visit.-Mrs. E. A Spalding has ar
rived home.
Mrs. William Stevens learned O
the death of her brother, in Whitefeld
| n, H., last week.
William Brooks had a narrow es
cape from death last week while a
work rolling logs, he received
badly injured leg.
Children's Day passed off YER
pleasantly at the M. E. church yes
terday. The floral display was beau
tiful, the remarks of Rev. Smit
very appropriate and all the exercise
good.
Mrs. Judge Cleveland, whose lon
illness has been mentioned, died O
Friday last and her funeral was at
tended on Saturday, Rev. Bacon off
ciating. She was woman of mos
exemplary character, faithful mem
Der of the church and will be great
missed in her community. The funel
al of Mrs. William Lathe was attend
ed on the same day. Nine wome
have been buried in this town sine
Apr. 1st.
East Craftsbury.
Dea. Morse is getting ready t
repair his buildings.-Joseph A
,, Crane is making repairs on his house
We have just received news by tel
egraph that William Hunter, formerl
of this place, died at his home
Illinois the 9th.
G Derby.
: M. A. Adams cut his foot quit
t badly.
The Children's Day exercises ,
the M. E. church were interestin
: and we'll attended.
!. West Derby.
= Pin. Leach has got up the fran
II to his new house, on the lot recent
. purchased of w. O.. Norris.
= G.. F. Cutting and wife start th
e week to pay visit to their daughte
/ Mrs. Harvey Marckres, in Herkime
u Ny
t. Thomas Gale has moved his hou
7. to the opposite side of the road {
4 to the lot he purchased of c. S. Gu
D. ting.
ir On Wednesday night last, thiev
+; visited the premises of Ed. Ball ia
st ing horse, wagon and harness; Il
a. robes were spread on the barn flo
- to prevent the noise being hea
- Search was at once began and
D. Friday the team was found hitch
9. to fence in the town of Morga
no clue to the thieves.
+" Evansville.
u Alanson Allard and family, W
went west last winter, returned he
IN last Friday.
III Thomas Marshall has bought
small piece of land of Frank We