Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-09-07

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skilful and successful physician and
a good citizen.
The death harvest continues, and
two more of our citizens died last
week. Mrs. Ezra Guild died on Tues
day. She was very estimable lady
and her loss will be mourned by
large number of friends. She leaves
a husband and four children.-John
Chapman died ON Wednesday and
both funerals were held on Friday.
CraftSburv.
James Smith, 80 years of age, is
in failing health.
The school at the village is taught
by Lovisa Kinney, and opens with
81 scholars.
Amory Dawson has started with
his big drive of cattle. 500, for the
down country markets.
Major Robbins has purchased the
place in this village lately occupied
by Rev. Samuel Anderson.
The three Sunday schools in this
town made their annual excursion to
Greensboro Pond last Tuesday, a
large number attending. The day
was showery, but the party had an
enjoyable time. Those who desired
to, made trips in boats and the steam
er. Whitney's band discoursed fine
music.
North CIaftsbury.
Mrs. Jane Corey and Mrs. Ann
Corey from Chicago, formerly of
this town, have spent some time in
visiting relatives.
Messrs. Brown & Huard, pho
tographers, now located at North
era ftsbury will close their tents dur
ing State Fair, will return about the
18th of September.
Henry Stems is in town visiting
friends; he has resided in Florida a
few years and owns an orange grove
there. Henry Chase's widow and a
son of John Chase have spent some
time visiting in town.
West Charleston.
Leavitt Hildreth is recovering
| from his illness.
Miss. Lydia Human has returned
to Indiana, to teach school.
Our village is getting to be quite 4
thriving place-three meat carts be-
fore 6 O'Clock in the morning.
Eugene Royce and Bert Parlin.
start next Monday for Poughkeepsie.
N. Y, to attend the commercial
college in that place.
There is rumor that the hotel in
in our village is sold to Mr.. Norton
from Island Pond, who will take
possession in November.
There was a reception at Rev. s.
F. Drew's Tuesday eve, Sept. LIST
for Rev. w. T. Herrick and wife, al
which large number of their friends
were present.
The last session of the Wheelock
@. M. was held in this place the las
days of August, at which 6
large delegation was present; mucf
interest manifested in work for The
Master, especially IN mission work
in which the children took an active
part.
Derby.
John Mitchell will move back to
his old farm soon.
The ladies of the M. E. church
will hold a peach festival at thu
town hall next Thursday eve.
Miss Nellie Wiley has gone tt
Dover, N. H., to spend year will
her uncle, Rev. G. B. Turner.
Mr.. Emery Kingsbury who has
lain at the point of death for severa
days, is now slowly recovering.
The Misses Chandler, who have
been spending a few weeks at home
return to Worcester, Mass, to-day.
VIM. H. Human and family have
returned to this place, where they
will make it their home for the pres
ent.
Rufus Blake has purchased thu
lumber for the erection of new
house on the old site, where his was
burned down some time since.
The farm house belonging to thu
late George Eaton was totally con
sumed by fire last Saturday. 1t APP
pears that it caught the day before
by the burning out of the chimney
The fire was thought to be extin
guished but the next day it broke
out and burned the house. The
household effects were mostly saved
Glover.
School opens with thirty-six schol
ars.
Wendall, youngest child of A. c
Phillips, died last Saturday night.
W. F. Clark is canvassing for thu
revised Bible and other books will
good success.
Thomas Wyman of Australia, al
old resident of this town is herr
visiting friends.
O. V. Percival reports that from
IL bushels of sowing he reaped 10(
stocks of wheat.
From q Sacra CAL, pape
we learn that W. 0. Bowers, hus
band of her who was formerly Mis-
Eliza Kimball of this town, has re
Gently leased the Golden Eagle hotel