Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-07-11


Olive Wolcott and John Wilson are
nome from Lowell-Alice Bean is
also home from Massachusetts, On
yacation.-Lottie Cushman is at nome
rom Newport i'll.
L. w. Stevens says that If that rel
ow who took the blankets ana Whlp
from his carriage at West Charleston
On the evening of July will return
one of the blankets, he will give MIN
the other If he does not return III
be is liable to hear something drop.
A word to the wise, etc.
West Charleston.
Lena Bennett closed her school at
July 1, and is home again.
Lii Bennett is home from HardWlck,
her sister, Mrs. Paquet, and infant son
her.
Mrs. Riley and son are visiting her
sister, Mrs. O. G. Baker.-Ella Alton
is home from Burlington on visit.
Mabel Newton has gone to Boston
for a few weeks visit.-Rev. o. u.
Baker has gone to New YorkIto attend
of Y. P. S. @. E.-Mrs. j.
G. Parlin has gone to Warren, n. H.,
to visit atives.-Augustus Stahl has
gone to Conway to work in a store.
Emma Parlin and Grace Norton have
gone to St. Johnsbury to spend a few
days with friends. Mary Ann Grow
and Mrs. Wesley Carter are visiting
in Derby.
Coventry.
William Harrington is threatened
with fever.
Lillian Goodnough is at Northfield,
Mass, delegate to Mr.. Moody's in
stitute.
Dorcas society will meet at the M. b.
church vestry next Friday afternoon
and evening.
The performing Frenchman and the
bear were along the other day. Where
is the law?
Mrs. Chester Bulls who lived in
Coventry Gore was recently fatally
shot by the careless handling of gun
in the hands of her son.
Mrs. Fred Hannant, Mary L. Vince
lock from St.lAlbans, Fred Dean, Chas.
Dean, Hattie Thurber, Mrs. Jennie
Riley, Adolphus Macy and children
are among our welcome visitors in
this town. Rev. and Mrs. Eddy visit
in Charleston-Ho Wheelock is
home from Craftsbury.
Our town is deserving of credit and
is receiving many honors among the
horsemen of the vicinity, etc., on &C
count of the character and perform :
ance of the horses around our town.
Charley Ray, the Burbank q Will
Iams stallion, has won races at Troy
and at Newport, and made fine rec
ord at Montreal. Katisha has also
won several races already this season.
Messrs. Burbank & Williams own
over so horses, young and old, each
possessing merits on pedigree and
character. Salmon Nye, Lucius Nye.
Jonas Kidder, Mrs. Laura Morse and
Frank Virgins have also some fine
animals. The effort made in this town
to introduce fine class of horse stock
has been very successful.
CraftSbury.
School finished at the East village
Friday.
Henry Dutton is visiting friends il
town.
j. Allen is buying butter for Jordan
Bros. of Jericho.
A. B. Pike took charge of the Cen
tennial House at Hardwick July 4.
Some of the smartest of our farmers
are done haying and report a good
crop.
James Wilson cuts the grass on S
B. Robbins farm and Herbert Farl
carries on the tillage.
Chas. Whitney of Boston, Mass, is
visiting in town.-Mrs. d. F. Andrus
is visiting friends in Burlington.
Walter Thompson is assisting HI. S
Andrus in haying.-Ernest Root is
working for Henry Hayden.
Ernest Randall from Vancouver,
Washington is in town.-Wm. Nor
gan Of New Jersey is in town.
Prof. Hazen is in town raising funds
for the new library building. The
stone has been prepared by workmer
from Barnet.
G. w. Cowles had one of his eyes
badly injured July by a fire cracker;
it is thought he will lose the sight OF
it.
Mr.. Sprague has greatly improved
the appearance of his premises by
rennvino the front ward fence anC