Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-06-23

AnureW 0ray mas got inaple ouSai
over 90 years old, made when sap
troughs were used instead of buckets.
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler of West Charles
ton, who preached at the Center, Sun
day, June 10, will preach there again
the Doth.
Simeon Nichols has bought of
James lite his dry house at Bartlett's
mill and will move it on to the Mar
garet Nichols place where he will do
cooper business.
Mrs. Uttin, who has been confined
to her home for some years and much
of the time to her bed, has been in a
measure restored to health. Her
friends rejoice to see her again at
church to worship Him, who has been
her support during her sickness.
KILLED.-A boy of fourteen years
of age named Jones, whose home
was in Potion, P. O., was caught in
the shaftlng at Preston's mill on Fri
day afternoon and so terribly injured
that he died in two hours. He was
literally torn in pieces.
EvanSvilIe.
Frank Wells has bought the Cady
place paying $3.50.
A man named Carpenter has rented
the Wells tenement and will work in
the stone mill.
J. C. Bartlett has his large barn
up and is hurrying so as to have it
ready for hay this season.
Hay and grain are booming in this
vicinity, but small fruits and vegeta-
bles were badly Injured by the frost.
Herbert, son of J. B. Leland, who
went 20 Concord, Mass, last fall to
work, has been home on short visit
but has now returned and is 10 take
charge of large farm there for a
year.
Coventry.
A bear was seen in the north neigh
borhood yesterday.
Frank Adams has gone to So. He
TO and intends to spend the summer
there.
Mrs. Wait Morey has been very
sick with rheumatic fever but is slowly
recovering.
Mis-. Judge Cleveland bequeathed
$1,000 to the Congregationalist church
in this place.
There will be picnic and ride fol-
the benefit of the children of the
Band of Hope, July 4th. There viii
be meeting next Saturday at M. E
vestry to make preparations.
NoTICE-The taxpayers of the town O
Coventry are hereby notified that the
town and county and state school tax bills
for 1884 have been delivered to me fol
collection and said taxpayers who pay
their several taxes before ninety days
from the date of this notice, will be en-
titled to deduction of four per cent or
all town taxes so paid. Taxes remaining
unpaid after the expiration of ninety days
will be delivered to the collector of sale
town of Coventry to be collected forth
with by process of law.
F. WILLIAMS, Toaon Treasurer.
Coventry, VT, June 21st, 1884.
CraftSbur.v.
There is to be a great celebration
here on the 4th of July.
The delegates to the county con
vention, are Henry Stephens, Amory
Dawson and j. w. Simpson.
The Methodist quarterly meeting
will be held on Sunday, the 10Th
Quarterly conference on Tuesday
July LIST, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Derby.
Delegates to the county convention
Maj. Grout, E. F. Darling, E. W
Clark and Charles Lunt.
Rev. John Morse had bone of hi
right arm broken on Saturday morn
ing by an accident with a horse.
West Derby.
Sam Lunt has decided to build OF
his lot near James Joslyn's, and viii
commence his job at once.
A telegram announces the death o
Miss Cfarissa Austin, so well know
to most people in this vicinity.
Celia Boyle, who has been sick al
the spring and summer, has so far re
covered as to be able to ride out
short distance.
Miss. Minnie Adams is home on
visit from Washington D. CIV
Dean has returned from St. Johns
bury, where she intended spendin
the summer, and is with her sister
Mrs. Norris, whose health is quit
poor.
On Thursday evening last, lare
party of friends surprised Mr.. an
Mrs. Dean Fuller at their home,
being their second wedding annive
sary. A poem written for the occ;
sion was read by Mrs. DR.. Hoskin
remarks by Rev. Mr.. Bean and mus
and singing by Mrs. A. j. White
A number of nice presents of silvt
were presented and refreshment
served.
Glover.
The Earnest Workers will meet
Ezra Clark's on Friday afternoo
next.
The Ladies Mite society hold the
next meeting Friday afternoon at Il
stitute Hall.