Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-06-03

gagged to preach at the Common at 2
O'Clock p. m. each Sabbath.
A. j. Smith has a Jersey heifer, 10
months old, from which he is making at
the rate of l Is pounds of butter daily.
Somebody, for a joke, perhaps, took
Lorenzo Coburn's wagon and drew it to
E. Webber's orchard, much to the annoy
ance of the owner.
DR.. J. A. Pearson of Barton, who has
been doing dental work here on stated
days, has been well patronized, and his
work gives good satisfaction.
A town meeting has been called to take
tennial celebration which is expected to
come off July 4. A centennial committee
| is chosen: A. Paddock, II. Z. Hartman
and James Gallagher.
Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser are off on quite an
extended visit.-Dr. Clarence Hathaway
has been in town ting.-Wm Critchett
and wife are home from Barton.-John
Washburn made short visit home.-Hat-
tie Collier is expected home from Laconia,
N. H., soon.
Derby.
| Considerable sickness here at present.
| Henry Newcomb is home from Boston.
Rev. G. S. Chase and wife went to Bos-
ton to attend the Baptist Missionary
meeting.
The Village Improvement Society is in
condition to help put the town in an
improved" condition if funds are pro-
vided.
The services Memorial day were attend
ed by large concourse of people repre-
senting all this part of the county. The
States of the Union were represented by
young ladies dressed in white, who car
ried wreathes and did the parts assigned
them handsomely. The Band played
finely and the address by J. G. Burke Esq.
was able and finely delivered.
The ninth annual meeting Of the Or
leans County w. c. t. U. will be held
here on Thursday and Friday of this
week. The convention opens at 10 O'Clock
Thursday forenoon, which will be occu-
pied with business and an address by
Mrs. King of Lowell on ''Evangelistic
Work" The afternoon: Essay, Mrs. A.
B. Owen, Barton; 'EScientifc Temper
ance," Mrs. G. F. Young Of Barton; ode
partment of HEALTH Mrs. V. T. Human
of Charleston; essay, Mrs. w. S. Jenne
of Glover; Legislators Work, Mrs. S.
Z RlnInatt of Daphu CESuDHau
School Work." Mrs. FL. A. Tibbetts of
Irasburgh. Evening: Praise service,
Mrs. E. G. Shaw of Barton; address,
Mrs. M. E. Purple of Woodstock. Fri
day morning, 8 o'clock: Mothers meet
ing, Mrs. DIR. Huntington of Craftsbury;
reports election of officers; address by
Mrs E. T. Housh. State President; es-
say, Mary A. Scott of Craftsbury. AT
ternoon: Devotional exercises, Mrs.
Owen; question box, Mrs. Housh; juve-
nile department, Mrs. Ida Niles Of Gov
entry; press department, Mrs. w. S.
Jenne of Glover; essay, Mrs. DIR. Cowles
of Derby Line; fair work, Mrs. j. E.
Dwinell of Glover; social purity, Mrs. F.
| A. Richardson of Charleston. Evening
Poem, Mrs. S. E. Blodgett; address, Mrs.
E. T. Housh. Music will be furnished by
the various Unions. Each Union is enti-
tied to five delegates. Bring Bibles and
| Gospel Hymns. Extend the invitation.
West Derby.
| Mrs. Lewis Fish has returned from her
| Chicago visit.
Will Young and Mr.. Rand are both
building barn.
There is much sickness among the chill
dren. Mr.. Smiths children are better.
Mrs. o. d. Harvey and Mrs. Al White
have gone to Craftsbury on visit.-Mrs.
Orlow Shattuck is visiting Dr.John Shat
tuck at Wells River.
! Glover.
Ladies' Aid, Thursday afternoon.
w. F. Clark is off to Boston and New
York on business trip.
j. Prndle is removing his old barn and
making preparations for building a new
one.
The Sargent boys and Irwin Walker are
setting up an oil. still on Roaring Brook,
Barton.
Miss. Alice Stone Blackwell of Boston
will give a lecture at So. Church We'd
nesday evening June II. All invited.
Mrs. Waite, former resident, is here
on visit, after an absence of twenty
years. Mrs. Taylor has gone to Cam
bridge to visit her daughters family.
Memorial services were of more than
usual interest. The address of Col. Man
sur of Island Pond was able and eloquent
The usual ritual ceremonies were had al
the cemetery.
Holland.
Mrs. Charles Bennett has gone to New
York to visit her sons.
OF. Kidder is sick with erysipelas
and two of Benz. Smiths children are
sick with diphtheria.
H B. Bates has sold his place, known
as the G.. III. Tice place, to Mr.. BorlanC
for So, 3OO,-Merton Lackey has sold hi
Cheney lot to VIM. Smith.
lrasDur2.h.
sickness.
w. F. Morey and family have moveC
back to this town.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs
Russell King next Friday at p. m.
Mrs. W. D. Tyler has gone to Yorl
state to visit her relatives and friends.
Miss Ina Bryant, who has been nurs
at the Orphans Home in Burlington, is a
home, sick
II. J. Goodell, optician from Yves
Burke, has been with us the greater par
of the week. He is well qualified for th
work and has given universal satisfaction
Johnnie Page was quite badly hur
while working in Brewster & Russell
MILL A board flew out of the plane
striking him on the hand and tearing tn
flesh in terrible manner.
Last Friday afternoon, as w. L. Rus
SELL was working around the planer i
) Brewster & Russell's mill, he in some wa