Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-05-05

Mr.. Melvin is sick and his recovery doubt
full.
West Charleston
E. j. Bruce has moved into the g. w.
Clark house in the village.
Eugene Clevelands wife and two chill
dren from Nebraska are visiting Mrs. Fred
Gray.
Emma Parlin teaches the school at
Plunkett again this summer, and Inez
Grout from Derby teaches in the Sawyer
district.
The remains of Lucinda Fuller, who
died at her daughters, Mrs. Fisk Hildreth,
last week, were brought here for burial.
She was the widow of Jacob Fuller.
Miss Lucy Wheeler died at the home
of Rev. 4. J. Wheeler May 1st, aged
nearly 90 years. Her remains will be
taken to Maine for burial
On the Goth uIt., when a party of New
port people were returning from Island
Pond, they were thrown to the ground by
the breaking of the ''king bolt and one
man had hand quite badly hurt. The
! horses ran to the village without serious
damage.
| Coventry.
! Geo. Trudeau recently caught trout
which weighed pounds and ounces.
Rev. 1. P. Chase was in town recently
on his return to this county. He will
preach in Westfield and Lowell
4
ment over the Williams & Nye store.-H.
Collins is moved in over the Tower store.
III. B. Collins of Boston is in town Wis
iting friends, before opening the season
at the White Mountains. He wants lot
of first-class girls to work for him this
season.
Ora fits bury.
S. Rand has his house up and covered.
Walter j. Thompson is canvassing for
a book on good manners.
Lucy Cowles will teach the spring
school in the Hastings district.
Lydia Chase is quite ill.-Ethel Patter-
son is recovering from pneumonia.
Charles Weber is about moving to
Walden to take possession of his farm.
Thomas Corcoran has recently received
an increase ofpension and $500 back pay.
G. G. Conant has bought horse of II.
Allen, and is going to Connecticut can
vassing.
Clarence Woodbury. is better and out
again.-Robt. Pattersons two youngest
children are sick.
E. L. Hastings has friends from New
Jersey visiting.-Miss Noyes, who has
been visiting at R. Noodles, has return
ed.
Supervisor NJ. S. Stone will meet the
teachers of this town on Saturday, May
10, at 10 a, m. Come prepared to stay all
day. Entertainment provided.
Don't fail to hear the lectures to be
delivered at South and East Craftsbury
on the evenings of May 9TH and 9th, by
John r. Clarke of Buffalo, N. Y
Graduating exercises at the Academy
will take place in the Cong. church, No
Craftsbury, Tuesday evening, May 10, at
s o'clock. Judge Jonathan Ross of ST.
Johnsbury will be present and give an adj
dress.
East CraftSbury.
Miss Meta Armour has arrived here
from Philadelphia and commences school
this week.
William M. Graham from Greensboro
has rented the Dunbar tenement and TAX
en- possession. He intends to go on the
road selling wagons soon.
West Derby.
John Stiles youngest child that has
been so sick, died Tuesday, the 22d ult.,
aged about one year.-Mrs. Mary Adams,
Mrs. L. L. Greeneaf's mother, died April
%.
Joseph Surrell. who has suffered great
ly from fever sores on his left arm, has
had the arm amputated. DR.. Adams per-
formed the operation, assisted by DR..
Rutherford.
Henry Ramo is building u house on
Main street.-P. S. Robinson has finished
his house on Elm ST., and rented it to
Mark Glover also rented rooms over his
store to Fred Niles.
Glover.
Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon.
The South church is being repaired.
The band is playing finely this spring.
Fred Randall goes to Lyndonville to
work.
Mrs Elma (Farr) Martin has come here
to reside.
E. A. Norton is introducing a new corn
planter and seeder.
Frank Wolcott has rented the Thomp-
son place and taken possession.
E. F. Burroughs has returned from
market with lots of new goods.
Aldrich and Lackey are making over
5000 pounds of butter month.
Rev. Mr.. Jenne will remain in town for
a time and board at Mrs. Clark's.
Mr.. Hovey, recently burned out, has
moved his family into the Hood house.
Rev. F. Milar will hold services at
''Slab City" school-house next Tuesday
evening.
The choir in the So. church occupied |
their new seats for the first time last Sab
bath.
Mrs. Flint, who has been stopping for
the winter at o. V. Percival's, has return
ed to Burke.
Bessie Cook has gone to Westfeld to
teach school.-Cora Cook goes to Barton
to work at DR.. Primes.
Friday afternoon members of the M. e.
church met at the church to welcome
their new pastor. After spending a social |
hour, they partook of bountiful repast. |
The clergy were well represented, Revs.
Jenne, Christie and Millar being present.
1t is estimated that Is, 400 maple trees
were tapped in school district No. in
this town. The crop averages three lbs.
to a tree. "a, sOQ-enough to sweeten one
school district, to say the least. The SUI
gar ought to bring $4,000 Let US hear