Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-09-08

staunch little boat under its presen
management is having all it can do.
Mr.. j. B. Clement extended al in
vitation to the friends of the success
full Candidate for representative, B,
F. d. Carpenter, Tuesday evening to
meet at his house rs responded to
the call and a very pleasant evening
was spent. The company was treat
ed to some of Mr.. Clements best
honey. Mr.. c. and lady made the
affair very enjoyable to all present
by their generous hospitality. All
present pronounced the honey the
best that they had ever eaten.
Bloomington.
Clarence and Zaida Wiley are al
Derby attending school.
Miss Carrie Carpenter is visiting
her friends in this place.
DR.. Nathan Tracy and his wife
of Boston have been visiting his
brother Herbert.
The school in A. w. Willey's dis
trict commenced Sept. 1st and is
taught by Miss Angie Gibson.
Miss Mary E. Cannon has gone to
Sheffield to make it her home with
Mr.. Dana Phillips until she is 10
years old.
Chas. Noyes of this place is going
to build barn on his farm in Cana
da this fall. He is going this week
to boss the job.
Ed. Adams and o. A. Grow have
started their thereshing machine and
are ready to do good job and good
days work or no pay
Jefferson Twombly of Morrison,
ILL.,, former resident of this town,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. A. w.
Seavey, and other friends here.
Evansville.
There are several cases of severe
sickness in this place.
T. Marshall has the frame of his
house up and will finish it as soon as
possible.
Hop picking in this section is nearly
over. They are of good quality but
the crop is light.
Mrs. E. Leland gave some of her
friends the pleasure of eating maple
sugar on genuine snow recently,
which was rare treat.
Coventry.
Mrs. James Labelle of Newport,
is at home sick with typhoid fever.
The W. C. 7. U. will meet with
Mrs. Ira Boynton next Thursday af-
terncon.
The village school commenced last
Monday with twenty-three scholars
and the prospect of more.
The bridge near Heerman's mill
has been undergoing thorough re-
pairs. 1t has long needed it.
Rev. Charles Morse of Glover
preached at M. E. church yesterday,
in exchange with Rev. Smith.
Mr.. Henry Nichols has arrived
home from Boston, having been abb
sent some over year; he came
home on account of the sickness of
his wife.
Charles Cleveland is in town, and
has begun repairs on his tenement
houses, and the store that F. G. Will
llams now occupies.
FL. G. Cleveland and wife and son
have been in Boston the past week
purchasing new furniture for their
house. 1t is the incest residence in
the village. Mrs. Cleveland and
Walter have gone to New York on
visit.
E. O. Silver has returned to New
York.
The democrats cast only 81 votes
votes in this town-a heavy loss from
other elections.
Miss Flora Crane, former teach
er in the Academy here, now of
Washington. ID. c., is in town.
The fall term of the Academy
opens with good number of students
and every prospect of successful
term.
H. A. True has been in town for a
few days but returns to Boston soon
with his family.-Emerson Alger, a
former student of the Academy, has
also been here for a short time.
MIR. j. Walter Henley, of Provi-
dence, R. L., and Mrs. James A.
Chace have been visiting for a few
weeks at A. A. Silver's. They have
made many friends while in town, all |
of whom will be glad to see them |
again.
Mr.. Silver and sons and party of |
friends visiting them, recently went |
on camping and fishing tour to Es-
sex county and spent a week very
pleasantly; they brought home fifty
pounds of trout as an evidence that
hey really caught some fish.
Glover.
James Walker has recently receiv-
ed pension with back pay from the
government.
E. Burt. Phillips and wife have re-
turned from Littleton, and intend to
,Dend the wintar hara