Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-08-26

is expected that he will remain as pas
tor the coming year
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ellis go to Mont
pelier, where Mr.. Ellis will pursue a
course of study, while Mrs. E. teaches
penmanship in the Seminary.
The community is saddened by the sud-
den death of little James, only son of
Geo. w. Simpson, which occurred on
Wednesday last. The child was sick but
a few hours. Probably disease of the
brain.
The following officers were installed
at Craftsbury lodge No. 1876, I. O. G. t.,
Aug. 18th: G. T., Seth Lathe: V. T.,
Mrs. J. Robbins S., A. c. Merrill A. S.,
Viola D. Allen; F. S., Harvey Libbey !;
t., Maud Cass; c., Elmer Goodwin; P
G.. T., A. J. Smith M, Charles Critchett !;
d. NJ, Lydia Chase g., Mabel Cass; S.,
Charles Anderson.
Derby.
Three men were recently arrested, and
fined for fishing in Salem Pond on Sun
day.
Walter Nourse and A. A. Silver, are
each repairing their houses, and Charles
Norris is fixing up his tenement house
A. J. Allbee is repairing his dam which
was badly demolished by the pulp mill
prOprietors running logs.
West Derby.
School commences Monday, Sept I'd.
G. S. Morgan is putting up barn on
his lot opposite Geo. Nyes.
Miss Hattie e. Gould of Summerville,
Mass, has been visiting her friend, Miss
Addie Lindsay.-Mr SeWell Cleveland of
Stoneham, Mass, is spending the sum-
mer with his father.
West Glover.
The annual meeting of the I'll Try
Band will be held at the school house,
Thursday, August 30, at 2 o'clock p. m.
After literary exercises by the children,
supper will be served for five cents each.
We hope all our friends will encourage
the children by their presence.
Glover.
on or before Sept. % to save the dis
count.
There will be Sabbath school and
reading meeting at South church next
Sabbath at usual time. All invited.
Greensboro
G. L. Barker, of late suffering from a
cancerous trouble, is much better.
School committee men here and at
Craftsbury are greatly troubled to find
teachers.
Mrs. Henry Badger and Helen Badger
from Danville, and Bert Streeter from
Massachusetts are visiting in town.
lra~blzrgh.
Geo Hill is painting his house in col
ors, and the M. E. church is being paint
ed.
Ed Webster has gone to Montpelier
and Lillian Leach to st. Johnsbury to at
tend school.
Mrs. Tibbetts recently received news
of the death of her father, who resided
in Malone, N. Y.
John G. Chamberlin is home from the
west on visit.-Arthur and Mary Hol
man have gone to Brockton, Mass. Ar
thur will return to Cal. soon.
Lowell.
Charles Patch has a new house up neal
the tub factory.
Charles Stewart scalded foot badly
while scalding a hog recently.
The post office has gone back to its OLD
quarters in the Curtis store.
Rev. +. B. Phelps was in town few
days last week.-Bertie Hovey and fami
ly and Laura Hovey are visiting in town
Rev. r. King has moved to New York
Mrs. D. E. Curtis has returned to he
home in Boston; Mrs. D. B. Curtis ha
gone with her.
Morgan Center.
On Saturday the 18th inst. Henry Saw
yer, teamster in the employ of Gray
Gilmore, was drawing lumber to islam
Pond, when descending a steep hill nea
Buffers mill, three small boys got on tn
load; at this time Sawyer's spring boar
seat gave out and caused him to fall i
front of the load; when he fell the horse
were refined out of the road, when tn
wagon ran on to a rock and was over
turned. Sawyer and one of the sma
boys, named Spiller, were caught unde
the load and crushed to death, while
third boy was badly injured. Henry
an Industrious and hard working youn
man, was the main support for the family
as the father and mother are in poo
health. The friends of the deceased 6
once raised purse of $50 to help defra
the expenses of the funeral. The famil
ity.
~ Newport.
Business in the hotels has not bee
over brisk this season.
E. w. Langmaid, and Orem Newcom
have been on the sick list of late.-H.
Lawrence is better.
c.. A. Smith and family from Lunel
burgh are visiting here.-Mrs. Lee
Christian scientist from Boston, is here
Westn1Ore-
large party from East Charlesto
stopped at Fosters Grove Wednesda
and Thursday.
The picnic from Bloomington and E
ansville that was to come off Friday w;
, attended by four persons.
There has been some complaining he
on account of the lake being drawn dow
so low to supply the mills down the ri
er.
Y Miss Eva Hendrix of Westfield h
+ been engaged to teach the fall term
r school at Mill Brook, which will cor
D mence Sept. I'd.
: Herman French and wife have broke
camp and returned to st. JOhnsbur
Mr. French has made many improvement
about his pleasant camp grounds.
: The hotels are full of visitors al
boarders. Mr.. Dexter of Lisbon, N. t
/ is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Cole.
s B. Hunt and family are also visiting heI
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