Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-01-12

Mrs. N. D.. Leonard has moved to Iras
burgh to live near her sister, Mrs. Col
ton.
John Atkins has a bone felon on hi
thumb. He is a hard working man witt
a family of small children and no way t.
support them but by his work. Hi
friends here helping him some.
Hard colds are in order now. Mrs. Alb
bic Drown is sick.-Mrs. Deacon Mar
shall Who is sick, is better.-Mrs. j. Gil
fllan Of e. Bloomington is quite sick yet
though hopes are entertained of her re
covery. Her sister, Mrs. George Jillson
is withher
East Charleston.
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler breaches here mex
Sunday at 1 O'Clock p. m. Prayer meet
ing in the evening.
Rev. Mr.. Harris has gone to his homt
in New York, but is expected back ere
long to remain some weeks.
Annual meeting of the F. Baptist SO,
ciety at Vestry, Saturday, Jan. II, at
o'clock, afternoon. Let all the members
attend.
Jerome Hudson has taken a large UNI
Der job in Victory and gone there with
men and teams. Johnnie Buck has gone
to Groton with his team.
Coventry.
Alfred Livingston is here with his new
bride.
Profitable meetings during the week
of prayer.
j. Lucas moves into the Frank Wig
gins house, beside the hotel.
Four persons united with the M. E..
church last Sunday.
Clarence Perry will teach a third term
of school in Dist. 10, Newport.
S. Nye is confined to the house for a
few lays with sickness, but is better.
Some sneak thief stole a wolf skin
robe out of Jonas Kidder's sleigh recent
ly.
Oyster supper and donation at the NJ.
E. church next Friday evening for the
benefit of Rev. c. w. Morse. L. NJ. Shedd
will deliver an address subject "Trip to
the East" All invited.
CraftSbulrV
Dea. Dutton is i'll with a stomach
trouble.
Russell Cowles is appointed deputy
sheriff.
j. M. Goodwin has sold his grist-mill to
his SOL Bert.
c. c. Conant is selling the automatic
steamer
Mrs. Lizzie Doe, who has been visiting
here, has returned.
Mason meeting at Masonic hall Jan. 81.
The Lodge Deputy is expected.
The cornet band concert was very sat
i~sfactory to the public, and the receipts
were generous.
Mrs. j. Brennan is dangerously ill
Mrs. Elmer Stratton has a brother who
is hard sick.
Flint Post installs officers at West Al
bany Jan. 20, at ? o'clock, p. m. All mem
bers requested to be present.
DR.. Bemis and wife celebrated their
silver wedding on Tuesday last. A very
pleasant OCCASION, with many friends,
lots of presents, etc,
F. A. Crane thinks he has a method of
raising cream which is superior to the
Cooley system. Mr.. Crane has all sizes
of butter tubs for sale.
Bartlett Williams and Chas. Root were
appointed deacOns; Amasa DuttOn, Sec.
and Treas. of Cong. church at a late
meeting Of the society.
Prof. Day and Rev. Mr.. Moody had a
lively time extinguishing a fire in the
Academy Hall one night recently, when Il
lamp tipped over and exploded.
Mrs. Bruce visits her daughter in Mont
pelier. - Chas. Worthen of Hardwick
spent Sunday, Jan. Sd, with friends here.
Cora Paddock is home from Conn.
Dr.. Pearson, the dentist, will be at Dr..
O. A. Bemis' Office, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, January 20 and 81. Those desiring
dental work will do we'll to call on him at
that time. Do not forget the time and
place.
The farmers of Craftsbury and vicinity
are requested to meet at the town house
on Thursday evening, Jan, 18th, for the
purpose or organizing Il farmers debat-
ing club. They will discuss the subject
of butter making, etc. All invited.
Derby.
Ed. Lother is cutting ice, and seven
teams were drawing from the pond last
Friday.
Maj. Grout and family go to Chicago
and Moline e week to remain several
weeks.
S. S. Holt received a fall from a lad
der in his barn recently and was consid-
erably injured.
Stewart Hascall talks of buying water
power rights with reference to putting
in an electric light plant.
Ed. Carpenter, son of HID. Carpenter.
formerly OF this town, is visiting friends
here. He is from Hatton, Dakota.
A law case vas tried at j. w. ErWin's
offic con Monday, by which Mr.. Fletcher
sought to recover wages of Mr.. Dwyre
The jury brought in for the plaintiff.
c.. X. Bates has been in town the pas
week. They nave selected thirteen horses
and colts from their numbe to fit fol-
the auction sale in New York city mex
spring.
Mrs. Maloney has so far recovered
from injuries received some months since
as to be able to walk on crutches.-Mis:
Silver is recovering from the effects 0
her coasting accident.-I. P. Thatcher
laid up with la grippe, is better.
West Derby.
Miss E. L. Robinson is teaching schoo
in the Kittridge district.
A Demorest "Medal Contest is con
templated.
The w. C. r. U. will meet Thursda.
as Mrs. Emma Savers.
The Union sociable will be held in tn