Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-06-08

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Lyndon horse show the colt got fright
ened and pulled away and ran back
through East Albany. When the dog
saw him running he gave chase and
caught the end of the halter in his
mouth and set back on it and held the
colt until his master came. Who says
a dog cannot reason?
Bloomington.
A new boy at Chauncey buttons.
Mrs. John Miles is quite sick with
fever.
We understand that Hiram Berry is
coming home to take care of his ia
Their, Solomon Berry, who continues
very low.
Benz. Boden had a valuable horse
considerably hurt at Newport recently
by an accident caused by fright from
a passing engine.
Miss Shepard has been spending a
few weeks in town visiting. Fol-
som from Boston has been visiting his
son and daughter, Arthur and Cora
Folsom.
Evansville.
Ira Bickford has moved back to his
farm in East Bloomington.
Mrs. E. Fosters sister from Califor
MIA has been visiting her of late.
Mrs. Albert Hathaway and daughter
are stopping at Mr.. John Gilfllan's in
E. Bloomington. Mrs. H. is sister
of Mr.. Gilfllan's late wife.
1t was $500 speeders that Harvey
Foster turned out in day, and 1900
bobbins. That sounds more like it,
Harvey thinks.
Children's Day exercises here next
Sunday, June Il. The Ladies' Aid
will meet with Mrs. J. W. Brown next
afternoon, June 18th. All
invited.
Rev. w. c. Johnson will preach here
next Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Walworth moves to Barton
and goes to housekeeping.
Some one recently found a silver
sixpence bearing the date of 1898.
DR.. Branch has erected a Scotch
granite monument on his burial lot
here.
Mrs. McMurry is home from Barre,
Mrs. DR.. Badgers mother is visiting
her from Apple Grove, P. Q.
Mrs. Eben Stevens is i'll with neural
gia of the heart.-Azro Gray is cOnfin-
ed to the house with lameness.-Mrs
Cummings recently went to Burling
ton to have a tumor removed from her
face.
East Charleston.
Children's Day will be observed here
Sunday, June IA, with concert at p.
m. 1t is hoped that all will unite in
making it pleasant day for the chill
dren.
Two years ago G. A. Severance of
Lyndon was in this neighborhood buy
ing horses, when some one stole his
rubber coat. Recently the coat was
found by Deputy Sheriff Stevens at
James Aliens, and he was arrested
and fined $3.50, including costs. Per-
haps this lesson will be an advantage
to the party and a blessing to the COM
munity.
CraftSbury.
Mrs. Boynton, daughter of VIM.
Marsh, died May 80
d. Sprague, some time sick, is able
to be out of doors again.-Robt. Pat
terson is on the sick list.
Perley Bruce is painting his house.
The parsonage at the Common is
being repaired.
Chas Clifford has bought the Corcor
an place of Geo. Howard and is re-
pairing the house.
Annie Paddock is at Burlington on a
visit.-Willie and Clara Whitney are
expected here soon on a visit
Derby.
j. w. Erwin is out again.
Mrs. Ira Taylor is improving hel
house with a new piazza.
Miss Stewart and mother are home
from Portland.
Gertrude Robbins and Sadie Silver
go to Boston this week to visit friends
Miss Marion Clark has an Ives &
Pond piano, purchased of G. y. Ma
COON.
1t is Geo. Newcomb instead of Gary
Kilburn who has gone to Portland tC
school as stated last week.
The strawberry festival given las
week was we'll attended and we'll en-
joyed by all.
May Wilder and Gertrude Robbins
attended the w. G. T. U. convention
at Barton last week.
| Marvin Bros. are well suited will
the eight horse power boiler set il
their creamery last week, purchased
of B. F. circuit.
Mr.. White, brother of Mrs. DR.. Blan
chard is here on short visit.-C. K
Bates and family have arrived from
n. Y. to spend the summer.
West Derby.
Sociable at the chapel Friday even
ing.
Measles still stand by us. Five a
Mr. ShaW's are sick with them.
The course of lectures at the Adven
church, given by Mrs. McKinistry
were we'll attended.
Will Batchelder moves to Newpo1
this week, having sold his place to
gentleman from Lyndonville.
Glover. eLe e.
Wilbur Scott repairs and enlarge
his house.
Hattie Burroughs teaches in the re
school-house district in Sheffield.
[. B. Smith has sold one of his doU
BILE tenement houses to Charles Smith
The Mite Society are invited to hol
their next sociable with Mrs. Marti
Abbott next Friday afternoon, Jur
u. All cordially invited.