Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-02-19

son-in- law, Andrew Page. Mr.. Piper
has moved to the village into the old
hotel building.
West Charleston.
Leon Bennett is home.
Chas. Wheeler is selling goods at
auction one afternoon and evening of
each week.
George A. Driver is moving on to
the farm bought of Frank Wheeler.
Mrs. Abbie Driver is slowly recov-
ering from another attack of the grip.
Charles Carpenter has been ap-
pointed administrator of g. o. Cush
mans estate.
Mrs. Geo. lifting is home from the
hospital at Burlington, having been
successfully treated there.
Coventry
Homer Wheelock has returned to
ST. Adams, having been at home on
visit.
The Dorcas society will meet with
Mrs. @. o. Wright next Friday after
noon and evening.
Quarterly meeting at the M. E.
church next Sabbath. The Presiding
Elder will be present to conduct the
service.
Mrs. Minnie Beaureguard of Low
ell, Mass, is here having been sum-
moned on account of the severe sick
ness Of her father, S. Collins.
George Herman is placing a new
water wheel in his saw-mill. Mr..
Herman is doing lot of custom
saving at his mill this winter.
Stillman Collins, whose sickness of
Bright's disease has been mentioned
in this paper, passed away Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. Mr.. Collins
was soldier of the late rebellion, and
has been a large pensioner, drawing
$72 a month. He has been a great
sufferer but the past few weeks that
he lived have been the best of his life,
because he found the Saviour and he
said while dying, "Jesus is calling for
me, and 1 am going to Him." He
leaves a wife and five children to
mourn his loss. His funeral will be
held Tuesday at two o'clock at the
house.
CraftsburY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Bridges are i'm
proving.
Miranda Robbins is hard sick
Those sick with grip are improving.
M. Ellis and family have moved to
Johnson. Mrs. Ellis is on the sick list.
Henry Scott has bought a residence
in Glover of Mrs. Alma Martin.
Mr.. Kier of Canada has been visit
ing his son, John Kier, the past week.
Memb ers of Flint Post are request
ed to meet at Albany Feb. 81 to trans
act important business.
G. P.Story will remain in So. Crafts
bury till Feb. 6,with his line of cloth
ing and gents furnishing goods.
Regular communication of Meridian |
Sun Lodge, No. 20, at Masonic hall,
next Wednesday eve. Work.
The winter term of the academy
will close next Friday evening with
rhetorical exercises at the church, be-
ginning at 7:30.
There will be a donation at academy
hall, Thursday evening, Feb. %, for
the benefit of Rev. Mr.. Moody. All are
invited.
A man named Hollis Gates, former
y from Morrisville, but recently from
illinois, is at S. E. Morse's, and is
quite sick. DR.. Dustin is in attend
ance.
In the hard contested fight for the
dministratorship in the estate of the
ate. S B. Robbins, Geo. II. Howard is
he successful party. The heirs have
aiken an appeal.
Derby.
The spring term of the Academy
opens Feb. 9th.
Miss Myrtle CLARK of Glover, visit
ID at DIR. Clark's last week.
On account of the snow storm the
opera, which was to have been given
~ the pupils of Derby Academy last
Friday night, was postponed indefini
ely.
Mrs. Alice Newcomb went, last
week, to Boston.-Miss Conant has
zone to her home in Randolph to
pend the vacation.-Prof. G.. A. An
lrews has gone to his former home in
Maine.
Last Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Jhas. Carpenter were surprised by