Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-04-27
East Charleston.

East Charleston.
Geo. Cloud has gone to Orange, Mass,
to work.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
r. P. Stevens, Thursday afternoon,
Apr. 80. All cordially invited and gem
tlemen invited to tea
S. c. Streeter and g. B. Stoddard
went to St. Johnsbury last Saturday
to attend the funeral of their brother
in-law, o. A. Cate, who has been sick
the past year with heart trouble.
West Charleston.
Arthur Lackey has returned from
his visit to Putnam, N. Y, and Mrs.
Kate Jennings from her visit at VOL
cott
Our village school begins Monday,
May 4, taught by Miss Annie Varney
of West Burke.
Geo. Hamilton has moved to Mrs.
Humans farm. Mrs. Human has
moved from the village into a part of
her own house.
Lena Bennett teaches the school in
Sawyer district, Mrs. Annie Cudney
in the Hamilton district, and Mary
Griffin in the Lyon district in Salem
Derby.
Coventry.
Mr.Gardner has moved into D. Han
nant's house.
The Congregational parsonage is I'M
dergoing thorough repairs.-The hotel
is much improved by coat of paint.
Richard Parker has been sick for
some time with congestive chills, but
is slowly improving. Harry Hearmon
is better.
Mrs. Martha Wheelock, who suffer-
ed a slight shock the past winter, has
nearly recovered from it. She was "a
years old last Wednesday.
Homer Wheelock teaches in the
Webster district; Grace Collins in the
Locke district in Irasburgh; Clarence
Perry in district No. 10, Newport.
The remains of Abbie, wife of Benja
min Thrasher, were brought here from
West Derby for interment last Friday.
She was the youngest daughter of the
late Phineas Daggett of this town. She
leaves a husband and four small chill
dren.
CraftSbury.
There was a teachers examination
last Saturday.
John Uric is again clerking for S.
L. Leavitt & Sons.
j. D. Leavitt is going on the road as
commercial traveller.
We learn that Hattie Fletcher is in
trouble at Montpelier for breaking the
law.
Miss Lovisa Kinney, who has been
seriously i'll, is better and will teach
school this summer.
Mr.. Skinner, the mill sawyer at the
Kinney mill, is making business very
lively for the mill hands.
Edward Wheeler has purchased a
BARRIERS outfit and will wait on Gust
omers at the post office at the Com
mon.
The Steam mill caught fire on
Thursday and only by persistent effort
was the fire subdued, small damage
resulting.
Miss Martha Poor is home on visit.
Willie Laird is visiting in tOwn.-C.
G. Conant, Jr. and wife are also in
town on a visit.
Mrs. O. M Cochran is in feeble
health Foster Rand is quite
sick.-Mrs. Coon is somewhat improv-
ed from the effect of paralytic shock.
Derby.
R. P. Blake has started on his sum-
mer's trip on the road canvassing.
D. F. Andrus supplied in Cong'l
church Sunday.
The Cong'l society have extended a
call to A. F. Hertel of n. j.
The academy school closes with an
exhibition Friday eve.
Willie Wilson has gone to New York
this season to work in the ice business.
Peter Duval has moved into the
house with his brother-in-law, j. H.
Powers.
Henry Crandall has let his farm for
one year on shares to Alfred Fem of
Holland.
Mrs. Horatio Powers is quite low at
the present time, with consumption,
it is feared.
10. Wright is building a sugar house
and his brother David will build new
dwelling house this summer
Our new correspondent of April 18th
made a slight mistake in his item.
Harlow NJ. Jonathan has not traded
his place and does not know as he will.
The people of this village were sad
dened to learn of the death of Arthur
Bond, who died at his home at Rock
Island, Friday morning, Apr. "a. He
was married to Annie Moran, Mar. 25
and was taken sick about a week Ia
ter with rheumatism of the heart with
other complications. He was buried
at Derby Line Sunday. His wife and
parents have the sympathy of all.
West Derby.
The band is practicing for Decora-
ton Day effort.
Moody Kimba1 is putting up house
on school street,
Mertie Young won the prize at the
recent medal contest at the F. B.
church.
An apron sociable at the chapel on
Friday evening. Cake and ice cream
will be served and a very pleasant
time expected.
Glover.
Mrs. Ayers is very low.
Mrs. Prindle is painting and repair
ing her house.
Miss E. F. Burroughs is in Boston
buying millinery goods.
Mrs. Bert Sherburne teaches school,
in the Parish district.
Luella Roberts is at E. B. Simond's
caring for her mother, who is very