Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-06-29
Evansville.

The school here taught by Miss Min
ME Trip, closed last Saturday on ac
count of the poor health of the teach
er.
Cards were received here last week
announcing the marriage of Ernest j.
Woodland of ST. Adams Congratula-
tions of all of Ernest's friends here
At the annual meeting of the Aid
Society Mrs. Nancy Eddy was chosen
president; Mrs. Tina Brown, vice
president; Mrs. Elvira Gray, secreta-
ry; Miss Bella Allard, Treasurer.
Willard Aldrich of East Browning
ton met with a sad accident Friday,
June 10. AS he was driving down the
hill between Mr.. Hitchcock's and Mr..
Crows, one holdback gave out and
let the wagon hit the horses heels
and in trying to hold the wagon by
taking hold of one wheel, he fell out.
One elbow was put out of joint and
the same arm was broken just above
the elbow Joint. He was taken into
Mr.. Grows and DR.. Prime of Barton
was called to set the broken bone 1t
was a bad fracture and it is feared
that he will never have good arm.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Emerson and son have returned
to their home in Lowell, Mass.
Sue Clark, Clara Holton, Sadie Eley
M II.
the 28th.
Mrs. Bennett, sister of Mrs Geo.
Brownell, died at A. F. Whipple's,
June "a.
Alice j. Varney of West Burke clos
ed a very successful term of school,
Friday, June 26th.-Lena Bennett has
closed her school in the Sawyer dis
trict, and expects to go to the Noun
tains soon to work.
L. r. Allbee, who has been in feeble
health for long time, died early Sun
day morning, June 81. Funeral SER
vices were held from his late residence
on Tuesday. Mr.. Allbee leaves a wife
and three children, an aged father,
brothers and sisters, besides a large
circle of other relatives and friends.
He will be very much missed in the
community. His death was very sud
den, he having been able to be about
the house and go out until the day be-
fore his DEATH Will Leavens and his
sister Ina came from n. H. to attend
the funeral of their uncle, and James
Allbee, brother of the deceased, came
from n. Y. City.
East Charleston.
Mrs. F. B. Lang and her two child
rem are visiting her parents in Green's
bOrO.
Rev. Mr.. Harris has been in town
for few days.-Rev. Mr.. Crane and
wife are visiting in Marshfield.
The village school closed Friday af-
ter a very successful term taught by
Miss Emma Parlin.
B. Fl. Adams, who has been teach
ing in Amherst, Mass, for a year or
two, is home for a vacation. He ex
poets to return another year.
G. W. Lang and wife have been Wis
Lang and his son were out riding
when their horse became frightened
and threw them both out. Mr.. Lang
received a severe bruise on the head
and side, and the carriage was brok
en-. 1t was very narrow escape for
them both.
On Monday, June %, few of the
neighbors and friends met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. F. Adams to celebrate
her Goth birthday. An easy chair and
a few smaller presents were present
ed her in behalf of those present by
G. B. Stoddard. Mrs. Hunt, daugh-
ter who lives with her, was also re-
membered. B. H. Adams responded
in few well chosen words. Prayer
was offered by Rev Mr.. Collins. The
hymn, "God be with you till we meet
again." was sung by B. HI. Adams and
Mrs. G. E. Blood. A bountiful sup
per was provided and very pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed.
Coventry.
A large party of children spent a
happy day with Clarence Herbert on
Tuesday last.
There will be a reception for Rev
Milo Eddy at NJ. E. church next We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Persons is in town from
New York.-Mrs. Joseph Cooper has
been to Boston to visit her son Frank.
Henry Pearson and Homer Barrows
graduated at Lyndon and Bell Living
stone at Montpelier at the close of the
last term.
Walter Clark, a nephew of Mrs.
Martha Wheelock, died recently. It
will be remembered that Walter at
tended school here some few years
since.
Craftsbury.
Prof. B. G. Day lost a valuable horse
recently.
D. F. Andrus is at Derby Center at
work in the interest of the academy
Maj. Robbins and family attended
the funeral of niece at Stannard last
Sunday.
Silas Coburn has his barn up and
covered. Walter Thompson is work
ing for him.
Bartlett Williams discovered recent
ly that there was trouble with one Of
his young cattle, and upon examina-
ton found that several of them hat
their lips and tongues filed with hedge
hog quilts. The quilts were extracted
} with difficulty.
Derby.
We expect big celebration here OF
Saturday.
Maj. Circuit begins haying in good
earnest this week
Sugar makers are waking up anc
| are making applications for their sug
ar bounty licenses.
Willie Clough has been in town.
Prof. Andrus is here in the interest O