Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-06-25


and well spoken of by all.
Mrs. Chas. Hatch is hard sick
Thomas Cochran was badly hurt by a
carriage accident last week.
Frank HENDERSON and family are at
the Orleans House visiting. - Mr..
Pixies people visit at Greensboro
Bend.
l.. F. Smith is laying the foundation
for a set of buildings.-Henry King
has bought building lot of Mr..
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coomer and
daughter from Illinois are visiting at
Mrs. L. Mason's. Mrs. @. was a
Craftsbury girl, but has been gone
80 years or more.
A local convention of old and young
from members of the various churches
will be held at town hall on the even
ing of June 81. All towns people
cordially invited.
E. L. Stratton s. Sons have sold
their store to James Leavitt.
Uric has bought the groceries in the
j. @. Allen store.-G. T. Howard has
bought the Edward Allen farm in
Hardwick.
East CraftSbury.
There will be a Demorest Silver
Medal Contest in the Presbyterian
church at this place Friday evening,
July 6, commencing at 8 o'clock. All
are cordially invited. Collection at
the close of the meeting.
Derby.
Charles Clark of Glover, former
student here, spent few days in town
recently.
Mrs. Alma Heath is repairing her
buildings extensively. Elmer Orcutt
is making improvements on his house.
Rev. and Mrs. Clark were called to
Island Pond last week on account of
the death of her father from paraly
sis.
At the reception given last Thurs
day night by Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Rob-
bins, large number of friends gath
cred to say goodbye to Mrs. New
comb, who has gone to Boston, where
she will make her future home.
Albert Clark received first prize
among male students in prize speak
ing at Montpelier Seminary last
week. In bestowing the prize, Prin-
cipal Smith complimented him as be-
I ing among the first in his classes, the
best at the bat and the prize winner
in the competitive speaking trial.
Glover.
John Wylie is building good barn;
A. B. Rich repairs his sugar house.
Alex. Smith of Ryegate visits in
town; Dan Murray of Canada is also
visitor in town.
Mrs. II. M. Salmon was recently
called to Newbury on account of the
serious illness of her father.
= The store of r. E. French was bur
glarized one night last week and about
$50 worth of goods, ETC., stolen. No
present clue.
The MONITOR has received quite a
! lengthy article relative to the So. Hill
school house and school matters. If
there are wrongs to be righted, time
will adjust matters.
Curtis Frasier and wife were guests
at o. v. Perceiva's last week. w. e.
Randall and family are visiting in
town, Miss Lena will spend her va
cation here. = @. a. Davis of Dart
mouth College is home.
The school directors met Tuesday, |
the 10Th, to see about moving the |
school house in district No. 8, and, |
finding a majority of the legal voters |
in said district strongly opposed to its |
being moved, the directors decided |
not to move it at present.
The Woman's Relief Corps adopted |
the following resolutions at their last |
meeting:
WHEREAS, In the providence of |
God, we have lost from our number |
Mrs. Sabra Phillips, be it
Resolued, That we mourn one who |
was 0SNOCSd W O1S WSlldIS VI our Vi
ganization, who was efficient in exec
utive ability, whose CHEEKY words and |
ready sympathy endeared her to our |
hearts.
That in common with the whole /
community and town, we lament one |
whose deeds of kindness TO the sick, |
and of help for those in need have |
been well known for years.
We assure the sorrowing family and |
friends of our sympathy in their great |
bereavement. We earnestly commend |
them to the care of Him who COM