Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-09-09

Nutmont 9TH, 9Th three times, and 4th.
The race was won by Grand Isle, proba-
bly, the fastest horse in the State. Katisha
was awarded Sd and 4th money in the
three year old race, which was won
by Hudah B., another daughter of Ben
Franklin in 2.361a, 2.3534. Pretty good
time for colts.
West Charleston.
DR.. Bunting, who has been stopping at
Norton's hotel, has left town.
1t is Emma Parlin, not Emily, that
teaches school in the Flint district.-Eva
Wheeler teaches at Plunkett.
Irving Lackey has moved into the Bull
lock house, which he bought several
weeks ago.--Frank Mouton has moved to
Newport.
Lou Bruce, Ina E. Campbell and Lena
Bennett returned to johnson the 3D.
Kate Norris is recovering from her inju-
ries, but was not able to go back.
Mrs. p. M. Seavey and Mrs. Wesley
Carter were agreeably surprised a few
days ago by visit from their brother,
Lyman Allen from Ohio, whom they had
not seen for forty years. Two other
brothers Lee Allen of Boston and Charles
Allen of Newport, were also present.
Quite a reunion after 40 years separation.
Ed. Gray of Cambridge, Mass, and his
sister, Mrs. Abby Hardy, are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Albert Lawrence
Mrs. Foss and daughter have returned to
their home in Saco.-Rev. Il. J. Wheeler
and wife are home from Ocean Park
their home here. Mrs. Piggott and her
two children, left here several days ago
for their home in Penn.
East Charleston. Ut.
David Morse builds a tomb at the
Mrs. c. H. Morse is home from Lowell,
Mass, on account of the serious illness of
her husband.
F. S. Cobleigh is selling threshing ma
chimes. He sells the Gray machine and
the Sampson, both first-class.
Mrs. DIR. Cushman is very sick with
typhoid fever.-Mrs. Hosea Wheeler is
also sick.
Village schools commenced last week.
Miss Clara Smith is very i'll with spot
ted fever.
Eddie Root started for California last
Tuesday.
house.
The entertainment last Monday night
was grand success. We regret that the
MONITOR has not space to report it in de-
tail Proceeds, $50 for the Academy Ii
brary.
Mrs John Washburn is at home visit
ing her mother, Mrs. George Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Libby have gone on
an extended visiting tour.-Mrs. George
Mellen from Mass. is in town visiting her
mother, Mrs. Asa Woodbury.. Mrs. Wood
bury intends to return with her daughter
to spend the winter.
Derby.
Rev. r. c. Drisko has rendered his res
ignation at the Cong. church.
Viola Badger and her sister, Mrs. Col
by, are home from the West on a visit.
A. D. Chandler has been charging his
barn. He has II stalls, piggery, etc.
The entertainment on Tuesday evening,
aye Examination of Derby Deestreek
Seoul" was very enjoyable, and called out a
large crowd. $50, for the Village I'M
provement Society.
West Derby.
Charles Laplant is dead.
Flora Davis Is visiting at All Whites.
Emma Fairchild has engaged for forty
weeks in the school at Derby Line
Our schools commenced last Monday,
B essie Albee teaching in the river district.
Misses Whipple and Cole in the hill dis
trict. The primary shcool is so large as
to require a division.
Glover.
The post office is moved to c. A. Bar
rows store.
Phillips Bros. won large premiums at
the State fair with their Cotswolds.
Sociable of Mite Society next Friday
afternoon, Sept. ID, at Institute hall.
Rev. F. MiIlar will preach at the Uni
versalist church Sunday, Sept. Is, at L
O'Clock p. m.
The young people will give a musical
entertainment next Saturday night, to
close with dance.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Randall are home
on a VISTA. J. Bean, an old resident,
is also here visiting friends.
The w. R. c.. will have a sociable
Thursday afternoon, at half past three in
Cong. vestry. The public cordially in
vited.
c.. S. Phillips has bought the j. E..
Dwinell furniture shop, one-half the bust
ness, furniture, etc Chef will still con-
tinue to do stuffed bird and gun work.
He was in Bethlehem, n. H., last week
selling his birds. He has u job to do a
Historical Society.
West Glover.
Rev. B. S. Adams is still unable to
preach.
Charles Baker attends school at Barton
and N c. Stevens at st. Johnsbury.
Leone Cook and family from Yarmouth
Maine, have been visiting friends here.
Remember the meeting of Mason Pos
next Thursday, at one O'Clock, p. NJ. Al
comrades requested to be present.
The barns on the Vance place, ownet
by E. O. Randall, were consumed by fir
early last Friday morning. The place i
carried on by Mr.. Magoon and there
no way to account for the fire, except b
the hand of the incendiary. Mrs. Ma
COON saw the light of the fire and MI
Magoon had barely time to get the stoc
out. All the hay, grain. and most of tn
farming tools were lost. There was Onl
a small insurance on the buildings an
none on the tools.
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