Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-08-30


valid is staying at the home of her
brother, Geo. w. Driver, for the
present.
Miss Falrchild and Miss Bennett,
both faithful and efficient teachers,
will again teach our village schools;
Miss Carrie E. Ferrin will teach the
fall term in the Gay district; Miss
Mary McDermaid in the Dolloff dis
trlct. Miss Lura Bruce will return
to johnson to resume her labors
in the school there.
Geo. w. Baker, oldest son of Mrs.
Dorothea Baker, died very suddenly
Sunday morning. He was in his
usual health, and helped to do the
milking Saturday night and went out
Sunday morning; they missed him
and on looking for him, found him
dead. He was about so years of age
and unmarried. He was a member
of the M. E. church in this place
and although never very healthy, he
rarely missed a Sabbath. 1t can
can truly be said blessed are the
dead that die in the Lord.
Coventry.
The Coventry Sunday School will
have it's annual basket picnic at In
dian Point grove, Derby, on We'd
nesday, Sept LIST. All are cordially
invited. Teams provided for those
not having means of conveyance.
Meet at the church at s O'Clock a. m.
Derby
Ben. Human has gone to Battle
Creek, Mich, to receive treatment
at water cure hospital.
Rev. H. E. Howard and those of
his people who attended campmeet-
ing, returned home Friday evening,
tired, yet we'll satisfied with their
| labors.
B. W. Murch, A. NJ, is IN town
ready to open the school Aug. 31st
Mr.. Murch was the teacher here last
year and gave satisfaction which is
a sufficient recommend. This acade'
my is being repaired and renovated
at considerable expense so, with {
liberal patronage can easily be term
ed one of the best schools in north
ern Vermont.
Glover.
n. B. Davis is no better and it il
feared he may not recover.
Glover has band organized, an(
Prof. Whitney is giving lessons.
The Ladies' Aid will meet mex
Thursday afternoon. All are in
vited.
W. H. Phillips and Mrs. Prindl
have each newly shingled thei
houses.
Mrs. Helen Hunt has gone to New
York to visit her brother, Herber
Mcclellan.
The Institute school commence
| Wednesday. Let there be good at
tendance.
The Earnest Workers will hold
lawn party at Joseph G. Kings
next Friday, Sept 3. All are in
vited.
Nathan and Bell Norton return t
the Normal school at Johnson, Sept
Z; they think it one of the best o
schools.
Sumner Scott and wife are visitin,
relatives here. Capt. A. w. Davi
of White River junction came Satur
day evening, to spend the Sabbat
with his brother.
Let every republican voter remem
Der that the caucus for nominating
town representatives and justices O
the peace, IS to be held at Yves
Glover, Saturday evening, Sept. 4th
at Z o'clock. Let us have a flu
vote.
Remember that it is of great i'm
portance that every town be repre-
sented this year by the best man in ii
Glover will want to be represented b
an Edmunds man, and it will be we
to send a man who has had a year.
experience in the legislature. Con-.
Jay
Frank Judd is building a barn.
, The iron bridge at South Jay wa
completed last week.
/ Geo. Bruce and wife have been t
Waterbury on visit.
: Miss Kate Follensby is to have
J class in music here this fall.
E Sydney Hines has moved int
Mary Tatro's.
t Mrs. L. Recor was taken severel
ill last week, but is improving.
School in district No. l began las
week, taught by Miss E. A. Graz
dali.
Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie has been a
tending the campmeeting at Lyndor
vile.
Nelson Morse has taken A. N
Wakeman's farm for the comm
year.
Geo. Bartlett and Frank Ware
, are to attend school at St. Johnshur
this fall.
: Martin S. Chamberlin has begu
9 work on his new house on the we
side of the road.
, Ladies Aid Society met at Mr.