Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-07-28
West Charleston.

summer school.
Mrs Mary (Pratt) Bradley from Low
ell, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Cook.
J. G. Parlin raised new harm last
week in place of the one demolished by
the cyclone.
G. C. Kellogg has returned to his home
in Mass Mrs. Kellogg and son VIII re-
main some time.
Frank Ross, who has been to work In
work Gallup's mill in Bloomington met
with a sad accident the oath, which caused
the loss of his right hand.
Coventry.
The measles are in town.
bear is visiting this town and was
seen near Hollis Aliens recently-not
welcome visitor.
E. S. Cowles and wife are here from
New York.-James Hancock from Bos-
ton is in town.-Hattie Allen is home
from Nashua, N. H.-Willie CorroW Is
home from Montpelier laid up with Eel
on.
East CraftSbury.
Ladies' Aid meet with Mrs. r. P. Ste
vens, Wednesday afternoon.
Nettie Hill, a girl of thirteen years,
died last week and was buried on Thurs
day.
A. D. Bemis and wife from Maine are
here visiting friends and will spend sew
eral days.-Bert Adams has young
gentleman friend visiting him.
Mr.. Hanscome, who has been stopping
at the Union House, ill with consumption,
died Saturday evening and his remains
have been sent to his home in Mass.
Craftsburv.
Mrs. John Washburn is very ill.
Mrs. Shannon is in very poor health.
Many city visitors and friends in town.
Some farmers are done haying. The
crop is about an average.
The M. E. and Cong. S. S. are planning
to take some more fresh air children this
summer.
G.. S. Tolman, who went to Minnesota
last spring, gives favorable account OF
the state.
Good Templars hold public installation
and literary entertainment at town hal
Monday evening next.
| E. Boardman moves into the village
with Major Robbins.-Mrs. Sarah Hovey
has returned after some months absence
in Hardwick.
| After several school meetings in this
village. the voters decided to divide the
village school into two departments, with
two teachers the coming term.
Emma Dorman expects to teach in the
| Goodrich district in Greensboro the COM
ing term, where she has taught three sue
cessful terms the past year.
Prof. B. C. Day has been engaged tt
run the Academy another year. Prof
Day has given excellent satisfaction here
and the school prospers under his man
agement.
LIZ. Smith has gone to Morrisville tt
superintend the work on the block he i:
building there.-Rev. M. P. Bell and G
C. Conant have gone to Eden to help dc
the haying on Mr.. Bell IS farm at tina
place.
A CARD.-The family of L. S. Duttol
tender their sincere thanks to their neigh
bors and many friends, for their man,
acts of kindness and deeds of charity
and sympathy, during the sickness ant
burial of their daughter.
J. Kier and family are visiting in Can
ada. c. C. Conant and wife spent las
week in Montpelier visiting friends
Harry Titus has been spending few
DAYS at H. S. Andrus'. Mrs. Jennie Mer
rill, Nellie Allen and Grace Randall ar
visiting in Newport.
School at Mill Village, taught by o. c
Hartman, closed June %. Whole mum
Der of scholars 81 there were 10 havin:
no marks: BERTHE Garfield, Mamie Han
nett, Willie Marcy, George Reed, Kati
Sheehan, Lemue! Sargent, Johnnie ant
Lillian Shute, Elva and Bernard Young
Derby.
J. W. Erwin, Esq, with his mother
are visiting their old home in Frankli
county.
The teachers who are attending tn
"School" at Barton Landing, are muc
pleased with it and return this week.
A little daughter of Rev. Drisco wa
fol,11
terday; she bears the honored name
Margaret Newcomb.
Glover.
There will be preaching at the Mort
church next Sabbath, Aug. 3.
Republican caucus to elect delegates t.
the county convention Saturday eve a
the town hall.
Rev F. Millar will preach at the Soutl
Hill school house at half past ten o'cloc
a. M, at South church at one p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall from California
. who are east on vacation, are here on
. brief visit. They will assist the band
some concert entertainment.
Inc ClLlZcuS VI CulS OO"h "OAiN
!, much pleased if Judge Owen could /
retained on the bench another tern
While Barton is bidding for .foar count
: officers Glover will be satisfied to retail
one.
Greensboro
Mrs. B. c. Burpee is in town visitin
/ her neighbors and friends.-C. III. Coo
] and wife of Natick, Mass, are at b
brothers, j. B, Cook. r O.
Prof. A. w. Phillips will not be with l
: all the season this year, as he sails II
Europe with friend, Aug. 2. His fami
: will remain here the rest of the season.
l If the movement which is on foot
stock and protect our lake fulfills
: promise, it will be we'll for the gentry
4 sail clear of it, as they will be prosecute
= to the full extent of the law, even if the
a are persons who are delegated to execu
it.
: Prof G. B. Richards of the Sheffie
n Scientific School, Yale, and so famill
Il here as regular summer visitor, has I
p ceived the Cross of the Legion of Hon