Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-03
passionate here and his resignation
has been accepted.

has been accepted.
Henry Rich has moved to his farm
in Morgan.-Eli Elliott has returned
and moved on to the James Niles
farm.
Emma Parlin has returned from her
visit to st. Johnsb ury.-Ella Alton is
home for vacation.-Mrs. ON Car
penter is home fro m St. Joseph, Mo-,
and will spend some time with rela-
tives in this vicinity. Ralph Simpson
has returned from Putnam, N Y, and
is at work for VIM. Nelson.
Coventry
An infant child of Elmer Black died
Of pneumonia last Friday morning.
Miss Ida Waterman of St. Adams
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Tucker.
A Sanville boy, who has been a
towns charge for several years, was
buried March %.
Rev. L. Harlow is away on a three
weeks vacation. There was no service
III the Cong. church yesterday.
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Ernest Drake is laid up with a cash
cut in his foot. = Jonas Kidder has a
bad cut in his leg just above his knee.
The friends and relatives gave Mrs.
George Harmon birthday party last
Friday evening. She was presented
with a nice easy chair.
Remember the extra town meeting
tomorrow, Tuesday, to elect the school
directors, as they failed to elect them
by ballot at the late town meeting.
Mrs. Hattie Thurber has returned to
her home in ST. Albans.-Ector Doug
lass has gone to Montana to visit an
uncle, and will remain there if the
country suits him. = Will Corrow has
gone to McIndoes Falls, as cook in
Mr.. Thatcher's boarding house.
Our community was greatly shocked
and saddened on Wednesday morning
last to learn of the death of Mrs. Damon
Ware, neighbor living in the edge
of Irasburgh. She had been sick with
the grip when heart failure occurred,
and she died almost momentarily.
She was the only daughter of Mr.. Jo-
sept Stevens of this town and lady
of the lzindest heart, amiable DISPOSE
ton and excellent character. She was
a woman who always found delight in
helping others. Her funeral was at
tended at her late residence, large
number attending, Rev. Mr.. Eddy as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Harlow officiating.
CraftSburV.
Will Laird, former resident, has
been here on a visit.
County examiner Hazen is out this
week on an examination tour.
Charlie Kelley has returned from
Mass, and is working in the sash and
blind shop.
Wilmer Warren of Wolcott, has
bought the Lucius Dutton place and
moved on to it.
Mrs. Al Smith is sick. Jake Doug
lass has a child sick with the measles.
- Mrs A. w. Macomber is better, but
is still very feeble. = Mrs. Major Col
Inns is i'll with liver trouble. = Stephen
Roberts is hard sick with erysipelas.
= Henry Scott is better. = Mrs. Josie
Anderson is on the sick list
The academy has lately received a
very acceptable gift of thirty eight
volumes, from Mrs. John w. Simpson,
of New York. The collection includes
thirty two of James Fennimore Coop
er's works in sixteen elegant volumes,
twelve volumes of George Eliot's
works, Gibbons Home in seven vol
umes, Crawford's s'Don Orsino," Lo-
wells Heartsease and Rue" and Mary
e. Wilkins "Jane Field" Also, from
Mrs. Jennie May Huntington of Cam
bridge, several years. numbers of the
atlantic Monthly. Also several vol
umes from Mrs. Graham OF N. Crafts
bury. About forty persons have books
exchanged every two weeks. The
building is open to the public on
Thursday and Saturday afternoons and
for short time each day, at the close
of the school afternoon session.
Derby.
Maj. circuit and family have re-
turned from Moline, Ill.
The post office is being painted on
the inside and soon anew floor is to
be put in.
NJ j. Bean is to work for G. F. Da-
Wis the coming season.-Wm. Davis is
working for w. F. Daley.
Schools in town will begin the oath
inst.-Miss Lola Badger is to teach
over the river, and Miss Robinson of
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