Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-06-08
south Barton.


Barton Landing.
Mrs. II. r Horne is no better. and
Mrs. l.. w. Hildreth is very low.
There will be strawberry festival,
at the M. f. church Tuesday evening,
June 9th.
Geo. Bush has returned from New
port and will help A. E. Ordway on
his buildings.
VIM. B. Twombly fell from stool
about three feet high last Tuesday,
breaking his leg just above the ankle.
DR.. r. B. Skinner set the limb and
William is comfortable at this writ
ing.
Dir. G.. B. Billiard was here last
Tuesday and cut bone tumor from
G.. r. Gleason's leg between the knee
and ankle joint. 1t is called skill
full job, and 1t is thought that Mr..
Gleason will be around again with a
sound limb.
Bro wnin- ton.
Charles Joslyn is building a large
barn this season.
Phineas Wheeler has moved to the
Centre where he has rented rooms of
Cyrus Heath.
George A. Going has lately re-
turned from his trip to Kansas. He
is much pleased with the country.
West Charleston.
Marshall Wilson has just raised
the frame for large barn.
Hiram Hutchinson and wife have
gone to board with Mrs Isaac Hin
man.
James Bullock, who was consider
ably hurt by falling from his wagon
about two weeks ago, is again able
to drive his team.
Mae Parlin has returned to Stone
ham, Mass. her sister Irene has
gone back with her. Mrs. Wesley
Foster has gone to Rhode IslanC
visiting.
Coventry.
Children's Day exercises at boil
churches next Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Stowell has reached
Massachusetts on her way home from
California.
Mrs. Israel Trudeau died on thu
31st ult. She leaves a husband an(
eight children. Her death is grea
loss
CraftSburv.
| Deacon Morse has thoroughly re
paired his house.
George Chase received a ba'
wound a few days since between hi
eyes, caused by colt which hit hir
with his forefoot.
There will be union services mex
Sabbath (Children's day. at the Com
mon in the Cong. church, the M. E
and the Cong. people uniting.
William and Charles Merrill al
doing good business in the Kline
shop, which they bought few week
ago those that are in want of sash
doors and blinds will do well to call
Carrie, daughter of Deacon Nose
Root, and wife of Rev. Moody, pas
tor of Presbyterian church in Cali
fornia, has returned with her tw
children to spend the summer wit
her relatives.
There is lady here who had twelv
teeth extracted on Friday, May 2i
by DR.. jackson on the Saturda
following he completed her a new sc
which she wore to church on Sunday
and has continued to wear them eve
since.
On Thursday evening, June It'll
Mrs. DR.. Huntington will give a
account of her escape through tn
rebel blockade to the north at til
time of the rebellion; it is hope
every body will come as it is yer
entertaining.
The account of the church enter
prise was in the main correct; ther
were some errors, however. TIL
names of the building committe
should read, Noble Kinney, Amor
Dawson and Job Alien. The none
raised on subscription in the winte
of 18S3-S4 should have read $50
the remainder ($13OO) has bee
pledged since May 1884. The done
of the pulpit should have read A.
Calderwood.
Derby.
The selectmen have bought a Viz
tor road machine.
A. J. Allbee & Sons build a larg
furniture warehouse this summer.
Geo. Sevrens is dangerously sick
and M. M. Kelsey is on his bed, bu
not dangerously sick.
Daniel Davis is repairing his buili
ings and erecting new barn, E. f
Jenne doing the work.
L. D. Adams has bought of Charlie
johnson the land formerly owned b
Jesse Wiley, price $3.50. He ais
purchased 81 acres of A. d. Bate
a.. adjoining, which makes Mr.. Adams
altogether fine situation.
The friends and neighbors of job
: @. Elder, to the number of 100 {
more, made him visit on Saturda
evening and had very enjoyabl
, gathering. 1t is conceded that h
, new "Lake House has had goo