Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-16
Salem Derby.

Wis, May II, to visit relatives.
Able Smith has gone to De Land,
Florida and is working in an orange
grove.
Adams Bowker and George Parker
are at work for Will Nelson in the
mill
Mrs. Parker has returned to Hol
land to help care for a sick grand
child
John Boyd recently cut a bad cash
in his hand, which partially disables
him for work
Mitchell Shampane has moved from
the village to the farm that j. G. Par
lin sold to Geo. Dane.
Arbor Day was observed by our c1ti-
zens by repairing the sidewalks, which
is great Improvement to our village.
At the REQ organization Of the Con
gregational Sabbath school Arthur
Kidder was re elected superintendent
and E. j. Bruce, assistant.
Norman Eastman and Will Holton
have gone to Bethlehem, n. H., with
four carriage horses, which Mr.. East
man bought for parties there.
Myrtle Dow, who has been very
sick at Theron Adams in Derby, is
much better and has been removed
to the home OF her grandmother in
this village.
East Charleston.
Joseph Beede has moved to Morgan
and is to work for John Moore.
Mr.. Wilson of Durham, P. O., has
bought the H. A. Wolcott farm and
moves soon.
j. S. Sweeney started his steam mill
last week. Mrs. Spiller has charge of
the boarding house.
Mrs. Reading of Worcester, Mass,
is here visiting her brother, Comfort
Chaffee, and other relatives. .,o+,.a
r. P. Stevens, under the treatment
of DR.. Stokes for dropsy, is improv
ing; Mrs. r. d. Wilson is also improv-
ing under the same doctors care.
Business was quite lively the past
week: @. P. Story filed the DR.. Cush-
man store with clothing and gents
furnishings. Sails of Derby filled the
old Bruce store with general merchan-
disc and sold goods at auction, with
BedeIl auctioneer.
Coventry.
DR.. Badger paints his buildings.
Mrs. E. Carrow is hard sick with
gastric fever.
Mrs Hattie Thurber has returned to
st. Adams.
Hiram Drown is thoroughly repair
ing his house.
Dorcas society at NJ E. vestry Fri
day afternoon and evening.
The time of holding the County w.
G. t. U. convention is changed from
June go to June Ills.
Omaha Field OF Derby has moved
into part of Harry Heerman's house
and will work for Geo. Herman
Mrs. Fanny Allen has broken up
housekeeping and Willard Herman
will occupy her house.-Mrs. Downing
has moved to the Pliny Brooks house,
which he has purchased.
While Hosea Putney was passing
over the North neighborhood bridge
with an OK team, the bridge gave way
and one OK was killed and the other
injured. Mr.. Putney saved himself
by jumping. The selectmen are dis
cussing the question of abandoning the
bridge and building new road thro'
the j. P. Wheelock and Salmon Nye +
farms.
Graf tsbury.
Mrs. j. Allen is having her house
painted. Mr.. Dunbar, an experienced
hand, is doing the work.
Geo. Bumps has moved into the
Spalding Mill house and is to resume
teaming for L. f. Smith.
Mrs. S. B. Robbins is hard sick with
a lung trouble.-Miss Alice Spencer,
who has been sick with fever, is bet
ter.
Geo. w. Simpson has bought and
five carloads of sugar this sea-
son, paying about six cents a pound
for it.
The Good Templars played the $50
cial Glass" in the Town hall. on Tues
day evening to a large and apprecia-
tive audience
D. F. Andrus and wife will spend
part of the vacation at home and the
at Montgomery and among
the White Mountains
Silas Coburn, whose severe sickness
cd Iocf Il