Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-08-05


Emma Dorman is>to teach the fall
school in the Goodrich district in Greens
boro.-Alice McCrillis teaches this fal
in the Cass district.
Miss Hattie Critchett is visiting hel
uncle, William Critchett.-Mrs. DeLot
tinyille and children are expected to Wis
it friends in town this week.
The buildings on the Skinner place
owned by Mr.. Sherman were burned
last Tuesday eve; the house was un.
occupied cause of fire unknown.
Rev. j. Fraser says that the reports in
the papers to the effect that he has en-
gagged as pastor of the Wolcott Cong.
church are incorrect. His home and
post-office address are at No Crafts
bury for the present.
Coventry.
Henry Hill has moved to DERBY
The rust is striking both the oat and
potato crop in this vicinity.
The report that DR.. Badger is to move
away from this place is a mistake.
G. A. Livingstone has gone to Mass to
visit sick relative.-Mrs. Frank Stevens
is somewhat improved in health.
The remains of Mrs. Paige from Albany
were brought here and laid beside her
former husband, Mr.. Joseph Farr.
Rev. G. w. Morse has hired Mrs. Rich
ards house for a parsonage Ste
vens has bought the Burbank & Williams
dry-house and will fit it up for dwelling.
Hector Allen has bought the Pliny
Brooks house and taken possession.
West Derby.
Horace Hancock left for Boston Mon
day on a visit to his son Park, who is
at work there.
The Baptist Sabbath school are to
have picnic at Lindsay's Beach Thurs
day, August 9Th.
The Union society picnic at Balls
Grove on Wednesday last was very
pleasant affair, enjoyed by both old and
young.
Mrs. Nellie White has been entertain
ing friends from n. H.-Mrs. Minnie
Pease and Mrs. Gertie Ball are making
their annual visit at their fathers, Mr..
Ira A. Adams.
Glover.
w. c. T. U. next Tuesday afternoon at
the South church.
r. Z. French has returned to Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrows are away on va
cation.
The interest in the matter of postmas-
ter was such here that seventeen women
attended the caucus, which was held to de-
eide in the matter of candidates.
Mr.. H. p. Woodland of Montgomery has
bought the house and shop of Mrs. A. M.
Randall in the village, and has taken pos
session. Mr.. Woodland is a good mechan-
ic and machinist and hopes by close ap-
plication to business to gain the patron
age of the people.
Some one has kindly sent us the Uni
1ersaIist, which contains an account of
the death of Mrs. Sarah A. Parker, wife
of Prof. Isaac A. Parker of Lombard
Galesburgh, ILL., Mrs. Parker
is well and pleasantly remembered by
many in this town. She married Mr..
Parker in this town in 1856, and went
West with him soon after. The obituary
notices show that Mrs. Parker was held
in high esteem in her home. She leaves
a husband, son and daughter, and many
IL, f,sn IL H.
Her death occurred June Is.
Frank Applebee has gone to Averill to
drive team for A. p. Osgood.
Harris Bryant of N. Y. is in town visit
ing her parents.
Caswell & French had So loads of hay
drawn into their barn in one day; if any
one has beat this we should like to hear
from them.
Ladies Aid at Methodist vestry Friday
afternoon; picnic supper; all invited.
There was game of ball here Satur-
day between the Albany and Coventry
boys; Is scores for Albany and 16 for
Coventry.
Mr.. Stevenson will lecture at Court
House hall on Peru and Chill, Tuesday
evening under the auspices of the FL. T.
C. society.
There will be a meeting for the pur-
pose of forming a Loyal Legion among
the children of Irasburgh, at the M. E.
vestry, Thursday evening at 80 o'clock.
This is for the benefit of all children in
town irrespective of the creed or sta
ton of parents.
BAY
H. d. Chamberlin has had Il pension
granted of $40 month.
G. G.. Lucier has mis- house SO far COM
pleted that he has moved in.
Everett Hadlock's barn was burned with
contents. Cause of fire unknown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Lucier rejoice in
the addition of girl baby to their fam
lily.
Rev. J.T. Buzzell of Passumpsic, former
pastor of Baptist church, is in town with
family.
Stillman and Rollo Wakeman are home
from Boston spending a few days with
their friends.
Nelson Dodge has returned from York
state, where he has worked this summer.
and brings a wife with him. He expects
soon to move on to his farm.
Lowell.
" M. Parker has his new house COM
pleted and has moved in.
Rev. Edwin Rose has accepted call
from the churches at Lowell and West
field.
The post-office will return to its old
quarters in Curtis store, A. A. Aseltine
having received the appointment of post
master.
Mrs Knox has returned to her home in
n. H.-Geo. Chamberlin, who went to
New York last spring and lost limb by
being run over by the cars, has returned
home. = Will Flemmings of Bos-
ton is here on visit.-Dr Caldwell of
Dedham, Mass, is here visiting friends.