Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-07-13

average attendance If 0-1O.
Mrs. Julia Bartlett accompanied
Mrs. Human and family to Ocean
Park, Me.-Lydia Human has gone to
Martha's Vineyard to attend the sum-
mer school, before returning to her
work of teaching in Iowa-Carrie
Bennett has gone to Hardwick VT, to
spend few weeks with her sisters.
E. W. Parlin and wife started the
9TH to visit friends and relatives in
Ohio.
Coventry.
Preaching service at the Day school
house next Sunday at o'clock.-Dor-
cas- society meeting at the vestry on
Friday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Roxana Allen, an old resident
of this town, died at the home of her
son last Wednesday. She was the
widow of the late Levi Allen. Funer-
al at the M. E. church on Friday, Rev.
Mr.. Eddy, assisted by Rev. L. Harlow,
officiating. The friends of the deceas-
ed desire to extend sincere thanks to
the many who assisted them in caring
for and in burying a beloved friend.
Craftsbury.
Mrs. A. Cochran is i'll.
Amasa Scott shingles his house.
J. Poor puts a neat wire fence in
front of his house.
R. Hoyt, a college boy, works at the
White Mountains, during his vacation.
Mr.. Ladaux is out haying these days
and his shop will not be open on
bright days.
Sarah Miller, who has been south
for some time, is visiting in town.
Phelps and Paul Kaiser are here on
visit.
Derby.
The Grover Dodge farm is to be sold
at auction on Friday next.
Rev Charles Dodge is visiting at
Erastus Waterman's.
The catalogue for the Academy is
out The fall term will commence
Sept. 1.
John Sivright has put up barn so
x 100 feet with basement, etc. 1t will
be one of the best barns in this vicin-
ity.
G. T. Davis has gone West and will
visit the Christian Endeavor conven-
ton at Minneapolis, Mimi. Maj. circuit
has also gone West for four weeks.
West Derby.
Rev, A. B. Hopkins and wife of
CRANKY are in town.
DR.. G. V. Bogue is entertaining a
Chicago friend Henry Hayes fam
lily have visitors from Mass.
The lawn party at G. S. Magoon's,
Thursday evening,was thoroughly en-
joyed by the large number present.
Schools closed in the two lower
rooms Friday with a picnic in Balls
Grove, which was greatly enjoyed by
the children.
Childrens' Day exercises at F. B.
church the 9TH were very good, espec
tally the speaking and singing by the
S. S. scholars in the evening.
Mrs. F. w Stevens suffered par
tial shock on the morning of the Sd
inst. and is, as yet, confined to the
bed-Mrs. J. K. Lombard is gaining
slowly.
Mrs. Pease (Nervie Bradley and
two children from Conn. are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Kittridge.-Mrs.
Ball arrived last week to spend the
summer with her father, Ira Adams.
The w. G. T. U. will hold a parlor
meeting at G.. S. Magoon's on the ev
ening of the 10Th, to which both old
and young are cordially invited. An
inviting program is given-recitation
readings music, etc.
1t is to be hoped that the temper
ance people and all the respectable
portion of the community will uphold
the decided course taken by the Of
ficers of the law and the editor of the
Express and Standard. When liquor
sellers find themselves decidedly out,
both in pOcketbook and reputation,
they will quit the business. Com.
Glover.
Rev. R. Chrystie is off on a short va
cation.
John Smith recently cut his foot
with an ak.
Rev. F. Millar has fuchsia on which
are 361 buds and blossoms.
Martin Bean had an unpleasant ex-
perience with gunpowder July 4th.
Geo. Wilson has rented his black
smith shop to Mr.. Ford of Hardwick.
The many friends of Eta Whittle-
sey Cady of Scotland, Conn.,, will be
panied to learn of her death. She
leaves a husband and three children.
Rev. Geo. w. Goodall, former pas
tor here, made a short stop recently.
He now resides in California.-Dr. and
Mrs. Soules are here from the West.
Holland.
Henry A Bryant is building a barn.
-Caswell & French's will is down for
repairs.
John Woodland is building an ell to
his house.--Jos. Berbeck has been
quite extensively repairing his barn.
Among those visiting in town we
name the Misses Cowing of Mass, just
returned home, Harry Huntoon of N.
Y, Susie Hall, Frank Jerome and his
daughter and Emma Clapper of Rich
ford
Miss G. May Molony, closed very
successful term of school in Dist. No.
4 last Friday. She has been engaged
to teach the winter term. No is very
lucky in being able to obtain and re-
tain so good an instructor as Miss Mo-
lony Scholars neither absent nor
tardy during the term and taking priz-
es for highest number of marks are:
Lila Davis, Cora, Myrtle and Lizzie
Demick, May Hull, frankie Horn,
Mary Goddard, Alta Dubois, Hattie
and Freddie Parker, Geo. Dubois, Ber
nice Wheeler and Minnie Osgood
Irasburgh.