Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-22

relatives here.-Jason Human from N.
Y, is visiting his brother, Dr. c. S. Hin
man.-Mrs. Lewis Devereaux from the
West is visiting her sister, Mrs Frank
Dwyer.
Coventry.
Mrs. j. r. Gray from Aver, Mass, is in
town.
Samuel Burbank is repairing his house
and will put in a bay window.
Geo. Livingstones family are enjoying
ripe tomatoes out of their garden.
Mrs. Lewis Douglass and her daughter
Myra are both confined TO the bed from
sickness.
Mrs. Esther Livingstone recently re-
ceived news of the death of her sister in
Montreal
Alonzo Priest has purchased Asa Han
cocks old place, paying $425. He has
also purchased wood lot of Hollis Allen
for 1926.
Mr.. Shufelt from Sutton, P. O., has
moved into the rooms Mr.. Humphrey va
Gated. Mr.. Shufelt will run Burbank &
Williams engine.
Burbank & Williams have made quite
large number of entries for premiums at
the state fair. They will put several of
their horses into the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hayes from Massa-
chusetts, while stopping at Thomas Wells
f,+ II Tvs he
buried their little daughter. The child
was sick before they came from the city,
but they were in hopes that country air
would benefit it.
Derby.
The Eddy girls go to Montpelier, visit
ing at West Burke on their way
Rev. E. A. Bishop, Principal of the VT
Methodist Seminary, will preach at the
Methodist Church in this place next Sun
day at 80 p. m. Subject christian
Education
requested to meet at Academy Hall, on
Friday evening, July &c, to consider edu-
cational matters. Mr.. Stone, supervisor,
will be present.
Mrs. Noyes is here to spend her vaca-
tion.-Edgar Adams, from Washington,
D. c., Miss Matte Speare from Boston,
Edgar and Albert Silver and Frank Holt
are home visiting friends.
Caleb w. Clark, student and brother
DR.. E. w. Clark of this place was gradua-
ted from the medical department of the
Vt. University at the recent commence
ment. He stood high in his class rank
ing one of the banner members.
We are informed that Rev. T. E. Healey,
Universalist clergyman, well-known in
this section, is turning his mind to inven-
tions, and is patenting a bookcase and
self adjusting book-rest for church pull
pits; also simple system for locking
mail bags, which does away with loops
and straps. The ingenious pastor has a
way of preaching all sorts Of dead men
into heaven, and ought to be able to in
vent some better method for closing mail
bags than the tedious one now in vogue.
West Derby.
Chas. Boynton has gone to n. H., to
work.
Mr.. Henry Hayes is building house
on Elm ST.
Mrs. VIM. Addison is very sick and has
been for several weeks.
Glover.
Rev. Mr.. Adams will preach for the
Cong. church another year.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the vestry
on Thursday, at o'clock p. m. All are
invited.
Mrs. Stark is home from the Vest
The French Bros. are spending a few
weeks at home.
Mrs. Mitchell and children desire to
thank the friends for their kindness and
assistance during the sickness and death
of Mrs. Mitchell.
DR.. Nettleton, dentist, from ST. Johns
bury, will be at the hotel on Wednesday,
for one day only, to attend to the wants
of those requiring dental work. He has
done much work in this county, and
guarantees satisfaction.
Greensboro.
Mr.. Drury and wife are home from
their Northampton visit.
A little child of John Contour had a leg
broken by pulling gate on to itself.
Greensboro never was so full of city
boarders as now. Its popularity is in
creasing.
Mrs. Romanus Crane died last Wednes-
day of softening of the brain. Funeral
from residence of j. A. Crane.
Holland.
Lee Hall is home from Fitchburg Mass.
Harrison Parker and wife and Jos.
Griffin and wife from Lowell, Mass, are
visiting at Judge Fletcher's.
severe in this vicinity. The light
ming came down upon the telephone line
and there was queer talking for an instant.
Sanford Pinney paid no attention to
the notice on the Rock Island bridge, rela-
tive to a fine for trotting across the
bridge, and the Stanstead authorities fined
him So and costs for trotting against the
law.
1raSbuK.Gh.
Fred Sanville has received about $500
pension, and will get $40 a month in the
future.
w. D. Leach while at work Wednesday
morning, dropped dead of heart disease.
He was an old an respected citizen.
Will Schofield was in town last week.
C. w. Wheeler and family have returned
from Boston.-Levi France from Boston
is visiting at his brother David's.-Mrs.
DR.. Smyth from Gloucester, Mass, is
visiting at f. Fl. Holdridges.
Newport.
Prof. Sargent has gone home to Tibet
ford, Vt.
The Searles house is sold to Mr.. Smith,
| the present occupant.
Dr. Blanchard seems to be better for
the time being and is able to ride out.