Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-14

Ezra Peavey has moved to the VIII
lage, into one of Burt Fellows tene-
ments.
Andrew Page has moved from the
village into the house with Mrs Pages
father, Amos Piper.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
L. w. Stevens, Wednesday afternoon,
Aug. 16. "A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Rev. Mr.. Felch, with the help of
Rev. Mr.. Hart and others from abroad,
is holding very interesting meetings
here for the present.
Mrs. P B. Rand of Lowell is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Clark Royce.-Mr and
Mrs. George Trip of Connecticut are
visiting in town.. P. Cole and son
Leon of Cabot have been visiting at
L. w. Stevens Amos Sawyer and
wife Of West Derby have been visit
ing friends in the place the past week.
Mrs. Hollis Sherwood has a brother
and two sisters from Franklin county
visiting her.
Coventry
B. F. Tower lost his carriage horse
from lock-jaw.
VIM. Gay of Derby has moved into
the mill house owned by Burbank &
Williams.
Mrs. Sylvia Gilbert of Nashua, NH,
is in town. She came to attend the
funeral of her mother.
The Cong. Sabbath School will hold
their annual picnic next Monday by a
trip down the lake. The Methodist
will go to Memphremagog next Thurs
day.
Ten of our people took an excursion
to Willoughby last Thursday. They
stopped at Fosters grove for picnic
supper and dinner, made the circle of
the lake in the little steamboat, Ben
Hur, and visited the Wiloughby hotel.
1t was very enjoyable trip.
About sixty of the friends and par
lsh1oners of Rev. L. Harlow gave
them pleasant surprise last Thurs
day evening, it being their 3Oth mar
riage anniversary. Refreshments were
served by the guests, and pleasant
evening was spent at the parsonage
A span of horses belonging to Sal
mon Nye, which were attached to hay
wagon, became frightened by the
breaking of the wagon pole, threw
three men off the load and ran to the
village and into the mill pond. They
were helped out of the pond, one be-
ing quite seriously injured The men
were not hurt.
Blanche Moore of Boston is visiting
at VIM. Niles. = Mrs. Luther Persons
of Brooklyn N. Y, is visiting her par
ents here. = Capt. Riley Wright and
wife of Baltimore are visiting his
parents here. = Mabel Black is home
from New York, where she has been
several weeks visiting. = Mrs. Bah
cock of New York is visiting at Mr..
Blacks.
Mrs. Arvilla Perry widow of the
late Harrison Heermon, passed away
last Friday evening, with pneumonia
and heart failure. Mrs. Heermon was
an old resident, kind mother
and good neighbor. She leaves four
children, thirteen grandchildren and
thirteen great grandchildren. The
funeral was held at her residence, Rev.
L. Harlow assisted by Rev. Mr.. Eddy
officiating. The floral decorations 4
were very beautiful, among them
were eighty three carnation pinks
representing her age
Ernest Dutton's little boy drank
some fly poison recently, and only
by prompt effort and the physicians
care was it's life saved.
Mrs. Richardson and daughters are
here from Waterbury; they will soon
go to Randolph where the daughters
will take course in school.
Mrs. Sylvania Seavey, who has been
i'll at her sisters, Mrs. A. w. Seavey,
her home at Barton Landing.
East Craftsbury.
VIM. Calderwood has built a large
new barn this season; built it nearly
all himself.
The hay crop is fully one fourth
larger in this locality than it has been
for long time and was got in in first
rate order
Geo. Simpson has returned to Cana
da. He is in poor health.-Mrs. Wal
la Simpson has gone to live with her
folks at the South village.
Robert Patterson from Arizona