Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-07-09


en- will give lectures, and a missionary
meeting will be held on the l7th,to be adj
dressed by Revs. S. Donaldson, III. p.
Cushing and A. l.. Cooper. SEC
South Barton.
Robt ellis has sold 100 dozen of eggs,
months.
The Free Baptists having withdrawn
from the Union Sunday School, the Union
jsts and Methodists will hold a
Sunday School each Sabbath, on the day
they hold services, at O'Clock p. m, and
at D. m. at the school house, on the day
the Baptists hold services. library
will be provided and the school promises
to be more harmonious and profitable
than heretofore.
ALBANY
Rev. Mr.. Watson, former Congrega-
tional pastor, is in town spending a
vacation.
J. G. Burke was in town last week-on a
business and visiting trip. We are always
pleased to shake the hand of Mr.. Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Chafey, who have
been visiting in Lowell, Mass, and Mrs.
G. T. Coolidge, who has been to Boston,
are home again.
Clara o. Vance, Katie Coolidge, Alice
Butler, Cora Chamberlin and Abbie Fras-
Ter, some of our town girls who are
teaching in various parts of the country,
are spending their summer vacations
here. Myra Cowles Glines is also home
on visit.
| South ALBANY
! We are to have a republican flag soon.
A. G.. Williams has his barn raised and
partly covered.
Thomas Buchanan is home from Yale
! College for vacation.
William Buchanan, D. Buchanans
brother, is here from Boston on visit.
A. p. Cutler has bought place in
Mortified, where they will move soon.
Miss Effie Z. Patterson has graduated
from the Vermont State Normal School
| at johnson.
Mrs. G. w. Orne with her little son,
Charlie, has been visiting here and in
| Craftsbury the past fortnight.
Brownin &tOn-
Bert Parker expects to return to Island
Pond to-day.
Earle Titus of Hinsdale, N H., is visit
ing friends in town.
Mrs. N. J. Morehouse has bought
piece of land of A. Drown, paying $500.
! Mrs. M. B. Geer from California is
here visiting at Hector Lapierre's, after
an absence of nine yeaIs.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Caron from New Hampshire are in
town.
Coventry.
Oscar Collins has opened Il shoe shop
at his residence.
Mr.. Burke from Westfeld has hired
and moved into the Charles Cleveland
house
Burbank & Williams horses won quite
a reputation at the Lyndonville races,
three of them winning money.
On the morning of the 4th, while Ira
Wheelock was handling revolver, not
knowing it was loaded, it discharged it's
contents into his hand, severing the flesh
to the bone on his finger. The prospect
is that he will lose the use of his hand
for several weeks.
CraftSburv.
Summer boarders at the Orleans House.
Mr.. Henderson started for New Orleans
Thursday.
James Wilson has bought the William
Remington farm, paying $3.50 for farm
and crops.
DR.. Dustin is quite sick.-Mrs. Pad
dock, who has been quite feeble for some
time, is better.
DIR. Huntington's daughter and children
with other friends are stopping with him
for a time.
Frank Bemis is in town on a short va
cation visiting his parents and friends.
His brother Fred, who had his leg broken
a few weeks since, is out again on
crutches.
Mrs. Kenyon, state superintendent of
juvenile work for the w. G. t. T., will
give one OF her talks to the children at
East Craftsbury church on Saturday eve,
July IA, at 80 o'clock. Also on Sunday,
the 18th, at the village at p p. m, and
No. Craftsbury at Z p p. m. 1t is hoped
that every one will attend, especially the
children, as she is sure to interest them.
Derby.
There will be Harrison and Morton
flag raising at Derby Center on Saturday.
July IA, at O'Clock in the evening, when
cannon, speaking and music will enlven
and aid the work. All the republicans
invited and it is hoped the ladies gener-
ally will attend the exercises. The re-
publicans at the Line, south and west
ends of the town are especially invited to
be present and sign the club roll.
Glover.
Gospel Temperance meeting at South
church next Sunday evening.
Ladies' Mite society will meet with Mrs.
S. F. Leonard next Friday afternoon.
There have been several cases of diph
liberia in the place, but none severe as yet.
Mrs. d. S. Young will close out her
summer hats at cost. Call and get one
while they last.
The Misses Huse are in town, and
among other visitors are Mrs. Sarah
Barker, Mrs. Nancy Bickford and Mrs.
Ann d. Scott.
Mrs. A. E. Rich is visiting at her IA
theirs o. l.. George.-Mr. and Mrs. Bark
er from Milwaukee have been in the place
visiting friends.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold their
annual meeting at Cong. vestry, Thurs
day afternoon. All members are request
ed to be present.
E. Holloway has sold his house in the
south part of the town and has bought
the Charles Lawrence farm. He has re-
ceived an addition to his pension.
DR.. A. NJ. Ruggles of Barton. assisted
Tol1., cI1Itrsy lorfo