Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-09-05

Az. ana +. Is. Lang move this week
! from Newport to their farm here.-B.
n. Stevens moves from F. B. Lang's
place to what is known as the Callxins
! place.
/ There was a wrestling match in
| Sweeney's hall on Thursday evening,
between Will Towle and George Hin
ton, and large crowd present. Hinton
won. Gate money, $50.
Willie Trip has been spending a
week at home. = Katie and Winnie
Barney have been visiting at j. S.
Underhill's, also Mrs. George Cade.-
Loren Young is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Stoddard and
son and Miss Olive Wolcott have re-
turned to Lowell, Mass Homer Sea-
vey and mother have returned to their
home in Cambridgeport, Mass.
West Charleston.
Rev. A. r. Collins has gone to Nor
risville, VT.
Johnsbury to school.
Calvin Sawyer has rented and NOV
ed into the house belonging to the
Albert Lawrence estate.
Annie Webster is home from her
work in the Pension office, at Wash
ington, ID. c., for her annual vacation.
Our village schools commence Sept.
9Th, taught by Miss Edith Marsh of
Holland, and Miss Alice Varney of
West Burke.
Miss Hartig and Miss Yarrow, two
of the the workers of the VT, Domes-
tic Missionary Society, are still with
us doing evangelistic work in our dis
tricts.
Lena Bennett has returned to
Bloomfield, VT, to teach another term
of schOo1.-Emma Parlin teaches at
the East village.-Ina E. Campbell
goes back to West Derby for the fall
term.-Mary Cobb of Morgan teaches
at Plunkett.
G.. @. Kellogg and family, who have
been spending several weeks with
Mrs. KS brother, III. Campbell, left
here Aug. 30th, to visit her brother,
John Campbell of Bloomington, be-
fore returning to their home in North
ampton, Mass.
Lura Bruce has returned to her la
bors in the Normal school at Johnson.
= Ella Alton has returned to her
work in Burlington, accompanied by
her sister Lillian.-Sadie Eley has
gone to Bethlehem, N. H., to work.
Joathan Cummings has returned to
his work in Portland, Me.
Chester Eastman and wife, who
have been visiting friends here and at
East Charleston, have returned to
their home in Springfield, Mass.-Mrs.
Ruiter has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Norman Eastman, at Clyde River
hotel.-Mrs. DIR. Don Robinson of Co
aticook, and Mrs. George Robinson of
Island Pond, spent day or two with
friends here last week.-Mrs.. Maggie
(Eley) Leavens of Bethlehem, N. H.
is visiting her parents here.-Lydia
Human has returned to her school
companied bs her nephew Russell H.
Human, son of DR.. G.. S. Human, who
intends spending several months in
New Mexico, hoping to find health
and strength that did not come to him
in this climate.
There was a pleasant gathering of
about one hundred friends at the
home of j. S. Cook, Wednesday even
ing, Aug. 23rd. The occasion being
the marriage of his only daughter
Mae A. to j. w. Moore, of Lost Cabin,
Wyoming. There was a large and
handsome display of wedding gifts,
among the number $4,000 in gold.
The refreshments were all that could |
be desired. The ceremony was per-
formed by A. r. Collins, pastor of the
F. B. church, of which the bride was
an active member. The happy couple !
spent few days at Willoughby and
left here for Wyoming Sept 1st. Mrs.
Moore left behind her large circle
of friends, by whom she will be great
ly missed, and whose good wishes fol-
low her to her new home.
Coventry.
Your correspondent was in error in |
reporting the death of Mrs. Hoyt of |
Troy. She was ill, but is now in a
fair way of recovering. We are glad |
to make the correction.
Derby.
Several of the best horses from the
Highland Stock Farm are at White
River Junction this week.
The fall term of Derby academy