Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-08-25

brother, DIR. G. S. Human few days
Stephen Human of is visiting here
Henry Lunt of Iowa is visiting his aged
mother and other friends, Alfred Tay-
lor has a sister visiting him at the hotel.
Wesley Foster from Manchester, N. H,
was in town recently. His niece, Nailie
Foster, accompanied him on his return
Ambrose Ripley and wife from Kansas
are visiting at O. E. Allton's. Mrs. G. f.
kellogg and son have returned to North
ampton, Mass.
Craftsburv.
DR.. Bemis and wife visited Boston and
vicinity last week.
E. L. Hastings and family are expected
home from Saratoga, this week.
Mrs Pond is visiting in town-B. c.
Day and Robert Hoyt are in Burlington.
Mrs. N. E. Dow is sick with fever
Ernest Randall is better.-E. o. Bemis
recently broke a bone in his leg in jump
ing.-Ralph Garfield had his hand badly
cut on a circular saw recently.
The marriage of Miss Minnie B. Hoyt
and Mr. Hill of st. Johnsbury on the
| 10Th inst. was notable event in town,
| a large number of friends and neigbors
being present. Among several from out
of town we name Supervisor Stone, Len
ME Scribner, d. F. Andrus, Rev. III.
| Richardson, Katie Davis, AFRO Aseltine.
| Cake, ice cream, and other refreshments
were served. The young people imme-
| diately started on a bridal tour, their
them. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. NJ p. Bell. That the best blessings
attend them is the wish of many friends.
Coventry.
DR.. Badger and family attended a fami-
ly reunion at Derby last week.
Belle Livingstone goes to Montpelier
to-day to commence her fourth year of
school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peabody from ST. Johns
| bury have been visiting at Salmon Nyes
the past week.
G. A. Livingstone gave reading en- .
tertainment at M. E. church last Friday
| eve 10 u 1u1I 1uOoC WIN hCesA u
him pronounced the entertainment good.
Our esteemed citizen, III. G.. Cleveland,
is having bles sings and honors fall on
him in great numbers Candidate for the
| Senate, president of the Fair Association
and proud father of promising girl.
E. W. Merrill and Katie Pierce teach
the village schools; Cora Bean at the
Center; Myra Black at the North Neigh
borhood; Mary Brooks on West Hill;
Hattie Wheelock in the Harrison Wright
district.
Derby.
Mitchell BLY, has skipped" out.
There was a large night blooming cere-
us party at DR.. Blanchard's Saturday
night.
E.. "A. Allbee has settled the right of
way matter with Mrs. Johnson, and the
old building is to be taken away.
Our academy school starts up Sept. 2,
with a competent board of teachers. MI.
Andrus, principal, is a gentleman of fine
education and good teacher.
West Derby.
Miss Efie McClary is visiting at A. j.
Whites.
Willie Long was badly kicked by
horse last week, but it is thought that he
will recover from the injury.
Mrs Dechambeau is going to Montreal
to remain all winter and has rented her
house to John Donaghy.
AS Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Griffin were
going to Newport Center last Tuesday,
their horse took fright and threw
them both out injuring them badly. As
they are advanced in years it is feared
their injuries may result fatally.
Glover.
The youngest son of AFRO Williams died
yesterday.
Martin Abbott's folks have returned
| from camping.
Geo. Wilson is building a blacksmith
shop at the south end of the village.
Mr.. Percival estimates that the rainfall
since the 18th inst. aggregates eight
inches.
The Loyal Legion convention was we'll
| attended and it was pleasant to greet the
| children.
The Unity Club meets Friday evening
with Dan Carr. Ladies are requested to
bring box with supper for two.
Miss Jennie Wilson teaches the So. Hill
school; Carroll Davis on Mud Island and
Lydia Sherburne the Center school.
c. S. Phillips has returned from his
trip to the Mountains. The camping out
season is over and the people are return
ing.
Rev. F. Millar will preach in the South
Hill school house next Sunday at 1870
O'Clock and in the South church at one
o'clock.
Greensboro Bend.
Miss Nellie Clark is visiting cousins in
Mantle, CT. She returns the first of
Sept. to teach fall school where she
taught previously.
Greensboro.
P. D. Badger has recently been granted
a new pension.
Mrs. Joseph Badger has moved to
Craftsbury and intends to live with A. 0.
Silver for the present.
Miss Addie Hill who has been sick
with lung trouble and went to Cornish,
N. H., for treatment, is no better, and
is expected home soon.
Jacob Lovejoy has decided his farm
back to A. G. Babbitt.-J. G. Crane of
Babbitt, Crane & Co., has sold his farm
to Mr.. Chase of Glover. He takes pos
i session Sept. 5. Price $2400.
A Farmers League has been organ
lied in Greensboro under the name of the
Caspian Lake Farmers League, with the
following officers j. D. Wilson, presi-
dent; G. w. Lumsdsen, vice president;
w. S. Calderwood, secretary; L. r.
Goodrich, treasurer; George Drury,
Holmes Wiley, George Philbrooks, COM
mittee. Their meetings are to be held
on Tuesday night nearest the full moon.