Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-05-22

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Stanstead, P. O., and is not expected
| to recover.
James Labelle has moved into Bur
bank and Williams tenement house.
- Mr. Drake has moved on to Frank
True's farm.
Deacon Pearson is in quite feeble
health. ! Mrs. Homer Wright has been
confined to the house for the past six
for the first time.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Philbrick, who
spent the winter in Mass, returned a
few days since and will spend the
summer with their son, Willie Phil
brick, in Haverhill, N. H.
Craftsburv.
Clara Whitney has returned to Bos-
! ton.
There will be dance at Eagle no.
tel Wednesday evening, May %.
The selectmen have measured the
roads in town and make 80 miles.
Harvey Cowles is sick at the Orleans
House. - Willard Allen is sick with
measles.
The Craftsbury orchestra will give
concert and promenade at Town
Hall, Wednesday evening, May "a.
Ed. Hoyt has rented the Whitney
house at the Common.-Bert Taylor
and mother from Hydepark have
rented rooms of Mrs. Brennan.
The following is list of officers in
stalled in Craftsbury Lodge, 1. o. G.
T. Friday evening, May IL; @. T., ID.
Viola Allen; v. T., Mrs. "A. Cass; c., Mrs.
H. S. Andrus; F. S., Leslie Hartman;
t., Charlie Smith; S., Chas. Ander-
son; M, Foster Kinney; S. j. T.,
Hattie Hatch; organist, Mary Cass;
A. S., Eva Webb; d. M, Nellie Pad
dleford; G., Cora Sargent; Sen., w.
s. Tolman.
Memorial windows have lately been
received for the front of the library
building, in honor of two former resi-
dents of the town; In the lower sash
of one is the lettering, Memorial, S. r.
Hall, pastor and teacher at N. Crafts
bury, 1S4O-1s54, presented by ]. w.
Huntoon," and in the upper sash is
an emblematic representation of an
open Bible. The other window has
the coat of arms of the State of YER
mont and the lettering, Memorial,
Samuel @. Crafts, governor of Yer
mont, 1929 1881, presented by j. w.
Huntoon." Nothing could be more
beautiful or appropriate and the
friends of the academy have good
reason to be grateful to DIR. Huntoon,
who is a native of Craftsbury, and
now a physician in Lowell, Mass.
Such gifts show a strong love for the
home and friends of boyhood as we'll
as very intelligent and generous de-
sire to serve the present age.
Derby.
G.. K. Bates is in town.
Geo. Grout and Harry White have
closed their work for Maj Grout.
At the strawberry festival, given by
the young people of the M. E. church,
fine time was enjoyed. Proceeds
5000
Mrs. A. A. Heath has bought the
house very recently owned and occu-
pied by Horace Wilder. John Crosby
has rented the same.
On Thursday of last week the sep
to do good work. Much milk accumu-
lated and some patrons were sent |
home before repairs were completed.
L. L. Wiley recently went to Boston
where he purchased fine large press,
several fonts TYPE of different styles,
and many sundries which are of great |
advantage to printer doing first class
work.
On Sunday night, May IA, Mr. .Lafon-
tine, resident of this town who has |
lately been keeping boarding house
in CRANKY, shot dead a man named
Cary who was attempting to force an
entrance to his house. Lafontine gave
bonds for $1,000. Cary, at the time
was under the influence of liquor.
Glover.
Burt Mitchell spent Sunday in town.
Pliny Day and family are moving
back to their farm here.
Miss Mamie Cook is home from the
seminary at Waterbury Center, where
she has been of late.
Mrs. Simonds of N. H., is here on
visit.-Dr. and Mrs. A. Mcdowell OF
Lyndonville are here on a visit.
DR.. Dow has bought out DR.. Hill and