Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-07-21

Paine as a cadet at the United States Mil
itary Academy at West Point. The ap-
pointee is a son of J. W. Paine, and was
born in Montpelier, Vt, March %, 1871
When he was only year old his parents
removed to Baltimore. The young cadet
was educated entirely in the public schools
of Baltimore, and he graduated from the
City College during the present year.
He was recommended for appointment
by nearly all the Grand Army men, and
largely by the Republicans of the Fourth
Congressional district.
East Albany.
Thos. j. Hogan who left here recently
for California was taken i'll the next day
after his arrival there with typhoid fe-
yer and died suddenly. He died in Rock
lin where he had several relatives. He
was a steady, hard working man and was
well known in this vicinity. He was
about So years of age.
Bro wniel ssGOm.
Mrs. Albro Twombly of Boston is at
her fathers, A. Drown to spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs Alice CTitus) Norcott of North
Stratford, N. H.. is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs N.Colley, and other friends.
Mrs Norman Burnham of Lowell, Mass.
and C. w. Smith and daughter of Penn,
are guests of E. NJ. Buchanan.
E. M. Buchanan has just received from
the Winona Stock Farm, Westminster,
Penn, pair of very fine-blooded White
Chester pigs and invites inspection.
The Thursday evening meetings which
have been held in the Centre church the
past few weeks, will be continued there
until further notice. Rev. Mr.. Hubert
is present at each meeting and the men,
bers in attendance and the interest in
crease.
East Charleston.
Mrs. L. F. Brainard has gone to Low
ell, Mass, to work for her sister.
Frank Wolcott and wife returned to
their home in Lowell, Friday.
Al. Lang has bid off the making Of
the track on trotting park and it is to be
built by Sept 10.
Gilman Hills little girl is very sick with
fever. Her recovery is doubtful.
Miss Matte George from Manchester,
N. H., and Mrs. Hill from West Concord
are visiting at F. S. Cobleigh's.
J. S. Sweeney shut down his mill and
is trying to hay nowadays. He bad an
auction, Saturday, and sold the grass on
the Samuel Davis farm in different lots.
West Charleston.
A. J. Day has sold his Hildreth farm to
j. A. Wyman.
Mr. Hickey has been in town and sold
the remnant of his goods from his shop
to j. B. Holton.
DIR. c. S. Human has gone to Old Or
chard, where his wife and children are,
to spend few days.
Mrs. Charles Nye has returned from
Ocean Park.-Arthur Lackey is home
again.-Alfred Taylor has returned from
Brunswick Springs.
meeting with Mrs. Richardson, Friday af-
ternoon, July 25. 1t is to take the form
of mothers meeting, and all mothers
are invited
In the severe thunder storm, the morn
ing of the 10Th, David WilcoX's large
barn on his farm was struck by lightning
| and burned, and but for the timely aid OF
neighbors the house would have been
burned also.
Mrs. H. A. True and daughter from
Somerville, Massachusetts, and Mrs. Chas.
Hamblet from Barton, ARE visiting friends
here-C. E. Bennett is stopping at home
| for few days.-Elmer White and sister
have been visiting at Mr.. Brown's.-E. B.
| Campbell of Brattleboro, and G. c. Kel-
logg and family from Northampton, Mass,
are visiting at H. CampbelPs. Mrs. G.
will spend some time here and at Brown
ington with her brother.
Coventry.
Mrs. Allen has taken possession of the
VIM. Barrows place which she recently
| purchased.-Wm. Barrows has moved
into part of Mr.. Trudeau's house.
| Blanche Moore and Flossie Armstrong
| from Boston are stopping at VIM. Niles.
A little son of Fred Deans was caught
in the belt at the grist-mill and was car
ried around several times. He was hurt
very severely but it is hoped no bones
are broken.
In the thunder storm last Tuesday
morning. The lightning struck the front
yard fence and a tree in front of Hollis
Thrasher's house; splitting the fence
and posts all to pieces. Geo. Stevens,
Geo. Porter and Homer Thrasher were
working near by and were stunned by the
shock. It was narrow escape.
Derby.
Henry Newcomb has been engaged to
play the organ in the new church at New
port.
The Ladies' Aid meet at the M. E. YES
try parlor on Wednesday afternoon of
this week.
West Derby.
| Milo Shattuck has gone on TO the IL. IL.
as fireman.
The infant child of Mr.. Henry Hill died
Saturday, the 18th inst.
Mabel Gay, who went to johnson with
her own team, has returned.
Mrs. V. P. Bogue's sister, Mrs Henry
who has been here on visit, has return
ed to her home in Tampa, Florida.
Mrs. Chas. Magoon has fallen anc
broken bone in her foot, so that she il
disabled. She has it set in plaster paris
A Mr.. Marsh of Hartford, Conn.,, i:
spending his vacation at Mrs. o. d. Har
veys, hoping the country air will improve
his health.
The storm of Tuesday, the 9Th inst.
blew down Mr.. Wright's brick shed
started the barn that Chas. Magoon il
building on Elm ST. off it's foundation
and blew down a large tree near the ole
M. G. Whitney place.
Glover.
Mrs. Jerre Marston has gone to the hos
pital at Burlington for medical treatment