Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-12
Mrs. David Wilcox has been spend

were married very quietly at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, C.P Church,
Saturday evening, Oct 3. The happy
left here Oct. for their new
home in Ca. The good wishes of their
many friends go with him.
A sad accident occurred here FIJI
dav. Oct. 9: AS Charles Moulton, Rob
Allen. Geo. Griffin and Oscar Davis
were at work on the roof of the COW
cred bridge at the lower end of the
village, the staging suddenly gave
way. and the three first mentioned
went down on to the rocks in the bed
of the river, a distance Of thirty feet.
Davis, who was at one end of the roof,
chung to the timbers and succeeded IN
taking himself down without injury.
Moulton is badly injured about the
head and face and his hands cut and
bruised; Allen is badly bruised and
terribly shaken up, but strange TO say
there are no bones broken in either
case: Griffin escaped with spralned
and bruised ankle. 1t is hoped that
none have sustained any internal in
iuries. and will soon recover, but
their escape from sudden death is al
most wonderful.
Coventry.
The stores in this place will close
each Tuesday and Friday evening,
commencing Oct. 18th, excepting Dec.
% and %, until Apr, 1st, next
East Charleston
CT. Worthen picked several ripe
strawberries in his field Oct. 9th.
Jim Hinton has moved into one of
M. G. Davis tenements in the village.
Mrs. M. Clifford and Mrs. O. A. Cate
of St. Johnsbury were visiting friends
here last week.
A little child of VIM. CampbelPs
died last Wednesday at the residence
of John Fuller, where it had been TAX
en- care of for several weeks. Brief
funeral services were held there on
Friday p. m.
Craftsbury.
Geo. Cook of Danville sold three or
gans in town last week.
S. R. Lathe has bought the Widow
! TillOtsOn house and moves into it soon.
Rev. Mr.. Allen and wife have re-
turned from their vacation visit.
DR.. Dustin has built new she'd
Work on the new water works is pro
crossing finely.
d. F. Andrus visited in town over
the sabbath.-Nettie Miller fNewpor1
is in town on visit.
DIR. Pearson, the dentist, will be al
DR.. o. A. Bemis' office this week, Tues
day and Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Fairman will give {
Reading at the NJ. E. church, Wed
nesday evening, Oct. 18th. Admis
sion, 25 cts; children under II years
10 cents.
The Craftsbury band will give
masquerade promenade, Friday eve
Oct. IS. at the town hall. Promenad
begins promptly at 7.3O; admission
gents % cents, ladies 10.
Derby.
Mai. circuit and DR. Clark have bee
on the sick list of late.
The Cong. society are shingling an
! repairing their parsonage, prepare
l tory to occupancy by the family
the pastor, Mr.. Bushee.
At the quarterly meeting service
held at NJ E. church yesterday, sex
> eral persons joined the church, an
others will unite with it soon.
g Theron Kelley is in town visiting h
i parents, after an absence of thirtee
G vears.-James Kelley and wife and
&c friend of theirs are here from n.
6 on visit, also Orpheus Kelley fro
! Wisconsin.-Mr Kelsey, who was
- student in the academy here so yea
lc ago. returns to visit the place tn
was dear to him when young ma
}. West Derby.
= Miss Jessie Grandy of Newport
.s nursing Mrs. Patch.
IF Geo. Dane and wife have gone
a Lowell, Mass. on visit.
'. Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Jol
Y. Clark, Thursday afternoon.
ST A writing class of about % pupils
as being taught by Miss G. n. Davis.
- A bunch of ripe strawberries we
- picked in Mr.. Wright's field, Oct. 9
-. Callie Grandy was considerably hi
va last Friday afternoon, by kick FRI
ne a horse.
IS Mrs. Laura NJ Franklin attend
r. the w. @. T. U. convention last we'
~, at ST. Johnsbury.
O. Rev. S. A. Parker will preach at
ia Chapel Sunday, at O'Clock. Soc
les BILE Saturday evening.
e Two surprise parties last week, {
no for Miss Wilma Green Thursday ev'
W inc and the other for Miss Carrie Da
III Friday. Both were we'll attended {
',io much enjoyed.
~ In removing bodies of some of
members of the Richmond fan
from their former resting place to
~ cemetery here, that of Mr.. Fr;
- Richmond was found to be petrlf
Charles Streeter, wife aud 1
children are visiting at A. q. .
;nn yer's. They have lived in Roches
Mimi, for the past thirteen years,
now intend to settle in Vermont.
Alfred Taylor, though in very fe
80 health, hopes soon to start for Fl
a. da, to spend the winter.-Mrs. L
iUo' bard and Mrs. Patch remain about
. to same.-Miss May Nichols is very
cen with consumption.
John Shannan's family awe mt
from the Mooney house to their
.ade house on Elm Stirred Niles M
mill. to Newport this week to the Sta
mes house on School St, and will worl
Mr.. Browning, barber, at the New
ire House.
nee. Will Morey is home from Farm
ca ton on a visit to his mother
BRYANT returned Saturday from L
ford, Conn, where he has bee
work for some time.-Miss u