Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-06-21


Cl-aftsburv.
t. J. Newton is repairing his
buildings.
Miss Geneve Scott is quite sick at
Charley Hatch's.
Mrs. Freeman Williams and daugh
ter from Boston are visiting at Mr..
Rand's.
Jane, a sister of Schuyler Corey,
from Massachusetts, is here keeping
house for him.
Mr.. Rand has been fixing up
around his store, making the premises
look much better.
Arthur Aston and wife started for
California to join the Root brothers,
who are brothers to Mrs. Aston
The family of Geo. Allen from the
West are in town, boarding at the
Orleans House till he arrives in the
fall.
Mrs. Charles Chamberlin is so i'm
proved in health as TO be able to be
carried to James Aliens, where she
will remain during the summer.
Kinney & Collins have 5000 logs
about three miles up the stream, and
they are looking for a big rain So
they may get them to the mill.
At the caucus held Saturday even
ing, Geo. w. Simpson, Henry Stew
ems and Charles Hoyt were chosen
delegates to the county convention.
East Craftsbury.
Jas. G.. Simpson from Minneapo-
lis is home for short visit.
Rev. Mrs. JIM. Dutton from N. H.
has been in town visiting friends.
Prof. G. W Henderson has been
engaged to teach the high school at
the Common. This means success.
Arthur Aston and family started
| for California last week, where they
intend to make their home in the flu
ture.
A. M. Hartman has laid aside the
mother hen, and commenced Matching
chickens by the patent process with
some success.
Republicanism is getting somewhat
mixed at the south end of the county,
and leading republicans are reported
as using adjectives more forcible than
polite.
Derby
Charles Davis has returned from
Meredith, and is again clerking fol
Mr.. Newcomb.
Mrs. Magoon has two daughters
from Boston visiting her. She had s
load of furniture come from Boston
recently.
The delegates to the republican
county convention were JOSIAH
Circuit, f. w. Clark, Seymour Lane
B. F. Grout has made arrange
ments to 90 to Rock Island, P. O., tt
work in Butterfiield & Co.'S machin,
shop, beginning June 2lst.
Some of the people from this place
went to Beebe Plain Wednesday ev
ening to attend the jubilee of the Bap
fist Association. Although we die
not enjoy the jubilee, we felt paid TO
our effort after listening to the abl
sermon delivered by Rev. Mr.. Lori
: mer
Tuesday, the 10Th inst, was tn
first day of the season that peopl
could legally fish. Fishermen wer
out at dawn of day, some of then
having good success. Allie Chand
Ter and Geo. Human caught abou
g 100 lbs. There were probably 20
It lbs caught that day.
II Glover.
Dr.Templeton and Els. Norton wer
n chosen delegates to attend count
: convention.
: Mrs. +. w. Pierce and childre
C have gone to visit her home in Ne,
IS York.
The tTniversalist Association meet
II ings, held here the past week, wer
it largely attended.
st The next meeting of the Ladies
: Mite Society will be held at Institut
II Hall, Friday afternoon, June 18th.
e All interested will please gather 6
/ the parsonage next Friday a. M, t.
u help reshingle the L. of the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Leonar
of Illinois are spending few week
- among friends and in their old home
Fred Wright and wife of Boston
=" and Mrs. A. d. Scott of Lebanon
n. H., are here to visit their age
Il parents, who are in very feeble health
Preston Skinner and wife wei
IN agreeably surprised on the 18th ms
by visit from number of the
lie friends, reminding them that it wa
If the fifth anniversary of their ma
J. riage. Valuable presents were LEI
e. as mementoes of the pleasant occs
or sion.
D, There was one received into flu
membership and two immersed at N
re E. church yesterday. There will
4. no service at the church here nez
r. Sunday morning, an account of qua
terly meeting at w. Glover, whic
r will commence with love feast
:. 10 a. m.
- West Glover.
.Justin Cook is renairino his bu;l,