Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-03

WHOSE U0aUu Was ul0uUlOn0Q IdSJ week,
took place at his late residence on
Sunday, Sept. %, Rev. Il. w. Collins
officiating, and large number of
friends and neighbors being present.
Mr.. Stoddard came to this town from
Caledonia county nearly forty years
ago. He was not only one of our most
aged but also highly esteemed citizens.
| He leaves a companion with whom he
has lived most happily 81 years, and a
family of respected children, together
with two sisters and other relatives.
His children were all present to attend
the funeral.
Coventry.
Mrs. Mary Persons from New York
is visiting at Salmon Nye's.
Rev. George J. Newton of Johnson,
will preach at the M E. church next
Sabbath
The ladies of the w. @. T. U. will
meet with Mrs. Harlow next Tuesday
afternoon.
Bonnie Magoon remains very sick
61O LID OIOUC1
Laura Hancock is improving.
Herbert Nichols is home from Bos-
TOM. w. Gray and wife have re-
turned from the lower part of the
state, where they have been visiting
-Amasa Sessions and family have
gone to Hinesdale on visit.
Craftsbury.
Mrs. Ware from Mass is visiting
in town.
o. G. Hartman goes to New York
to a veterinary college.
B. G. Day has returned to New
York.-Horace Graham visits in New
York.
Mrs. Kilbourn is repairing her build
ings.-Zuar Leonard is painting his
house.-The wooden factory is being
repaired by gang of help under S.
L. Leavitt.
East Craftsbury.
B. III. Randall has returned to MINI.
1t is reported that Mrs. DR.. Corey,
who is living in the West, is very sick.
David Dutton of Royalton is here
visiting his brother, Amasa P. Dut-
ton.
David Uric has his new house near
ly completed; it is model of it's
kind.
Augustus Larrabee, who has been
living in Michigan the last thirty nine
years,is in town visiting friends.
S. E. Morse's horses ran away last
Thursday with the moving machine
and he has decided to buy new ma
chine.
T. M Johnson, who recently left
the town farm, died at j. Gallagher's
last week with cholera morbus, being
sick only few hours. He leaves a
wife and several children.
Derby.
A. A. Silver is visiting in Bloomfield,
VT.
Parker Kilbourn has hired out to
Ernest Albee for one year.
a. S. Codding will soon remove TO
the south part of the state.
j. g. Elder, who has recently been
in Florence, Kan, is in town once
more
Mr.. and Mrs. Winn of Boston have
been visiting the past week at Mrs.
A. T. Dailey's.
Mrs. II. e. Clark has returned from
her trip west. -Bigby Gray arrived in
town last Saturday.
The friends of Frank Wilder are
even though on visit.
AS is customary every fall the stu
dents of Derby academy took a half
holiday last Friday afternoon.
The patriotism of this place is mani
tested by the interest taken in raising
flags over the public schools.
Mr.. E. o. Silver is in Ogdensburg
for few days.-Albion Barrett will
spend the winter in Boston with his
mother.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Henley of Providence, R. L., will be
panied to hear of the death of their
only child.
An entertainment, consisting of in
strumental music and readings, will
be given at the Academy hall next
Friday evening.
Mrs. Steven Human, president of
the Iowa w. G. t. u, gave an inter
esting address at the Cong. church
Sunday evening, Sept. %.
The reading and recital by Misses
Paddock and Scribner given here Fri