Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-09-16

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The Dorcas Society will give a honey
supper next Thursday eve. All are in
vited.
Cora Bean teaches school in the Bert
Parker neighborhood; Gertie Niles on
West Hill; Mabel Rand in the north
neighborhood; Hattie Wheelock in the
Ware district, and Katie Pierce at the
Center.
Hollis Day, native of this place and a
lifelong resident, died at his home in E.
Coventry, Sept. 9th, after weeks i'll
ness. He was nearly eighty years of age
and had always been respected citizen.
His mother was the daughter of Samuel
Cobb, the pioneer settler of Coventry
who came to town in 1900. Mr.. Day
leaves a wife and four children. His son,
Henry Day, lives in Arizona territory and
by a second marriage remain at home.
Ora fits bury.
A girl baby at Lincoln Miller's.
Clara Smith is thought to be slowly i'm
proving.
Ed. Wheeler has rented rooms of Mrs.
Norris and moves in soon.
The fall term at the Academy has open
ened with about forty students.
Fred Templeton has commenced butch
ering, C. C. Conant running the meat
cart.
Clara Collier has returned to Chicago,
H., to pursue her course in the training
school.
Viola Allen commences her fifth term
in the village district. The school-house
has been repaired.
Mrs. Johnnie Allen is teaching the fall
school in the Allen district. Miss Jessie
Robbins is teaching in Glover.
Mrs Moshier and her three daughters,
who have been stopping a few weeks with
Mrs. Huntington, have returned to Cam
bridge, Mass.
Charlie Conant is home on a VISIT
Chas. Whitney is in town visiting friends
from California and will now complete
his college course.
Derby.
Sidney Budd has gone to Canada to at
tend the funeral of his father.
Inez Grout is home sick with typhoid
fever, and her school has to wait until
her recovery.
George Roberts is home again.-Willie
Burpee is making his annual visit at
Charles Nourse's.
The friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Seth Campbell assembled at theil
house last Friday evening to celebrate
their 10th marriage anniversary. More
than fifty were present and pleasant
hour enjoyed.
Glover.
Martin Abbott is making cider at his
mill.
Alexander Bogue has moved into the
Harrison house.
Harley Dwinell and George Drew are
home on a visit.
George Spaulding is stopping at L.
Fosters, and is buying poultry and eggs
Annie B ridgman is home from Lebanon
Carrie Prindle returns to Manchester
to-day.
III. Woodland is building new fiume tc
furnish water for running machinery il
his shop.
Rev. Reuben Wright of the West preach
ed u very interesting discourse yesterday
at Cong. church.
Charlie Wood has finished his labors
with W. N. Aldrich as cream gatherer
and is attending school at Lyndon.
Mrs Arvilla Gray is very sick with
erysipelas.--D. j. Dwinell is threatened
with typhoid fever.-Miss Mary Ann
Lawrence is quite sick.
All interested in the Chautauqua course
of reading for the coming year are re
quested to meet at Mrs. A. A. Williams
Tuesday eve, Sept. 24.
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turned from Enosburgh. = Norton Nc
Lellan is back from N. Y.-Mrs. b. V
Osgood and children have gone to Wheel
ock, from whence they will soon return
to their home in n. H.-Mrs. Marths
Gardiner is here visiting her sister, Mrs
Thompson.
West Glover.
Arthur DEMO and Henry Paquett are a
Craftsbnry, at school
Rev B. S. Adams and family are away
on account ofhi i'll health.-Rev. Reuber
Wright is home.
Miss Lila Tucker who has been home
on a vacation, returns to Walpole, N. H.
where she has the position of governess
Holland.
G. C. Kimball is sick with typhoid
fever.
Miss lola Badger of Derby teaches thu
Academy school here.
Mrs. CIarissa Pattee, widow of the lat
Rev. Moses Pattee, is in town visiting.
Melissa Moon of Nashua, N. H., VIII
has been visiting here, has gone to ISLAM
! Pond where she will remain a few days
and then return to Nashua.
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The Congregational parsonage has
new coat of paint.
The broom drill was a success, the re
ceipts being $40. There is talk of repeat
ing it.
Ed Webster has been obliged to leav
the school at Montpelier on account
weak eyes.
Mary Burt has fuchsia with 70 bios
SONS on it, and VIM. Bennett has holly
hook eleven feet high.
Wm Winget is repairing the Field
blacksmith shop, preparatory to maxim
that his place of business.
Mrs. Hollis Wells is very sick.-Lltt
Dot johnson was taken with convulsior
Saturday; she is not out of danger yet.
Matte Holdridge has gone to RandolE
to attend school; Maggie Thompson