Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-11-12
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lunderville have

Montpelier to visit his father.
The school in the Winslow district,
taught by Jennie Campbell, closed on
Friday, Nov. 8.
Mrs. Orrin Taylor of Morgan spent
part of last week with her daughter,
Mrs. @. S. Human.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan and three
children from New Hampshire have
been visiting at Mrs. Allbee's.
There was a masquerade promenade
OF the academy hall, Friday eve, Nov.
8, under the management Of S. e.
Cole.
East Charleston.
Will Hand haa bought offs .Sween-
ely the Melvin place.
James Moody, who has been quite
sick for two weeks, is on the gain.
Mrs. Nell Chaffee has returned to
Lowell, Mass. = Rev. Mr.. Snelling's
mother has been visiting him.
E. Carr died Sunday, Nov. 4, of ty
phoid fever, aged about 50 years.
Funeral srrvices were held at the
house Tuesday, conducted by Rev.
Geo. o. Howe. Deceased leaves a
widow and seven children. Two of
the children are quite sick.
Coventry
The village schools close this week
Friday.
G. A. Livingston is home from Con-
necticut.
George Drake has purchased of Mr..
Goss the place occupied by Eben
Stevens, paying $40.
Adam Dunn has two children sick
with bilious fever. DR.. McSweeney
of Irasburgh is in attendance
Mr.. Farman of Westfeld lectured
in Congregational church last Friday
evening; his lectures are very inter-
esting.
Revival meetings will continue at
Methodist church this week. Revs.
Cooper, Wright and Clark will be
present to assist the pastor.
Geo. S. Livingstone has received as
a present from his niece, Mrs. Geo.
Proctor of York Beach, Me-, beau
tiful, mounted sea drake, with which
he is much pleased.
Mrs. George Tower and her daugh-
ter Lottie are visiting friends here
Mrs. Ames Morrill, is home from
Mortified, where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. w, Frost, as
The event Of the week was the mar
rage of Mr.. S. H. Persons to Miss
Minnie Williams last Thursday at the
residence of the brides brother, T. @.
Williams. The marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. G. Lang
ford. The newly married couple have
gone to Syracuse, N. Y, on their
wedding trip.
Craftsbury.
III. F. Graham has made great i'm
provements on the Andrus farm.
H. S.. Andrus has goneto Bichford
for a time, where heAthinks he has
good position.
Riley Silver continues to be very
sick.-H. Ainsworth and G. B. Marcy
are improving.
Geo. Robbins, fifteen years of age,
son of Charles Robbins, recently shot
an owl which measured 4 feet and |
inches from tip to tip. Get him
mounted.
East Craftsbury.
Garvin Aston sells 10 tons of hay,
two COWS, horses, etc., at auction, on
Friday at 1 O'Clock in the afternoon.
West Derby.
G. H. McAuley and family returned
from Dixville, P. @. last week.-Mrs.
Ellen Cousens is in town.-Harvey
Cousens of New York is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mary Cousens.
S. w. Parker has greatly improved |
his late purchase on Elm St.-the
Webster house-by raising the barn,
bringing water to the house, painting,
etc., inside and out. A Mr.. Thompson
moved into the house last week.
A young child of Dana Farrer was
badly burned a few days ago by tip
ping over upon itself pail of boiling
water.-John Cousens, formerly of
this place, now of New York, lately
had one foot crushed by heavy block
of ice falling upon it.
Glover.
John Mathie is on the sick list.
L. B.Willey has purchased the Chas. |
Leonard wood shop.
Frank Dwinell of Boston spent