Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-03

Alfred Taylor and wife are in town.
The children of Willie Robinson are
visiting at the home of their grand
parents Mrs. A. F. Cole is here from
Springfield, Mass. on a visit. Mrs.
Geo. Cheney goes to Mass. to spend a
week with her husband who is at New
buryport.- May Cook is home from
her visit to Morristown.
East Charleston.
Mrs. B. F. Trip has gone to Mass.
and Maine on visit.
Mrs j. P Wheeler from Stanstead
Junction is visiting at j. B. Moody's.
j. S. Sweeney has gone to Ocean
Park, where his wife and daughter
have been stopping for some weeks.
Coventry.
Charlana Herbert has a new piano.
The Bronsons have moved to Jay.
A little son of Fred Dean has been
very sick with pneumonia.-Mrs Fan
ny Richardson is quite sick.
Revs. Harlow and Eddy exchanged
desks on the Sabbath and some who
crossed over to hear ''the other'' min
lister were little surprised.
B. F. Tower has bought the store he
occupies of the Walworth estate and
also the one occupied by VIM. Tibbetts
owned by Mrs. Chas. Cleveland.
Mrs. Katie (Bowles) Ide is visiting
in town.-Nellie and Willie Hitchcock
are home on a visit.-Rev. @. A. Smith
wife and daughter were here and cal
| led on friends last week.
School in the Day neighborhood
closed July 81. Those having no marks
were Lillian and Theron Adams, Eth
ell Day, Ethel GLADDEN., Mary Rowe,
Mark and Arthur Rowe. Katie Ellis
and Elmer Day had only one mark.
The school was taught by Hattie
Wheelock.
| CraftsDury.
Mrs. Hill returns to St. Johnsbury
in about two weeks.
Julia Allen, sister of Rev Allen, is
quite feeble with nervous prostration.
F. W. Hazen has been engaged as
principal of the Academy here the
coming year.
Annie Paddock has been engaged
as teacher of music at Strait Universe
ty, New Orleans.
Mr.. E. L. Hastings and wife, also A.
Paddock and wife are at Saratoga for
a few weeks.
Mr.. Horace Smiths horse took
fright at a stone beside the road, over
turned the buggy and threw Mr.. Smith
out. No serious damage was done.
A grand reception was given Rev.
Allen and his new bride last week by
his many friends. Many presents and
| congratulations were given them.
We regret that B. G. Day, principal
| of the Academy for the past three
years, is soon to leave us. The school
has been very prosperous under his
| administration. He has tact to teach
and is good manager and live, en-
prising man. May success attend his
efforts wherever they are put forth.
Derby.
Mai circuit is home from the West.
Mrs Noyes goes to Mass. to-day
G. A. Magoon and wife of Stratford,
n. III. are in town.
We were a little previous in our
statement in regard to the return of
! G.. F. Davis, but he came in a day or
two Judicious advertising always
pays.
West Derby.
Miss Sarah Phillips of Guilford Vii
lage, n. II. is visiting friends in town.
John Litchfield and family returned
from Montreal last week
G. S. Magoon and daughter, Grace,
took a trip to Boston last week.
Amos Morse, Dr. Adams and Ellen
Fairchild are having their buildings
painted.
Rev. F. @. Priest has returned from
vacation and will hold services as for
merly in the chapel at half past three
p. m.
The young people of West Derby
have formed a lawn tennis club. They
have fine outfit and Mr.. Hancock
has kindly given them the use of a
lawn to play on. 1t is a delightful
game and very healthful exercise.
The F. Baptist Sabbath School of
this place is to have an excursion on
the Lake this week. The Lady of the
Lake will leave the wharf at Newport
Thursday next at a. m. and take the
school to the Mountain House, where
lunch will be served in the pavilion.
Thence it will proceed to Magog and
return to Newport in the evening. 1t
is expected that the West Derby band
will be in attendance and very pleas
ant time is anticipated.
Glover.
The family of F. B. Cheney are all
on the gain after severe illness.
DR.. w. F. Templeton and wife have
returned to Manchester.
Capt. ". Percival recently moved
one fourth acre of grass in forty five
minutes pfeUUy wen Tor q man ~
years old.
Mrs. Chandler and a son and Mrs.
Hancock are visiting at Mrs. E. Han
cock's-Gertie Davis is home after a
long absence.
DR.. Percy Templeton was called to
Montpelier last Friday to attend the
funeral of Gen. P. P. Pitkin.
The band and quite delegation of
citizens attended the grove meeting
at Lyndonville yesterday. They re
port a large crowd and successful
meeting.
West Glover.
The ElIiotts are camping at Parker's
Pond.
R. 7. White has received a pension
of twelve dollars a month with an
amount of back pay.
Geo. Uric is making preparations to
| build house on the site of the one