Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-21

Duane and others will assist in the
singing. Miss Begoine will preside at
the piano, and we hope to have an
entertainment worthy the patronage
of all our people. After the enter
tainment refreshments will be served
in the vestry. All are cordially invit-
ed.
aftSburv.
The school at Mill Village, taught
by Nina Wheeler, closed the 18th,
twenty scholars having attended
school. Those having no marks
against their names were: Julia Reed,
Lillian Shute, Winnie Grant, Alfred
Wylie, Bernard Young, Ernest Lara
bee, Leon Wilson; those having no
tardies were Agnes Grant, Alma La
rabee, Julia Reed, Julia Grant, Lila
Larabee, Myrtle Garfield, Winnie
Grant, Alfred Wylie, Bernard Young,
Ernest Larabee, Ernest Gilbert, Frank
Wylie, Johnnie Shute, Leon Wilson;
no dismissals during the term. Julia
Reed and Winnie Grant received the
prizes for best department during the
term.
East CraftSbury.
The workmen have commenced
work on the r. S. Mason store.
Edward Dutton, very sick for some
time with measles and other ailments,
is little better.
James Godfrey of Wolcott was
taken before Justice Patterson recent
ly and fined for intoxication. In de-
fault of payment of costs and fines he
was taken to Rutland to work them
out at very low wages.
Craftsbury has brought a suit
against Greensboro for the support of
the pauper, Mrs. o. A. Silver, which
promises to be expensive and long.
Probably the money expended in law
would maintain the woman a long
time.
A new pest to animals has made it's
appearance this season which is a
great annoyance to cattle. 1t is call
ed the buffalo fly, very small fly, but
one that is industrious and sharp Bit
ten. Great swarms of them attack
the cattle, clinging about the roots of
the horns, and causing raw places
there and elsewhere. If any one
knows of any method to drive off the
4y, or that will keep him off the ami
NAL will he make it known?
Derby.
The new sidewalk on Newport
street supplies long felt want
Miss Margaret Arnold of Provi-
1ence, r. L., is with her aunt, Mrs.
Edgar Silver.
The Eureka creamery is making
,nly about 1900 lbs. of butter per
week at present.
Mr.. Elmer Silver with his brother,
dr. Brown, has just returned from a
rip to the Maine woods.
Mr.. Frank Marvin has remodeled
md put in excellent repair the house
of Mrs. Maplesden.
D. F. Andrus, principal of the
academy for the past three years,
pent day in town last week. He is
o fill the principalship of Ludlow
academy, Ludlow, Vermont, the
oming year.
Vest Derby.
Norman Dutton and family are
oarding at James Marsten's.
Work is now progressing rapidly on
he saw-mill of the international.
Since the. cool weather the amount
f illness among the children has de-
reased.
Miss Laura Hamilton died Thursday,
Jug. IT,, after a long illness, at the
ONE of her sister, Mrs. Gilman Pratt.
G. NJ. Sawyer is now in Hardwick
"A. r. Wakeman has been obliged to
cunt of severe bronchial trouble.
The road between this village and
evils Fish's is being thoroughly re-
aired. 1t has long been in bad
ondition for the heavy teams drawing
'om the pulp mill.
Fred Porter, Sen., has moved into
is new house on Lake St.-Mr. Lin
uest has moved from the Tucker
ouse to Coventry St., Newport. VIM.
ay from the same house to Coven-
y Falls.
lover.
Henry Cook has started his reaper.
Glover brass band go to Willough- I
z the 20.