Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-12-13
Reuben Sherwin, William Cheney's

Mrs. Guar Leonard received pres
ent of a nice sealskin cape from her
brother, DR.. Allen, and Lizzie Allen
received $40 from her father, who
is with DR.. Allen in California.
North CraftSbury.
1t is reported that Osman Shute
went home one day recently to visit
his father, and during the night stole
a suit of clothes and an overcoat,
and $50 in money, and skipped,
leaving note saying he was gong
West. If he will go West as far as
Alaska, it will be blessing to Yer
mont.
Derby
The three societies are holding
union meetings preparatory to re-
vival m ceilings.
The Congregationalist people will
hold bazaar Dec. 16 and IL which
will be of interest to all.
A. D. Bates has been offered $500
for his black span, but it don't excite
him any.
A. A. Silver's family have gone to
Mass. to spend the winter. Mr.. Sill
yer will go later.
Salem-Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DwyerIare here
to spend the winter with their son
| Frank.
Miss Myrtle Kelley teaches the
school in the Crandall district this
winter.
A lyceum has been organized for
the winter at the Croft school-house
with Geo. w. Wilson as president.
Willie, son of Francis Blanchard,
who has been suffering from an at
tack of insanity, is little better.
West Derby.
Pleasant Universalist sociable at
o. D. Harvey's last Wednesday
evening.
Rev. A. L. Morey is giving series
of lectures on Pilgrims Progress at
the church which are interesting.
Charles Coburn had four fingers
cut off at the International Mill on
Saturday last. Al White los
two fingers at his mill.
On Friday last, Johnnie, 81,
years old son of, William Worth wa:
run over by runaway double team
and so badly injured that 1t is feared
he can not recover.
Glover.
O.. P. Fisher will take in fresl
dressed poultry next Thursday a
Glover, paying highest cash prices.
Sociahle of the Ladies' Mite Soci
ETY. at Institute Hall, Friday after
noon and evening of Dec. 18th. A
corn supper will be served between
5 and 61a O'Clock. Evening enter
tainment, an apron festival.
M. E. quarterly conference, Dec
19,at 2 o'clock, p. m.-Funeral serv
ices of the late Mahala Turnbull will
be held at M. E. church, Dec. 10
The w. M. society at West Glover
moete with MIRO. s. @. Cook, Thure
day afternoon.
Greensboro.
Agricultural meeting here some
time between Dec. q and 25.
The youngest son of Rev. Johl
W. Baker of Pennington Falls, Me.
was drowned last week when skating
Mr.. Baker was a native of this town
Holland.
John Landerville recently pierced
his foot with pitchfork tine.
Jennie Boynton teaches school il
Dist. No. 4; Hattie Davis in Dist
No. 5; Katie Evans in Dist. No. z
Caswell & French are pushing for
ward the work on their new mill a
fast as possible. They have one o
the best lumber "plants" in this sec
ton of the state.
lraSbur&h.
Mrs. L. E. jameson is in town OF
visit.
The course of lectures in the M
E. church was a success. They
were we'll attended and were all O
them interesting.
There is to be donation visit TO
the benefit of Rev I. P. Chase at M
E. church Wednesday evening, Dec
Is. All are invited.
; The Good Templars' District Uniol
hold meeting here next Saturday
The afternoon session is to be pub
!; lie and every one is invited to attend
The Milk Maids festival and fai
! was we'll patronized and a good sun
! of money was realized. We under
stand the young ladies are workin.
to secure funds towards painting tn
Cong. church.
Hon. L. H. Thompson expects t.
leave home Thursday, to spend tn
winter in Southern Italy, hoping tt
receive benefit to his health. Hi
daughter, Maggie, will go to Grea
Falls, N. H. with him, where sh
will attend school during the winter.
Jay
David Mahan has bought G.. c
Lucier's house and lot where Lucie
lives,
Geo. Bruce is back to Jay but il
soon to move tO Wastfiald tn live dnr