Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-07-25

West Charleston.
William Moore received visit from
his son George recently.
Walter Nye had a colt killed by
lightning in the storm the 18th inst.
Mrs. @. S. Human spent last week
with relatives in Lyndon and West
Burke
Arthur Kidder and wife are rejoic-
ing in the addition of a son to their
household.
Miss Gertrude Leland from Montpe
Her is visiting at her uncle's, Mr.. E..
o. Bennett.
August Stoll has returned from
Conway, n. H., and is at present en-
gagged in selling fruit trees.
Charles Cole, son of Geo. Cole, while
riding mustang pony one day this
week, with only halter, was thrown
to the ground and quite seriously
hurt.
Mrs. E. w. Barron and her two chill
dren have been here a few days with
Mr.. Barron's parents. = Winfield S.
Turner and family of So. Ryegate
spent day here last week with old
acquaintances. - Miss Lydia Human
from Waterloo, Iowa, is here and will
spend part of her vacation with her
brother, DR.. G.. S. Hinman. She
spent last week in Boston.
Coventry.
Cora Bean has gone to New York.
Ada Gorham is home from New
Hampshire on a visit.
Rev L. Harlow has been to Bolton
Springs the past week.
Blanche Moore of Boston is visiting
at her uncle's, VIM. Niles.
Mrs. Scion Percival's birthday was
celebrated by surprise visit from
her lady friends.
The North neighborhood bridge has
been undergoing repairs and is pass
able again, much to the satisfaction of
the public.
VIM. Stevens brother Ira from Bos-
ton is visiting him. They have just
learned of the death of their brother
John at Saratoga.
Mr.. Charles Chamberlin, one Of our
aged citizens, was taken suddenly i'll
on Sunday, July 17,and died on Thurs
day morning. He will be remember
ed by a large number through the
county, as he has sold tinware for sew
eral years through the neighboring
towns. He leaves a wife and one son,
Charles Cha mberlin. His funeral was
held Friday afternoon, Rev. M. S. Ed
dy officiating.
Graf tsbury.
S. L. Leavitt has sold his village
residence to Henry King.
A. Paddock and wife with Mrs. Hill
have gone to Old Orchard beach.
Mrs. A. Critchett is in quite feeble
health.-Mrs. Gambren is hard sick.
J. G. Burke from Lowell, Mass, is
making short visit in town.
Harry Clifton from Washington, d.
c., is stopping at William Stevens.
Rev. Geo. w. Henderson from New
Orleans is spending his vacation at
the Common.
The pleasant event of the week was
the marriage of Ernest Randall and
Jennie Merrill. They started immedi
ately after the ceremony for Vancou
yer, Wash, where Mr.. Randall resides.
There will be a new mill erected
soon by Spaulding, Smith & Co., on
the site where the one was recently
burned.
The ST. Johnsbury papers noticed
that Rev. Geo. w. Henderson was to
preach at the North church, st. Johns
bury, yesterday.
Some rather lawless fellows who
are pretty we'll known have been
blowing up the fish with dynamite in
Alligo and Hosmore ponds and thou
sands of fish of all sizes and kinds are
decaying on the shores and in the
fumes.
Charles G. Doty died at his home
last Tuesday from heart failure. Mr..
Doty was an old resident in town.
He came here from Calais about so
years ago and worked at blacksmith
ing here until about fifteen years ago.
He held the office of justice for a
long time and was looked W to as
authority on all legal matters. He
was about SO years old.
Derby.
A girl baby at Chellis Fuller's.
F. Allen has finished work for Maj.
circuit.
D. G. Stevens spent few days in