Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-28

ooASS WlOh FlOHu accompaniment Dy
the Misses Dewey pleased the audi
ence greatly. Miss Lena Dewey's
readings were in good taste and finely
rendered. On the whole it was a very
pleasant affair inside the church, but
the drenching the participants took
on their return home was enough to
dampen their ardor. Thanks are due
to all who so kindly assisted. A nice
little sum is added to the library fund
Craftsbury.
w. P. Kaiser has gone to Conn. on
business.
John Kier is putting up building
for store and post Office purposes.
A. B. Pike is very sick.-Chas. Witt
is sick with inflammation of the stom-
ach.
D. F. Andrus and wife are in town
on visit.-Wm. Sprague is in town
visiting relatives.
There is considerable Sticking up, and
painting at the lower village Messrs.
Kinney, Conant, and L. E. Smith are
having their buildings painted.
East Craftsbury.
on visit.
John w. Simpson and wife of New
York City are here on visit.
R. s. Mason has about dozen men
at work on his new store building.
John Anderson and wife have gone
West on quite an extended visit. They
will visit the Fair at Chicago.
H. R. Mack will put large and
costly monument on the J. w. Simp-
son lot. 1t will stand 25 feet high.
Geo. Anderson, who went from here
to Nebraska about three years ago,
died on the 18th, inst. of liver trouble
after a long sickness. He leaves a
widow and five children, the eldest
being only fourteen years old.
Derby.
Rev. DIR. Green of Lynn, Mass,
preached at the Baptist church Aug.
20.
Last Saturday Mr.. Darius Badger
was called to st. Johnsbury to attend
the funeral of his brother.
Miss Laura Ionic from Lowell,
Mass, and Mr.. Garvin Magoon of N.
N. H., with his family, are
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. Timothy Ionic has sold his
place to John LaBonty and gone to
visit friends in Usage, Iowa, in COM
oany with Mr.. Fletcher Daley, who
1ad returned to his home in that
place. - eas1-
Mr.. Elmer Silver and family, who
nave been spending several weeks
1ere, have returned to. Boston.-Miss
Dora Maine has gone to her home in
Conn.-Mrs. Caleb Clark
If Holbrook, Mass, was visiting in
own last week.
West Derby.
Mrs. Dora Marsten remains about
he same.
Henry Bradley and wife took car
iage drive to Waterloo last week.
The West Derby schools open Sept.
with the same teachers as in the
pring.
Mrs Lewis J. Ball and SON of Spring
ield, Mass, are at her fathers, Ira
adams.
The Fred Porter, house is being
painted; also the Taylor
lock. -r44-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bray of New York
re spending their vacation at Mrs.
ulia Lindsay's.
The Misses Fairchild, Miss Green,
Iiss Robinson and Miss Gay attended
he Summer School at Barton.
Friends and we'll wishers of Mrs.
ohm Litchfield, who is unable to
,alk, have purchased for her tri-
yc1e.
Leslie Wright has gone to Richford, |
t., on his bicycle for a weeks Yaca-
on. Clyde Arnold is taking his
lace in the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hunt and Mr.. and
FRS. Lott Dunn each lost an infant |
thursday, both dying of cholera in
lntum. They were buried Friday.
flower.
Phillips Bros have imported fine
NIB in addition to their, Cotswold
ocko s....3.s,; -. .i..ss4., er.ss
Pay your taxes on or before Sept. Z,
nd save the discount and cost of col
ction.
Mrs. G. P. Owen goes this week to
sit her dauUhtRr Mrs Kate IaOnard