Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-18
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West Charleston.
Alfred Taylor was married to Mrs.
Ham of w. Derby, May ID.
Rev Mr.. Dunlap preached two eX
ceIent sermons at Cong. church May
10.
Attend the w. G. T. U. meeting at
Mrs. G. S. Humans Wednesday at 3
p. 10. Important business.
10. Shedd has moved into the Page
house.-E. J. Bruce has moved into
his newly purchased house which is
undergoing repairs.
Madge Davidson is home from
Maine-Mrs. G. Church has returned
from McIndoes, her daughter being
convalescent.
Mrs. Ellen Ferrin and her daughter,
Mrs. James Young, have been1visiting
here.-Geo. Jennings from Wolcott is
in town.
Geo. Bennett made his parents a
visit recently, returning to N. Y. city
I May II. His brother, James has gone
to White River Junction to work.
Coventry
Rev. NJ. S. Eddy will occupy the
! Methodist pulpit May "a.
| B. F. Tower, Mr.. Kidder and II. G..
Cleveland are painting their buildings.
Hattie Wheelock is teaching school
in the Day district and Ernest Batch
elder at the Gore.
Fred Shufelt has moved to Sher-
brooke.-Henry circuit moves into the
rooms Mr.. ShufeIt occupied. = Felix
LaboUnty has moved into the Fletcher
house.
The delegates to the county cOnven-
ton of w. @. t. U. to be held at Bar
ton June 4th and 9TH are Mrs. B. F.
Tower, Mrs. Emma Sylvester, Mrs.
Ida Niles, Mrs. Emma Thrasher and
Mrs. Jennie K. Herbert.
Henry Lamos of Irasburgh was found
on Thursday in a helpless condition
below Mr.. Hannant's house and was
taken to Mr.. Hannant's, where he was
tenderly cared for. The physicians
stated that he had suffered a severe
stroke Of paralysis. He was taken to
his home in Irasburgh on Friday.
Craftsbury.
Mr.. Ladeaux has moved to the South
village.
Silas Coburn has begun work on his
new set of buildings
! G. K. Goodrich has sold his lot of
land in Wolcott to L. NJ. Washburn.
Almira Hatch at the town farm re-
Gently fell and broke her hip.
Asa Bridges caught a trout that
weighed over two pounds.
Willie Whitney and troupe from
Boston are in town for week or two
on fishing tour.
VIII F. Andrus of the Littleton Coo-
rier of Littleton, n. H, is in town for
a few days.
The lecture by Rev Mr.. Fisk of Nor
risville at the Cong'l church Wednes
day eve was excellent and will atten
ded.
out of health for the past three years,
accompanied DR.. Campbell to Bur
lington last week to consult Dr. Fish
er from New York, who, after thor
Ough examination of her case, pro-
nounced it spinal irritation and ner-
vous prOstratiOn.
Derby.
j. w. Erwin is seriously i'll.
o. Gilbert goes this week to CRANKY
to work.
Justis Wood has moved into part
of n. Morse's house.
There was no service at the Baptist
church Sunday.
Chas. Twombly has been repairing
his buildings, adding a bay-window,
piazza etc.
Mrs. Nath. Clark is home, intending
to stop with her mother, Mrs. Ed
wards, during the summer.
Mercury stands at "a this morning,
and shorn sheep are wishing their
fleece was on their backs again.
Horace Wilder made a bad cut in
his leg just above the instep while
hewing a post with a hand axe.
Rev. Mr.. Bushee of Newbury,
preached at the Cong. church yester-
day and evening on trial, and will re-
main next sabbath.
The school at the north end of the
ent on account OF measles. The teach
er has them and was obliged to go
home.
West Derby.
Fred Oldack and wife are in town
visiting at her fathers, Fred Porter.
Mrs May Boynton has gone to Bos
ton to work in a dressmaking estab-
lishment.
Our doctors are very busy-hardly
well ones in the village to care for
the sick.
Mr.. Edward Grow and Miss Angie
Mills were united in marriage last
week. May joy attend them.
A. E. Galbraith has moved to New
port and Shaw has moved into the
tenement thus vacated.-Fred Niles
has moved to Derby Line.-John Wig
gins has moved to Bloomington where
he has bought out grocery store
Mr.. and Mrs. Blodgett have been cal
led to Charleston by the sickness of
his sister. - Messrs. Goodwin and
Gray have moved into the Field
tenement.
Glover.
Joel Chrystie has moved back to his
farm at So. Glover.
Eli Partridge has set a still in the
''city'' and is going to make cedar oil.
Willie Young has raised his new
barn. He has nice set of buildings
now.
Memorial services will be held here
next Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Moore preach
ing.