Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-11

Emma Parliu goes to Morgan to
teach
Oscar Davis has bought the build
ing known as the old w. B. Cole store
andsmoved into the tenement over the
store.
/ At our annual school meeting G. S
Human was chosen committee, W.
Ell. Norton, clerk and G. Carpenter,
collector.
The second annual meeting of the
Y. 2. S. G. E. was held Sunday even
ing, March 27. The society has thir
tyrone active and twelve associate
members. The officers for the next
six months are: President, Rev. o.
g. Baker; vice president, j. B. Hol-
ton; corresponding secretary, Carrie
Knight; recording secretary, NJ. M.
Blodgett; treasurer, Geo. Daggett.
Last Wednesday morning the bulk
head of Mrs. Albee's grist mill gave
way and soon after the boom that
held Will Nelson's lumber, some 3d.,
900 feet of logs, went over the dam.
Since that time the whole or a part of
the dam to the grist mill pond has
been swept away and some of the un-
derpinning to the mill. Mr.. Nelson's
saw mill has been greatly damaged.
Mr.. Nelson built new mill last fall
and had large stock OF lumber on
hand waiting to be sawed. He and
Mrs Albee will each lose several hum
dred dollars.
East Charleston.
Miss Matte Stevens has returned
from ST. Johnsbury.
Allyn Cushman has moved to
Bloomington, where he has bought
farm.
Mrs Emma Brainard of Lowell,
Mass, is visiting at her fathers, S. @.
Streeter.
The Ladies' Aid meet with Mrs. G..
I. Howard, Wednesday afternoon,
April 13. All invited.
Andrew Lang starts his sawmill
April II. Mrs. Rachel Dolloff has
charge of the boarding house.
Clatie Stoddard, while chopping
wood recently, cut bad cash in his
foot. DR.. Cushman was called to dress
the wound.-Ray Blodgett sawed one
of his fingers while working in the
single mill last week.
Coventry.
Rev L. Harlow goes to Maine on
vacation.
Mrs. Mary Person has returned to
her home in New York.
The Black river has been the high
est the past week for several years.
Rev. M. S. Eddy goes to conference
this week. Tt is hoped he will be re-
turned to this charge.
| Israel Trudeau is home from Boston
on visit to his parents. He has been
away for five years.
Mr.. Trudeau has been obliged to
stop work on his tannery on account
of high water and damage done by the
| logs to his machinery.
Craftsbury.
Mrs Frank Hatch died on Friday
| last
The Good Templars have a fine Ii
brary.
Prof Day was here and held teach
ers' examination.
A family has moved into the James
Whitney house.
A large and enjoyable sugar party
at Asa Harriman's last Monday.
Ed. Wheeler has purchased the DIR.
Huntington place at the Common.
The old tannery building is under
repairs and will be much improved in
looks.
Charles Spaulding is much better.
DR. Campbell of Albany has been
treating him of late.
Regular communication of Meridian
Sun Lodge, at Masonic hall on We'd
nesday evening. Work.
Mrs. Royal Lyon, who has been at
hospital in Burlington, is no better,
and Mr.. Lyon and DR.. Dustan were
called there on Friday. 1t is tho't that
the limb which has caused her so much
trouble will have to be amputated.
Derby.
Mr.. Timothy Ionic has sold his
house on Main street to A. B. Hop
kins
Mrs. j. Lother has sold her place at
the north end of the village to John
Searles.
Mrs. (Sawyer) Maplesden has re-
turned from New York. Her son ac-