Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-23

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Mrs. Geo. Goodnough has gone to
Johnson to visit her daughter Lillian,
who is attending school in that place,
DR.. Badger has been confined to the
| house with grip for few days past,
but is better. DR.. Ranney was called
i to see him.
Mrs. Every Corrow, whose sickness
was mentioned last week, is seriously
ILL., Drs Gould and Branch have been
/ called in consultation with DR.. Badger.
B. F. Tower and wife and Mrs. Lu
| Their Guild have gone to Barre on ac-
count of the serious illness of their ia
Their, Mr.. Lord. He died on Saturday
morning.
Craftsbury.
L. F. Smith has rented his double
tenement to VIM. Bumps.
Arthur Shannon is recovering from
the severe injury received from a
horse recently.
r. S. Tolman has bought David
Urie's lot of land in Glover and will
use it as a pasture.
The dramatic play was successful
both in attendance and performance.
Tt will be repeated May 80.
Myrtle Pike teaches in the James
Withers Dist.-Prof Hazen has been
engaged as principal in the academy
for another year.
/ A Paddock aud Miss Julia Hastings
went to Boston last week to visit Car
RE Paddock. Miss Annie Paddock is
expected home from New Orleans
next week.
Austin Mossman, farmer living
near the Common, was found dead in
/ the field where he was at work, on
Friday, from the effects, it is pre-
! sumed, of heart disease. He has been
i in poor health for some time with
/ rheumatic trouble which may have
had to do with his death. He came to
this town some years ago from Barton
and has been an honorable and indus
trious citizen. He was soldier in the
late war and drew soldiers pension.
The funeral was held yesterday.
East Craftsbury.
DR.. Bailey has bought the house
which he occupies from the Babcock
estate. We are glad he has concluded
to settle here.
BENZ. Mason from Virginia is here
on account of poor health and has
rented the Carr house. He is son of
the late Hiram Mason formerly of
this place.
Derby.
Chas. Lunt has greatly improved
his buildings by new coat of paint.
o. Cushing who has been very sick,
for long time is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Geo. Eaton has purchased the
village residence of Mrs. Bowman
paying $3.50.
Our old townsman Cash. Gallup
now of Worcester, Mass. made short
call last Saturday
ues, adding much to the general APP
pearance of the village.
Chas. Hayes and family are soon to
leave town; it is reported that they
Mass.
On account of increasing business
L. L. Wiley is finishing off more
commodious room for printing off
ice.
Mrs. Maloney, mother of Mrs. Fred
Reynolds died last Saturday. The re-
mains will be taken to Hartford, Con-
necicut for burial.
The concert given last Wednesday
evening by the Stanstead Quartette,
though not largely attended, was
we'll worthy of patronage.
Mr.. Palmer of Salem Derby who for
a long time has suffered severely from
a cancer, died last Monday His re-
mains were taken to Holland for bur
ial.
West Derby.
Ed. Sias has commenced building on
his lot on Elm st.
DR.. Bogue and family are in town
visiting, from Bristol.
Mr.. Hunt has moved back to his
farm in West Newport.
Work on F. B. church is being push
ed rapidly that it may be ready for the
quarterly meeting, June 3, and5.
John Stiles is making some changes
inside his house.-A. j. Whites
grounds are being graded and turfed.
A. J. White and wife went to Boston
last week. - Mrs Puma Tucker and |
child went to Northampton, Mass,