Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-24
Mrs Rinaldo Moffitt of CT Johns

Mrs. Rinaldo Moffitt of st, Johns
bury has been visiting her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Clarinda Hutchinson
Our village schools begin Monday,
Aug. 31st. Miss Mabel Kidder of Hard
wick, teaches the grammer school and
Miss Alice Varney of West Burke, the
primary.
E. W. Barron and family from Bar
ton were in town last week.-Mrs..
Harrison Badger and Mrs. VIM. Croft,
of Barton Landing were the guests of
Mrs Bartlett last week.-Mrs. Daniel
Chaplin is at Lancaster. n. FL.
Coventry.
Mrs. S. Pearson has been to Aver,
Mass, on visit. to her brother, j. R..
Gray, who is in feeble health.
The Coventry Academy fall term
commences Aug. 81, Miss lola Badger
higher department, Miss Kate Pierce
primary.
Rev. G. A. Smith, whose death was
mentioned last week, died of typhoid
fever at Fairfax He had many friends
in this vicinity.
T. Donovan and daughter from
Springfield, Mass, visit friends here.
Mrs. Sarah Gray and children from
Nashua are here.-Mrs. Badger and
children visit at Apple Grove.-Mrs.
Livingston is home from So. Hero.
Craftsbury.
The academy term opens on We'd
nesday with fair attendance.
Walter Wheeler has bad knee on
account of puncturing it with a fork
tine.
A. Paddock and wife are home from
@. Burke, Esq, of Low
ell, Mass, has been in town on visit.
Nelson Rand is sick, and DR.. Bemis
has called DR.. Sparhawk of ST. Johns
bury in cOuncil.-Mrs. John Camp
bell is seriously sick with gastric few
er.
Mrs Charles Root will visit in New
York-Mrs. Richmond of Newport
has been visiting in town.-Mr. Shat
tuck, our old factory man, was recent
ly here to see his old friends.
East CraftSDury.
Miss Minnie Seaver is sick.
Thos. Little and family from Wash
ington, d. O., are visiting friends here.
G. S. Conant from Concord, n. H.,
is visiting friends here. He was call
ed here by the sickness of his mother,
who is better at this writing.
Derby.
Harry Human, an old time resident
of this town, is visiting at Maj CIRCUITS.
Miss Margaret Arnold of R. I. is a
da Thompson Of Wisconsin is at G. w.
CIRCUITS.
The academy is being put in nice re-
pair, preparatory to the opening of
the school
1t is proposed to have this village
and a petition is going
UIl0 W procure
of such as favor the project.
Charles Nourse died on the 22d inst.
He has been a great sufferer for some
weeks. His stricken family have the
sympathy of the whole community.
A Canadian official has caught the
thief who stole the D. G. Stevens team
and has taken him to Newport jail.
The harness, wagon, etc, are return
ed. He was caught at Megantic.
West Derby.
A little daughter at Geo. Doneghy's.
G. S.Magoon is building new house
for John Shannon on Elm St.
Agnes Kelley is quite ill.-Miss Lind
sey and Mrs. Lombard are slowly gain
ing.
Miss Jennie Dane is away on a six
weeks visit to relatives in n. FL. and
Mass.
The w. G. 7. U. will meet with Mrs.
Addie Provincial next Thursday, at 2
p. m.
Mr.. Scott has moved from near
Lanes store into one of the G. E.
Green tenements.
Rev. F. G. Priest closes his labors
at the chapel next Sunday. He has
accepted a call in Mass.
Mrs. Hancock's sister, Miss Virgins
of Lowell, is visiting her.-Mr. Sturte-
want of Brooklyn spent his vacation
with his cousin, Miss Robinson.
The body of Harvey Hammond was
brought here for burial Thursday. He
was well known i'll town and brother
of the late E. K. Hammond.
Rev Mr.. Moulton, a former pastor
of the T. B. church, who has been in
Iowa for fifteen years past, has been
visiting in town the past week.
Glover.
Ladies' Aid at church vestry Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Sabra Phillips is better.-Sam-
uel Phillips is on the sick list.
Capt. Fred Kimbal, DIR. G. w. Scott
and VIM. Philips have been visitors
here.
James Walker and son Irwin have
purchased and will move to the Enoch
Simonds place.
The Universalists will hold basket
picnic at Dry Pond, Saturday Aug. 80.
Everybody invited.
Eddie Gray, son of Walter Gray,
came near drowning in the mill dam
recently. The miller's boy, by great
presence of mind, caught him as he
rose in the water and pulled him out.
Capt. Fred NJ. Kimball Of Missouri,
has been east on short visit, and
made his friends in this town call.
He is one of the boys of the old 9th
Reg't Vt. Vols. who made his mark in
the war and who has been success in
business since.
There will be reunion Of Co. I.
18th Reg't. VT. Vols. at Post Hall on
Wednesday, Aug. &c, commencing at
10 a. m. with dinner, music, speaking,