Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-09-22

ceived new stock OF millinery goods.
Derby.
B. +. Grout goes to Amherst, Mass,
with some of the Bates horses from this
place.
The noted stock horse Abdallah Wilkes
owned on the Bates farm, took first pre-
MUM at the State fair.
Rev. II. c. Drisko having resigned as
pastor of the Cong1 church, a counsel
was called which permits him to leave
the parish.
Mrs Manning, an aged lady recently
suffered the fracture of limb near the
hip joint. The same day A D. Chan
dler fell from a hay loft and badly frac-
tured his shoulder.
SaIeTn-Derby-
Ed. Dwyer has started his new thresh-
ing machine.
John Wilson's family from Manchester,
n. H., are visiting friends here.
Mrs. d. S. Moody has a brother from
the south part of the state visiting her.
Gertie Robbins is teaching the school
in the Crandall district and Emily Cum
mings of Charleston in the Croft district.
Mrs. Gaskill Spaulding( Sarah CrandalD
from Usage, Iowa has come here to help
care for her aged mother, who broke her
thigh a few weeks ago.
Glover.
Miss Amy Partridge is teaching in the
Beach district.
Miss Mamie Drew is learning dress
m aking with Mrs. Heath.
Nelson Lewis has traded his farm with
George Young.
Ida Marston is home from the hospital.
improved in health.
w. S. Jenne and wife have returned to
town and are boarding at Hiram Philips
The regular meetings of Mason Post
and Relief Corps will be Oct. g.
Walter Gray has put in new fiume and
is repairing the shop lately purchased of
NJ. Abbott.
w. o. Gray has moved his family into
the tenement lately vacated by Mrs. Gid
den.
Mrs. Matte Soules, after three months
visit East, has returned to her home in
the West.
Mrs. Frank Clark and daughter have
been absent the past fortnight visiting
relatives and friends.
Old Lady Ayers has returned to her
daughters, Mrs. E. B. Simonds, to spend
the autumn and winter.
During the month of August the Mead
ow Brook creamery folks made 5,423 lbs.
of butter, which sold in market for 26
cents pound, netting patrons 20 cents
pound for their butter in the cream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll w. Staples are
visiting at Dana Cooks .-Wm. Merriam
and wife have gone to Canton, NY, to visit
relatives there Mrs. Lizzie (Salmon)
Miller is visiting her brothers and sisters
at So. Glover.
GreensbOrO-
Your correspondent from the Bend took
exceptions to the report of justices. 1
beg to inform him that the report was
correct, unless the legislature gives US
seven justices. Under the new census
we are entitled to but five justices. If
we are allowed seven, as heretofore, J.
d. Wilson and James Young would be
elected.
Holland.
Mrs. Gifin of N. H. is visiting here;
also Nellie harrington and F. B. Jerome.
Mrs. Elsie Hall is very sick-James
Stearns, who was recently bitten by
dog, is recovering from the bite.
Isas bI1r2-h.
Emma France is in very poor health.
Myra jameson is teaching in the Brigh-
ton district.
M. M. TaplIn has gone to Conn. with
cattle and calves.
S. E. CIough proposes to do heavy
numbering the coming winter.
Henry Harlow has rented the John
Chamberlin farm for one year.
The dance on Thursday evening was
slimly attended. Dancing has gone by
here.
There will "Bonnet party in the YES
try of the Congregational church, Friday
evening, Sept. 26.
William Fisher had very severe at
tack of heart failure Friday evening, but
is better at this writing.
Rev. Mr. Moody of Craftsbury ex-
changed with Mr.. Phelps Sunday, and
preached very interesting sermon.
Fred Buzzell has returned to New
York and goes thence to San Francisco
where his regiment is stationed. He has
been in the regular army for fifteen
years.
Geo. Phelps, son of S. F. Phelps of
Albany, now of Fargo, Dakota, who was
formerly a law student in L. H. Thomp-
sons office has been appointed Deputy
clerk at good salary.
The Express states that the cheese
made at the factory here has been sold for
So cents pound. The July cheese was
sold at that price, but the August cheese
is on hand and held for still better
price, 81 cents having already been Of
fered.
There will be an entertainment at the
M. E. church on Wednesday eve, Sept.
"a, consisting of reading, speaking, mus
ic, both vocal and instrumental; also |
music by the Irasburgh cornet band. Adj
mission to the entertainment ten cents,
and supper furnished in the vestry for
all who wish it. Per Com.
The mother and sister of M. J. Bal
ley from Philadelphia are visiting at |
M. J. Bailey's.-Geo. Russell and wife |
have gone to Boston and vicinity on a |
visiting tour.-Andrew Somers of Hines |
burgh is visiting his father and other |
friends.-Miss E. Wheeler is at Georgia, |
VT, on a short visit.-Samuel Dorman Of |
Newport was stopping here last week on |
vacation.-Moses Provoncha is here |
from Mass. visiting his brother.-Miss |
Ida Provo is stopping with her brother
for few dayS.-Dr. Shaw and wife are |