Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-16
East Charleston.

Gays. Ii Is girl.
Mrs. Childs of P. @. has been visit.
ing her brother, Gilman Hail.
Johnnie Stevens has been spending
several days in Boston and Lowell
Mass.
Rev. Mr.. Abbey of West Charleston
will preach here Sunday, Apr. %, al
two p. N.
Ezra Chappell, who has been sick
at his brothers., has returned to his
home in Burke.
Coventry
George Buck has moved into Fanny
Aliens house.
John Towards family of Albion,
n. Y. are visiting at H. f. Blacks.
Mrs. Israel Trudeau is much i'm
proved in health and has gone to visit
her son. = Mrs. Joseph Stevens is
quite sick with heart failure.
Lucy Cowles teaches the school at
the Center and Arab Parker in the
Gore. = The village schools com
mence to day, Clarence Cowles and
Miss Stark, teachers.
Rev. L. Harlow will preach his fare
we'll sermon next Sabbath. Mr.. Har-
low is going to Post Mills and Fairlee
to preach. Sorry to lose Mr.. Har-
lows family from our place.
Mrs. Stillman Collins has gone to
Hyde Park to visit her sister. : Lii
liam Goodnough goes to Haverill, N H.
to teach. = Bertha Goodnough is go
ing this week to Derby to learn the
dress makers trade of Miss Smith.
Craftsbury.
A. B. Pike is having good patronage
this spring.
Thomas Cochran is decidedly bet
ter. = Mrs. Homer Bartlett is sick
with pneumonia.
Mr.. Elihu Gage of E. Hardwick has
rented the Lyon house at the Com
mon and moved in.
1t has been an extra sugar season
in this vicinity. Some have made
four pounds to tree.
Regular communication of Meridian
Sun Lodge, No. 20, of F. and A. M. at
Masonic hall next Wednesday eve.
Work.
Mrs Willis Reed, who was badly
injured by being thrown from a wag-
on, is doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
j. @. Rockwell's Peoples Theater
will open in the town hall Monday
evening and will give a show every
evening through the week.
Derby.
Mr.. VIM. Kingsbury has rented his
farm to gentleman from So. Troy.
The Richmond horses, which Mr..
Chas. Wilson has kept for several
years, have been sold and shipped to
New York.
The many friends here of Mr..
lothian Cobb were panied to hear of
his death, which occurred last Mon
day, after long illness.
Albert Silver spent few days in
town last week on his way to Califor-
MIA, where he goes in the interests of
the firm.-Mrs. Flora (Morse) Badger,
formerly Of this place, visited friends
in town last week.
The young people of this place are
again reminded of their frail hold on
life. Parker Niles, aged about Is
years, son of Allen p. Niles, died Sat
urday, Apr. Ia, of nerebro- spinal men
ingetis. He was young man of ex-
habits, kind and affectionate
and warmly attached to
home and friends.
Over one hundred of the people of
this community attended the recep-
ton given for Rev. n. w. Wilder and
family by Mrs. M. A. Edwards last |
Friday night. Several valuable pres
ents were given as tokens of the es-
TEEN and affectionate regard won by
Rev. Wilder and family during their |
five years stay here. Deep regrets
are felt at their departure. They will |
make their future home at Water
town, Conn.
West Derby.
Baptism by both Advents and F. w.
Sunday.
Ruel Marston returned from Rut- |
land last Tuesday.
A Mr.. Jelly is building a dwelling |
house on Maple St., and John Nelson
a barn on Clyde st.
Gilbert Leary is in very poor health.
-Mertie Young goes to Barton today
for stay of several weeks.-C.M Saw
sror nd eslie WRIGHT are In the en-