Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-11-22
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of Dec, to take course of study at
the Lyndon Institute.
Coventry.
Jennie Murray has returned from
Springfield, Mass.
Clark Morse is suffering from
heart and lung trouble.
Charlie Livingstone is home from
the Montpelier school.
Burbank & Williams boom broke
Thursday night and let nice lot of
clapboards down the river.
The Sunday school concert and
chicken pie supper at the Cong.
church was postponed from Friday
to Tuesday eve, Nov. %, on &C
count of the storm. 1t is hoped that
there will be a good attendance.
CraftSburv.
VIM. B. Critchett has moved in
with John Martin, his father-in-law.
Prof. White is giving instruction
in music to several young ladies in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Caroline CLARK, who has been
sick with typhoid fever, died Nov.19,
aged 80 years.
Mrs. William Flowers from Ban
gor, Me-, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Henry Douglass.
John Norris has been engaged to
teach the district. school at the Com
mon the coming winter.
The knowledge Cleaners of the c..
L. S. G. held meeting Nov. Sand
elected officers for the coming year.
Union Thanksgiving services
will be held at the Cong. church at
the usual hour on Thursday, the 25th
inst.
The village school closed Tuesday,
Nov. 16. The closing exercises we're
held at the town hall, and were much
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Collins run about 5000 logs
into his mill-dam during the freshet
on Thursday, and started his board
saw on Saturday.
The fall term al Craftsbury Acad-
envy closed Friday eve, Nov. 10.
The exercises were held at Cong.
church and were very entertaining.
Mrs. Albert Cowles, whose sick
ness has heretofore been mentioned,
died on Wednesday, Nov. II. Mrs
Cowles has been a great sufferer.
She was treated in Burlington hos.
pital for long time but received nc
help, and was brought back home in
the latter part of the summer, where
she has gradually failed to the last.
The funeral services were held at the
house on Friday, Rev. John Frasiel
officiating.
Derby
Uncle Ed. johnson has gone te
Derby Line.
At the Todd auction the farm was
bid off at $250O, by Mrs. Todd's
son-in-law
Miss Winnie Bullock is quite sick
Mrs. Samuel Holt is troubled will
paralysis.
West Derby.
The Universalist Ladies' Aid Soci.
ETY. will meet at VIM. Hadley's Tues
day evening. All please come.
Nine dwelling houses and one re-
pair shop have been built here the
past summer. Four of them are just
being compile ed. More will he bull
next year.
Mrs. Ellen Hunt of this place los
a valuable horse recently. A brothe
drove the team to Newport, and il
crossing the lake bridge, the hors,
stepped into hole in the planking
breaking leg in such manner tina
the animal had to be killed.
The ladies of the Free Baptist So
ciety are to be commended for tn
excellent entertainment and oyste
supper given at the church vestry OF
Wednesday evening of last week 70
the benefit of Rev. A. L. Morey
Although the weather was unpleas
ant, the rooms were we'll filled, an
the net proceeds were nearly $50.
Sa1em-Derby.
Mrs. Betsey Masonville is in Ne,
York visiting friends.
Our New Workers have all return
ed home in good health and spirits.
John Bradford has rented his farr
for three years to Peter Godette.
Miss Nellie Walcott Of Eas
Charleston is teaching her secon
term of school in the Craft district.
Chester Nye has built an additio
to his house, and put in new wiz
dows, making quite an improvement
Glover.
l There are few mild cases of dipf
liberia in town.
g.. Fisher is investing largely
= fowls for the holiday markets.
Levi Drew raised the past seaso
125 bushels of wheat from bushe
s sowing.
4 Martin Abbott has made 275 ba
f rels of cider in his mill the preser
season.
y The Bean Bros. are building a
ice house; Lindol French is repair
7 ing his house.
Aaron Sargent has rented William