Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-09-28

for some time and board III the family
of G. B. Stoddard.
F. B. Lang's valuable mare some
weeks ago thrust limb or stick into
her breast, which created large sore
Drs. Streeter and Blood made exami-
nation and removed the wood, and
the sore is healing up.
A. j. Lang and Bert, have erected a
large building, "a 80 feet, near the
one they built a few years ago, OF
same size. The two are to be connect
ed by shed and the basement of the
whole is to be used for a hen house.
The potato crop is good, but some
pieces are rotting badly; the corn has
ripened and is heavy; the grain crop
| is excellent and the threshers are at
work on it. There were three ma
chimes near this village at work last
week.
/ West Charleston.
Sept. oath thermometer 80 degrees
/ in the shade at 3 p. m.
| r. H. Lathe, an aged citizen, died
| Sept. 18th from dry modification OF
the foot and paralysis.
Clara Holton, daughter of j. B.
| Holton, has been seriously i'll, but is
| improving some at present.
J. G. Oliver and wife have returned
from their visit to the West -Steph-
en- Cook and wife have gone to Enos-
burg to spend few days with old
| friends.-E. 0. Bennett and wife have
returned from their visit to Lisbon,
| n. H.
| Will Alton from Cambridge, Mass,
is at home to see his sick father, who
is very low with consumption.
Lucia Sawyer from Ludlow, VT, has
been visiting Albert Lawrence and
other relatives Mary Human is
home from St. Johnsbury to spend
the abbath.-Philander Sawyer is Wis
iting at his nephew's, Calvin Sawyer.
Graf tSbury.
Abijah Bailey is quite sick with gas
trio trouble.
Mrs. Mary Hill of Burlington is in
town visiting friends.
A sister of Alex Calderwood from
N. H. is visiting in town.
j. P. Conner has returned from
Swanton in quite poor health.
Rev. Allen and wife are taking a
vacation of two weeks at Grand Isle.
Derby.
Gen. w. w. circuit was in town over
Sunday.
The Y. w. G I. U. meets next Sat-
urday p. m. in NJ. E. vestry.
John Sampson and wife have stored
their goods and are boarding at
Charles Twombly's.
A spirited lyceum debate took place
at academy hall Friday evening, which
was we'll attended.
Fred Reynolds has gone to Boston
with three Highland Stock farm
horses, to attend the races.
The Y. P. S. G. E. meets regularly
every Tuesday evening at O'Clock in
academy. All are cordially invited
to attend.
On Wednesday evening last the
wedding of Miss Addie Daley and
Arthur Baxter came off at the home
of the BRIDES father, w. t. Daley.
There were large number of young
people and schoolmates present. The
presents were numerous and valua-
BILE, and a happy hour was passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter started for
their new home in Northern Maine,
Thursday evening.
West Derby.
Ed. Sias is laid up with lame back.
Amos Blodgett's mother has come
to live with him.
The Advent church is improved by
blinds and paint.
Loren Sargent leaves this week for
Fitchburg, Mass.
The Misses Abby are visiting their
mother, Mrs. Ezra Darling.
E. Lanes store was not hit by light
ming, as reported last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bradley return
ed Saturday from their wedding trip.
A fourishing picture framing bust
ness is being carried on here by Dav-
ison & Towle
Mr.. and Mrs. Ahody have the sym
pathy of the community in the loss of
their only child
Rev. j. Harry Holden of Amherst,
Mass, will preach at the chapel Sun
day, at o'clock.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Franklin occupied the
F. B. pulpit the goth inst, her husband
being in Canada.
Mrs. Della Towle was suddenly call
ed to Ayers Flat, Que, on account of
the sickness of her mother.
The last of our summer guests re-
turned home last week-Mr. and Mrs.
Spiers and Mrs. Ball and son.
@. S. Magoon is preparing to build
on the corner lot opposite the post
up large store.
Two couples of this village were
married the 10Th inst. Miss Frances
Hadlock and Mr.. Jewett, and Mrs. o.
D. Harvey and Mr.. H. Bradley. May
happiness attend them.
Chas. Gay has moved back to his
farm.-Mr. Goodwin has moved from
the Field house to Holland.
The Upston boys have rented the
house that Moody Kimball vacated,
and expect their mother to keep
house for them.
Glover.
The Institute building is being re-
paired.
The band are preparing to attend
the fair at Barton.
Complaints are made that potatoes
are rotting badly in some parts of the
town.
Mrs. Joseph Drew is on the sick list
Several others are suffering with la
grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs Kendall are stopping