Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-07-12

Olafa DarIOWS HAS "iAiNoo HOlue
from Lansing, Mich, where she has
been teaching.
Rev. Mr.. Chase is well liked here
and the interest in the meetings and
Sunday School is on the increase.
Jennie daley Bowles and her
children are here from New York |
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. c. Cleve-
land.
CraftSburv.
Farmers anticipated heavy crop
of hay early in the season, but dry
weather has made the crop light.
Re Gently Charley Hatch picked a
strawberry from his garden straw
berry bed, which measured SIX ~
inches.
E. L. Hastings has painted the en-
tire set of his farm buildings, chang
ing the color of them; his large barn
is grass green.
Rev. and Mrs. Blake expect to 60
to So birmingham, Mass, to attend
the big Sunday School gathering.
They will be gone two or three weeks.
Fern, son of John Patterson, form
erly of this town, was killed on the
cars on a western railroad, on which
he was conductor. His remains were
brought here for burial the 9th inst.
Miss Geneva Scott has been sick
for several weeks at Charley Hatch's
with rheumatic fever; Mrs. Hatch is
also quite sick. Mrs. Simonds is
failing. Mr.. Wheeler holds his own.
Derby
Miss Green has just finished her
first term of school, having gwen
good satisfaction.
Zebulen Niles moves into the viii
lage; he is "a years of age, yet he
is quite smart and from choice does
quite an amount of work daily.
Mrs. Harvey Rogers, who died
July 4th, has long been a resident of
the town, and will be greatly missed
in the family and neighborhood.
School In district No. 5 closed July
I'd. Those having no marks are as
follows: Willie Daley, Mary Circuit,
Helen Hunt, Ola Shedd, Lillious
Shedd, Harry Wilson and Jessie Will
son; Myra Hunt absent but one
half day; Albert Clark, Meta Elder
and Harry Robbins absent but one
day; A. G.. Kelley, teacher.
Glover.
The S. S. concert at Unlversalist
church was very pleasing affair.
D. l.. Dwinell, who has been quite
sick for a number of weeks, is get
ting better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leonard have
returned to Illinois, after few
weeks pleasant sojourn among friends
here.
There was a genuine surprise at
Sherlock Gray's on the 9th. inst,
when about eighty friends and rela-
tives met in honor of fifteenth mar
riage anniversary. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Leonard of Illinois. A large num-
Der of gifts of the crystal order were
presented, E. Norton making a pre-
sentatlon speech. The afternoon
was spent in visiting, singing and
at croquet, and in the evening there
was dancing. A good supper was
provided. Mr.. and Mrs. Gray ex.
tend their thanks to all who helped
to make the day enjoyable.
West Glover.
Mrs. Sterling is still quite unwell
Mrs. Chas Dewing is gaining slow
ly.
The road machine has finished its
work for this season, and the team
is for sale.
Seven persons united with the Con
gregational church on confession o.
faith, and one was received by lette
on the first Sabbath in July. Th'
most of these persons were not con
verified in connection with the labor
of Rev. Mr.. Mills, as was stated o
implied in the MONITOR of last week
: Greensboro.
Special pension agent, James E
, Curran, has been here for a numbe
} of days, looking up the case of Sam
l W. Rice, whose pension was take
from him few years since.
Thus far the arrival of our summe
visitors for the season at the variou
: boarding houses are: At the "Elmo.
t. G.. Dockstader, wife and daugh
2 ter, F. F. Randolph, wife and daugh
fer, W. H. Hewitt and daughter iron
New York; at Lake View" Mrs
Pinkerton and two Misses Plnkerton
of Derry, N. H., and Mrs. Rev. Dl
Horton of Cheshire, Conn at G. N
Drury's, Mr.. Chaplin, wife and so
and Mr.. Jerrold and daughter of Nev
York; at A. Smalley's, Mrs. job
G. Corey and son of New York a
0 W. w. Goss', j. A. Preston an
e wife, Mrs. Geo. Martin and daughter
Prof. A. w. Phillips and wife, an
: Miss Clark of New Haven, Conn
e Miss Trythall of Cheshire, Conn.
Miss Nichols of New York and Mrs
Sporty and two daughters of Ne,
e Haven, Conn.
Holland.
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