Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-06-09
Mrs. VIM. Alger has gone to Mortified

c. Ball has his still In running orde
dar oil per week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent have moved t
the Centre to remain through the summer
Charles Wheeler of Craftsbury, accom-
panied by his brother, Walter, visite'
friends in town last week.
Evansville.
Dan Randall, who has been clerkin
the past year for Williams & Nye of Gov
entry, has come home.
Prayer meeting at the school-hous
every Tuesday evening, at 7 80 O'Clock
Rev. Mr.. Hubert of Barton Landing wi
be present.
| The house of Charles Clark caught fir
recently, caused by the milk-cans Sc
| against the house where the sun shon
brightly on them. No damage done.
The foundation for the new scyth
| stone factory is completed and Mr. Pix
has gone to his home in Haverhill, N. III
They will commence raising the building
the first of this week.
Coventry.
Minnie Williams is taking the census
Children's Day exercises at both church
es yesterday.
Ames Morrill, in Irasburgh is building
barn. Mr.. Wallace is doing the work
The following are the names of the del
egates to the Orleans County w. G. t. U
Convention from Coventry: Mrs. Cowles
Mrs. Reyes, Mrs. Niles, Mrs. Tower and
Mrs. Sylvester.
West Charleston.
Mrs. George Driver is improving, and
her many friends Will be pleased to learn
that she has a fair prospect of recovery.
East Charleston.
Henry Walcott is taking the census.
Mrs. Ed. Streeter is here from Penn.
on a visit.
Fred Barnard died Wednesday and was
buried on Friday, Rev. Mr.. Walker Off
ciating.
Children's Day next Sunday, when it
is expected Rev. G. II. Harris will be
here to preach.
CraftSbuxv.
Geo. Howard is painting his house in
side and out and repairing it in city style.
The Comfy Conference was well atten-
ded and the exercises were of interest to
to all.
j. P. Conner has secured the services
Of L. F. Smith as foreman of his shop
this means business. Mr.. Conner has
also hired John King for one year.
Ernest Randall and sister are in town
visiting friends.-Lewis Douglass and
family are in town for time on account
of the strike in Barre.-Mrs. Remission is
in town visiting her sister, Mrs Pike.
r. A. Patterson has his barn raised and
also N. p. Sawyer has his up and partly
covered.-H. Stevens is raising up his
barn and putting on an addition, finish
ing the whole in style.-J. P. Conner is
putting on a veranda on the south and
west sides of his shop.
Derby.
George Roberts has gone to Minnesota
seeking business.
Albert Clark has gone to Holbrook,
Mass, to visit his uncle DR.. Caleb Clark.
w. H. Allen was fined So and costs fol-
assault on Chas. Hyland.
A. d. Chandler has been visited by the
State Attorney, to the tune of $40, fol
intoxication.
Chas. Bates has been painting his resi-
dence both inside and out, and his family
have arrived.
Justice Wood has moved from A J
Allbee's tenement to Lucius Kingsbury'
tenement and Chas. Hylaud has move,
to the vacated Wood house.
West Derby.
DR.. Chas. Bogue has gone on trip t.
Chicago.
Mrs. j. 2. Whitney is very ill.-Mrs
G. A. Fuller, who has been very sick wit
measles, is better.
John Gotta has moved to Lyndonville t
paint fer the r. r, Co.-Mr. Story, fror
Newport Center has moved into Mrs
Hams house.-Mrs. Inman, of Maiden
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.
Bogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Young were treate
18th anniversary, Tuesday, June 3.
large party assembled, and a genera
| good time was had. Two nice easy chair
and other articles were presented by tn
company.
Glover.
Rain fell on seventeen days in tn
month of May. There were six pleas
ant days, the rest being dark and cloudy
Unprecedented weather.
The Earnest Workers hold their mex
social with Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. CLARK
Friday afternoon, June 18th. A cordia
invitation is extended to all.
Johnny Prindle has returned home
bringing with him an animal which h
says is a relative of the one BALKAN rode
He does not talk yet, but Johnny, being a
adept at teaching, will soon teach hin
when he will be exhibited to the public.
Annual meeting of ladies' Aid Society
June 18th, at vestry of North church
All members are earnestly requested t
be present at O'Clock. Supper from
to Z O'Clock. Ice cream and straw berrie
will be served Strawberries 10 cents
ice cream cents.
The Universalist Grove meeting {
Willoughby Lake will be held Friday
Saturday and Sunday, June 81, % and 2:
Rev. J. S. Mead, editor of the GOspt
Banner; Rev. J. A. Seitz, Superintendent
of the Northern Association of Universe
lists; Rev. Mr.. Hoyt of st. Johnsbury an
Rev F. Millar and others are to speak.
Moses Mason, a longtime resident an
a much hOnored citizen of this town, die
at his home this morning, aged about
years. Mr.. Mason was the son of tt
late Reuben Mason, for mans years a pol
ular clergyman in this vicinity. Mr.. M
son has always enjoyed good health ii
of late, and has been a man who has bee
well informed on all matters of interes
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