Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-24

and separator and is running cream
cry at the Sawyer farm.
J. G. Oliver has just received a $15
premium from the N. Y. Food Expo
sition on farm dairy cheese, open to
the United States for competition. Mrs
Oliver can go to the head now.
Mrs. Robert McKelvy from West
Virginia is here to spend the autumn
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs lothian
Cummings Lewis Shedd from Hollis,
n. H., was here two or three days last
week, looking after property here.
Coventry.
The schools celebrated Columbus
Day with interesting exercises.
VIM. Porter has taken Lucy Bush
ey's farm in Salem Derby and moved
on to it,
Ira Boynton, one of our aged citi-
zens, was struck by a team and quite
badly hurt one night recently.
The w. G. T. U. will give. chicken
pie supper in the vestry of the Cong.
church Wednesday eve, Oct. 26 Sup
per to be served at $50, followed by
an entertainment. Everybody come
and get a good supper and have a
good time.
Our community is greatly saddened
by the sudden death of Fred Barrows,
son of VIM. III. Barrows of this village.
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Derby Line and spent the Sabbath
with his friends here. He complain
ed of a slight cold, and on Monday
night suffered a severe chill. His dis
ease proved to be typhoid pneumonia
and developed rapidly, terminating
fatally on Thursday night. He was
young man of excellent character and
ability and his loss is almost crush
ing blow to his friends. His funeral
was held yesterdays very large num-
Der attending.
East Craftsbury.
Wall. Simpson has gone to Chatham
n. Y, for medical treatment.
John Carr is married and has gone
to housekeeping in the old house.
Edward Dutton and wife are visit
ing friends in Mass. and N. H. He in
tends to be gone about six weeks.
Craftsbury.
Noble Kinney is improving his
premises by ditching and grading.
Sadie Lyon is quite sick.-Mr. Bas
tin is sick at abe Orleans House.
James Anderson Jr., has gone on to
the road as salesman for the Newport
Clothing Go.
Katie Randall is visiting at o. @.
Miller's Newport.-Prof. Hasen is Wis
iting at Burlington.
Mrs. Barnes, who has been guest
at the Orleans House for a number of
weeks, has returned to N. Y.
z. r. Leonard is putting bay win
dow into his house with other repairs
and also painting, A. Dorman doing
the job.
Miss Gertie Kier from Canada is
visiting her brother, John Kier.-
Miss Mary Nelson is stopping with
Mrs. Arby Nelson.
Mrs. E. S. Nelson is in Boston, Miss
Julia Curtis niece from Lowell, ac
companying her. She will get her
stock of winter millinery.
Elmore Calderwood has gone to
Brattleboro as delegate to the State
Sunday School Convention. He will
have an opportunity to visit his moth
er who is there.
Bear the fact in mind that it is al
ways a good place to buy goods at
John p. Urie's store. The import du-
ties on eggs are such that he can af-
ford to pay % cents dozen for them.
A Mr.. French of the University of
VT, was in town last Sabbath in 1.-THE
interest of the Y. NJ. G. A. He gave
an interesting talk in the evening of
their success, land a report of the State
meeting held at Mortified recently.
Pay your taxes and save discounts
and expenses. Augustus Paddock,
town treasurer, will be at E. Crafts
bury post office, Oct. 81, Thursday I
from 10 o'clock a. M till noon to meet /
tax payers, and at So. Craftsbury
post-office Friday forenoon, Oct. %,
for the same purpose.
West Derby.
The f. B. church is now heated by a
Murkland furnace.
Frank Mitchell has commenced a
fine set Of buildings.
The schools here went to Derby
rantaT Friday TAKING nart in thn oh