Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-06-06

4 WEEK.
Dana Clark has moved to Brown
| ington village.-G. E. Drown has
moved to West Derby.
Mrs. Charles Clark is home from
Westfeld, where she has been caring
for her mother who is seriously sick.
Evansville.
The Ladies' Aid will have a Rosette
party with Mrs. A. Fl. Allard, Thurs
day, June 8, afternoon and event ng
All are cordially invited.
West Charleston.
The annual meeting of the Confer
ence OF the Cong. churches will be
held at this place June 9TH and 8th,
meetings to commence at 10 a. m.
Tuesday and close Wednesday noon.
A very interesting program is issued,
in which Revs. Bushee, Fuller, Noodle,
George, Guild, Phelps, Dunlap, Har-
low and Dixon and Messrs. Camp and
Collins, and Mrs. Noodle are named
as speakers.
East Charleston
j. w. KnoWlton exhibited some of
his best horses at Lyndonville, June 1.
Frank Davis has moved his barn and
raised it, and puts a basement under
it,
L. W. Stevens is making quite ex-
tensive repairs on the inside of his
barn.
The Universalist minister, Rev. O.
L. Ball, will preach here four months,
commencing June II.
Mrs. John Bean did not go to Or
ange, as the item read last week. The
correspondent was misinformed.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. l..
w. Stevens, Wednesday afternoon,
June s. All are are cordially invited.
Mrs Mary Cate and Mrs. Fred Balch
from ST. Johnsbury have been visit
ing relatives in town this week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Blake of Fitch Bay have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Clark
Royce.-Mr. and Mrs. Childs of p. @.
have been visiting her brother, Gil
man HILL
Coventry.
George Livingstone is building a We
randa to his house, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Cleveland and
lola Badger spent the Sabbath at Low
ell.
Rev. I. P. Chase preached in ex-
change with Rev. NJ. S. Eddy, last
Sabbath, at NJ. e. church.
Salmon Nye recently sold five fine
heifers to Asa Sleeper Simon Morrill,
has purchased a milk separator.
The pound party given Rev. N. s.
Eddy last Friday night was a success,
both in regard to pounds and socially.
We learn that Mrs. Olive Kidney,
who went from this place to Nashua,
N. H., is very low from cancer in the
throat
There win be a hag-raising on the
academy building next Friday after
noon, with speeches by Rev. L. Har-
low and Rev. NJ. S. Eddy.
We learn of the death of May Wal
worth Of Worcester, Mass, formerly
Of this place. She was the only daugh-
ter Of the late Geo. Walworth. She
died Of consumption.
CraftsDury.
II. s. Andrus is visiting his sons at
I4ittIeton and Lancaster. N. H.
j. Kier and his brother caught $50
nice trout in Tamarack brook one day
this week.
Memorial Day was duly observed.
The address by J. @. Burke was able,
interesting and appropriate. The mu-
sic by the band and choir was good.
The dramatic club repeated the play
entitled, ''The Last Glass, !" last Mon
day evening to q crowded house. It
was rendered remarkably well. The
music was also excellent.
Derby.
David Hopkinson is in feeble health.
James Fuller and wife of Boston are
friends in town.
Chas. Bates and family have re-
turned from New York to spend the
summer.
Ernest Albee has moved on to his
farm recently purchased Sof the Mrs.
Sidney Bates estate. He still contin-
ues to work in the furniture shop.
Maj. CIRCUIT has given us a sample of
his road building on the fat east of
Derby Center. The Major would make
a good road builder or good govern
or.
Our community is panied to hear of
the death of Elisha Miller of Beebe
Plain. He has long been connected