Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-09-20
Mrs. G. Brockway lost a cashmere
shawl between Coventry station and
Rartnn Landing on the Sth inst.

The friends of Mr.. q Mrs. Daniel
Gray gave them surprise visit on
the 10th, It being their 25th marriage
anniversary, and presented them with
a nice china tea set.
Mrs. R. B. Edmunds has gone to
Independence, Iowa, to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Daniel Bisbee. Mrs. E.
Livingstone and her daughter Emma
have gone to South Hero to stay for
while with Luke Livingstone.
Katie Thrasher died last Friday of
consumption. She was the daughter
of the late Holland and Nettie
Thrasher. Since the death of her
mother, Katie has made her home
with her aunt, Mrs. Burbank, and
has been tenderly cared for through
her sickness.
CraftSburv.
Don Andrus and Pliny Hunting
ton have returned to college.
Kinney & Collins are doing good bus
mess at their mill. They have new
planer and hatcher, and will put in
a new clapboard mill.
A. B. Powers recently dug hill
of potatoes, eight of which weighed
II pounds, the largest one weighing
2 pounds and ounces.
Derby
Albert Smith of Brunswick, who
is attending school here is sick with
typhoid fever.
Andrew Lynch was arrested on the
14th, charged with assault on the
person Of Mr.. Carr, plead guilty
and was fined four dollars and costs.
Frank Devereaux of Derby Line was
the next day fined ten dollars and
costs for an assault on Mrs. Martell.
John G.. Elder has returned from
his season at St. Lawrence Hall, Ca
couna, and has gone to Sherbrooke to
take charge of the large new ''Cen-
trail House," being completed in that
city. 1t has capacity of 800 guests.
Elder is making arrangements to &C.
commodate very large number OF
people during the Provincial Exhibi
ton, to be held there.
Sa1eIn-Derby.
| johnson Lunt, 80 years of age, at
tended Freeman's meeting.
Mrs. McDougall of Barton ha.
erected fine granite monument OF
the McDougall lot at the cemetery
The stone were quarried at the Willie,
quarry in this town.
David Glib, one of the oldest in
habitants of the town, died in Yves
Derby, and his remains were brough
to this part of the town for interment
and buried near his own home. H,
was eighty years of age.
Glover.
Mr.. Swazey is very hard sick.
i Abbott & Drew threshed Up bush
els of oats in five hours.
Sumner Scott has rented tene
ment of Chas. Crosby.
Geo. w. McGaffey has sold hi
house and land to John Mathie, hi
son-inlaw.~
Ethel Darling, youngest daughte
of Mrs. Lyman Darling, died las
week after brief illness.
Musical and literary entertainment
with refreshments served afterwards
at M. E. church Friday eve, Sept
oath.
| Mdrllu AUUOtl Vi OlOVtr HAS SldFle
up his cider mill. He makes in guam
titles above barrel at the rate of tw
cents gallon, in smaller quantite
: at three cents at gallon.
The next sociable of the Ladies
Mite Society will meet with Mrs. A
A. Williams Friday, Sept. "a. 1t i
particularly requested that all tn
members be present and as man,
others as would be pleased to attend
West Glover.
George Dow is clerking for E. O
Randall; Johnnie Borland is at ST
e Johnsbury school.
: Justin Cook is putting in silo
Harvey Lewis is repairing his mill
5 The Woman's Foreign Missionar
/ Society will meet with Mrs. Herman
Prescott, Thursday, Sept. %, at
s o'clock p. m.
e Holland.
Rev. j. E. Farrow proposes to tax
out naturalization papers.
; The Advents have been holding
tent meeting in Henry Pinney
grove.
n The late series of meetings held 9
S Morgan and at the M. E. churc
!, here have been productive of niue
good, and many have manifested
Y new interest in religion.
LO well.
CD Harding has a house nearl
completed near his tub factory; /
will be occupied by one Of his work
men.
E Funeral services of an adopted sol
of Truman Lockwood, aged about 4
were held at the Baptist church Sept
16, Rev. Mr.. Buzzell of Troy off
ciating.
9 L. P. Stannard is still very sick
: D. E. Curtis, of Boston, is vlsitln
D his parents and friends here. Grou
Skinner has returned from Boston
where he has been clerking for sew