Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-10-20

Will be held at the M. e. church. The
presiding elder and several clergymen
will be present to assist in the work
Craftsburv.
A 10 pound boy at John Morses.
Mrs. Prescott Scott is in failing health
/ in the Leavitt store.
Nine persons recently joined the Pres
I byterian church
Mrs. Horace Rawson has started on
4 journey west to visit her son.
Z. R. Leonard and family have been to
Boston, on visiting trip.
Clara Douglas is sick with typhoid fe-
ver.-Mrs. Chas. Doty is on the sick list.
T. O. Pierce has moved to Barton Land
ng, where he will do blacksmithing work.
Charles Rutledge has bought large
farm in Oxford N. H., and will move
here.
The alteration between VIM. p Kaiser
and Guy Goodrich resulted in favor of
the plaintiff.
S. P. Conner and hired man are in
Morrisville, finishing the building they
recently erected.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Washburne have
rented rooms in the house of Mrs John
Martin, and moved in.
A. Dawson is rushing the cattle bust
ness this fall. He finds the market i'm
proved from last year.
Mrs. Charles Nutting of Boston, and
w. w. Hawthorne and family Of Mass,
have been among our visitors.
Your correspondent was in error in re-
gard to the name of the lumber firm,
which he gave as Stevens, Graham, and
Kinney last week. There is no such firm.
r. A. Patterson is putting in a new
fume at his saw-mill: he also buys the
Mrs. Knowles house and lot near his mill
yard, to give him more land on which to
pile logs and lumber.
| Chas. w. Andrus and wife from Little
| ton, NH, are in town visiting relatives
and friends.-W. Hawthorn and family
are visiting friends in town.-Rev. Geo.
Henderson from New Orleans is in town
visiting friends,
We note by New York paper that j.
| Simpson and wife were in the country
house of Geo. 1. Seney, New York banker
which was burned at BernarSdville, N Y.
on the night of Oct u. They escaped
without personal injury, but it is under
stood here that they lost in goods
and other property quite heavily.
The taxpayers of this town are remind
ed that their taxes must be paid previous
| to Nov. l, in order to save their per cent
and the extra expense made by the col
lector. if they are placed in his hands. The
treasurer, A. Paddock, will be at East
/ Craftsbury post-office to receive taxes on
| Thursday, Oct. %, from to II 80 O'Clock
a. M. at South village post-ofice on Fri
day forenoon, Oct. "a.
Derby.
There is considerable excitement a.
mong the patrons of the creamery, in re-
| gard to watered milk.
Ira Kelley moves to the Elder house
Frank Jenne moves to the Burnham place
and both will work for Maj. Grout.
Maj. Grout carried 100 pounds of milk
from his Cooley creamer to the Marvin
separator, and obtained cream from it
which made one pound and five ounces of
butter, quite credit to the separator pro-
| cess.
West Derby.
West Derby is destined to be quite a
place yet. There is talk of building an
| Opera hall.
Glover.
Supervisor Stone has visited the schools
of this town.
Abbe Garfield is visiting her sister,
Mrs. n. A. Smith.
John Mcclellan has returned from his
trip to Washington, d. c.
L. B. Wiley is liz Barre doing joiner
work for d. S. Waterman.
w. A. Merriam has rented one of his
farms to Mr.. Wilson.
Those interested in forming a Young
Women's Christian Temperance Union are
requested to meet at So. church, Oct. %,
Chicken pie supper at the M. L. vestry
Tuesday evening, Oct. IS. Supper from
p. N. until Z, after which musical
and literary entertainment will be furnish
ed
Efforts are being made to organize
! Universalist church here. A society of
the denomination has been in existence
several years, but no organized church
body.
At the regular meeting of the local
C. L. S. c. the following officers were
chosen: Pres, Eliza M. Dwinel; vice
president, S. N. Clark; Sec. and Treas,
Emily Whitney; ex. Com, Emma F. Bur-
roughs, Addie NJ. Williams, Helen NJ Per-
cival; critic, w. f. Clark.
The sportsmen of this village and vi
cinity had hunt on Saturday, Captains
G. A. Barrows and DR.. Templeton, lead
ers, which resulted in the defeat of the
hosts marshalled by the doctor. An oys-
ter supper will be furnished by the defeat
ed party, to which the outside world will
be admitted at a nominal fee.
West Glover.
George Young, who has snapped for
the Lewis farm, moves on to it soon.
Harvey Lewis is thoroughly repairing
his saw-mill.-Lyman Barber is doing a
big job on his house.
Greensboro.
Charles Willey,who has been hard sick
with pneumonia, is lillte better
We understand there is some prospect
of having the new telephone extend to E.
Craftsbury.
The going thief, Badger, who stole
James Whites colt, had quite an adven-
ture swapping, trading and selling before
he brought up in Miles office at Barton,
where he was bound up and taken to the
county Jail.
Holland
Boothman's mill is down for repairs,
/ the bOiler haVino given ont