Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-09-13

schools.
Coventry.
Mrs. Charles Alger lost an infant
daughter last Saturday.
Rev. w. I. Todd will attend the
quarterly meeting to be held next
Sabbath.
H. G. Cleveland and wife have
gone TO the beach; Mrs. FL. c. Mich
OILS has gone to Boston on visit.
CraftSburv.
The item of last week should have
read: 1t is reported that Luman
Smith is going to rebuild his mill, in
stead of "repair." 1t is hard repairing
ing a mill that is burned down.
East Craftsbury.
Mrs. E. W. Paige and children
from New York City are visiting at
J. B. Calderwood's.
Homer Bradley lost his only horse
the other day, making the second
horse he has lost within year.
Lyceum at the Common next We'd
nesday eve. The labor question is
to be decided. Everybody invited.
Mrs. C. M. Blake and children
from Boston and Mrs. Thomas Little
and children from Washington, D.
c., who have been visiting IN this
place for the last 3 months, returned
to their homes last week.
Derby
B. F. Grout is home, Daniel Da-
Wis also.
The Ladies Aid cleared S10.45 by
furnishing dinner for the freemen on
Tuesday.
Not excitement enough on election
day to bring out our voters. Major
Grout was elected by large major
ity on the first ballot.
Ira Kelly has purchased of Emera
Kingsbury the old True hotel, paying
$110O; Nixon Morse has bought the
Johnson place, paying S115O.
Glover.
In the death of Napoleon B. Davis
which occurred on Friday last, the
town loses one of it's best citizens
Mr.. Davis grew up among us an(
was identified largely with the affair:
of the town. He had held varlou:
offices, and was for many years al
efficient superintendent of schools
In every sphere he was pains-taking
honorable and efficient. In tn,
church he was valuable mem
, Der, in his community good neigh
Dor, land in his family a kind HUSBAND
and loving father. Some years sine
, he suffered from a severe disease o
the brain, from which he never full
recovered. His last illness was Ion;
and severe. He leaves many friend
and the town will mourn his loss.
, Holland.
The republicans are making gal
over the dem ocrats in this old dem
; ocratic town, and beat them by
4 majority of about 20.
The Methodist churches of Hollan
, and Morgan will hold grove meet
ing in Mr.. Hamilton's COVE on tn
14th, 10Th and 10th of this montl
Services at 10 80 a. IN. and D. II
Revs. S. Donaldson, P. E., w.
Todd, $. B. Currier, A. ScIibner,
2. Chase. w. S. Smithers, H. T
Howard and others are expected
take part. Bring Gospel Hymns.
). Il'a~butI.Gh.
The Ladies' Aid and II. T. G.
will meet with Mrs. j. G. Chapma
on Friday of this week. Your
- peoples sociable in the evening. A
invited.
70 The election contest was qui
" sharp but friendly. The republican
a had it their own way here and cou
r afford to battle among themselves #
a ballot or two. G.. w. Wheeler W:
. elected. Mr.. Wheeler is one of o.
# brightest business men and will NAL
9. an intelligent and careful legislato
in Jay
pr Orison Huntley has returned
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie have be,
III at Charleston on visit.
2 The bridge by G.. c. Lucier's is b
ing repaired and moved.
es Henry Trim has bought lot
t. mountain land of B. F Paine.
as School at Jay Center begins Ser
10; Miss Minnie Johnson teacher.
at Frank Wakeman and wife are
ID town at present, but return to 70
D. state as soon as he disposes of |
ro farm.
Rev. F. Currier, former pastor
M. E.. church, occupied the pull
'.' last Sunday. His many friends d
H. glad to see him.
9 Phineas Sargent, brother of L.
- Sargent, has been spending fl
days with him. He has not be
K at Jay for II years, and sees ma
lg changes.
ne Newport.
Court bids fair to hold three wee
b. or more.
~ John Rhodes lost 500 from
W trunk last Friday night.
y The matter in regard to emptyi
the sewer into the bay has been a