Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-04

VlVal mas not reached the lowest strf
tum yet.
The friends OF Samuel Newton, VIII
is suffering with n spinal trouble. pro
sented him with an easy chair last Fri
day, and they propose to get him up
woodpile. He takes this medium d
thank them for their great lsindnea
Craftsbury.
III. +. Graham has been in Bostd
the past week.
O. A. Bridges draws logs TO the Pal
terson mill for Mr.. Leland.
Thomas Gallagher has bought tlI
S. @. Corey farm of e. L. Hastings.
Mrs. Judge Douglass spent Thank
giving in Albany with w. s. Chenel
Alice Kaiser picked a bouquet 4
pansies from her bed out of door|
Dec. l..
The academy school commenced
Dec. 8, good number OF students %
pected.
Quite number of our young poop
went to Glover to the dramatic ola
Thanksgiving eve.
Mrs. Elmer Stratton Is sick.-Cha
Hatch is sick with pnenmonia.-Jol
Uric is on the sick list.-Willard Aid
is thought to be improving.
East Craftsbury.
G.. w. Simpson has been to Bostd
on business and his wife on visit.
III. w. Calderwood has taken n
job to draw 100000 feet of lumber
II. A. Patterson's saw-mill, n distand
of about four miles.
VIM. Seaver, who has been IN faI
ing health for the past year or NOR
had shock on Friday, the 18th nj
and died the 2sth. His funeral w
held the Wednesday following, a lar.
number of friends attending. His AZ
was about 20 years. He had been
a hard working, shrewd business ma
a member OF the Presbyterian churc
and was faithful in attending upon
ordinances, and was always liberal
church enterprises and the educatIc
of his children. He leaves two so
and two daughters.
Derby.
Albert Silver is at home for n 10
days.
A. w. Lyon has sold his farm TO lie
Derusha.
Frank Marvin has been i'm Bostc
and st. Adams on business, the pa
week.
A new covered bridge has been buI
across the Clyde river near Mr.. Nd
mandin's shop.
Last Friday morning Mr.. Geo. sa
born, one of the oldest citizens OF Cd
village, died very suddenly.
Miss Conant, who has spent the Vi
cation at her home i'm Randolph, n
turns to-day for the winter term.
The schools i'm the north and sou
village districts have been postpond
ON account OF the sickness OF q
teachers.
Glover.
Thomas Mcdowell II is sick.
TIE Ladies' Aid will meet ne
Thursday afternoon.
Walter Phillips has the liquor agenc
or another year.
Ned r.. Young is home from Bosto
llso Elmer French and family.
The village schools commence tod
With the same teachers as last term.
The play given by the band boz
rev crowded house as usual. III
nusic under the direction OF ND
young was fine and much enjoyed.
A little son OF Basil Leonard WI
ably burned last week, accident
lifting down in a kettle of hot soa
'r. Dow was called to attend him.
There was quite a notable gatherir All
t Lysias Willey's Thanksgiving da
onsisting of the Micajah Wiley fan
y, of which Mr.. Wiley is a son. TheI
ERE % present, and not one I'm tII
hole number is a user OF tobacco
Icohol.
Mr.. McGaffey reminds the MONTH
nat there were errors stating th prlC
of two or more articles i'm his adve
sement of last week. He sells pei
err at 15 cents bulk pound, not qua
II, and lanterns at 40 cents, not
snts. Glad his advertisements is rea
The friends and relatives OF Mr.. aI
RS. Geo. Graves of So. Glover, TO q
amber of about fifty, visited them
onday afternoon and evening, a1
them that IL was the 25
of their marriage. III