Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-09-24

at j. S. Underhill's on Saturday ev
ening, Sept. 10, and gave Rev. Record
reception. q. E. Dunton presented
Mr.. Record with an envelope contain
ing $50. Mr.. r. responded in very
feeling manner. A pleasant evening
was spent by all present. Ice cream
and cake was served. MIR. Record re-
turned to Cambridge last week. He
has made many friends here.
John Wilson OF Lowell, Mass, is
spending his vacation with his faUner,
r. L. Wllson.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Lang have been IN Morrisville spenu-
ing several days vlslGing.-Mrs. AL
bert Stoddard OF Maiden, Mass, has
been visiting in toWn.-Mr. and Mrs.
E. D. Allyn have been visiting Mrs.
Aliyn's father, s. ID. Stevens, aU st.
JOnnsOury. -George Blood or Lowell
is visiting with his son, q. e. Blood.
Coventry
Pnny Brooks Is quite SICK.
Mrs. Salmon Nye is nome rrom Ola
Orcnard.
Van Day has gone to Montpelier
Seminary. = Carrie Black, anu Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Howard nave gone
to Albion, N. Y.
Craftsbury.
Mrs. Marcy is on the sick list.
DIN Marsh Of Mass. has been here
visiting.
Bonnie Dow of St. Johnsbury is hard
sick at his grandfather's, r. S. Tol :
man.
Henry King has commenced repairs
GU the buildings he recently bought of
Mr.. Brown.
Charles Hamilton of Iowa, a former
resident of this town, has returned
here to spend the remainder of his
days.
j. D. Clark has been appointed post
master at the Branch vice w. L.Whit-
temore. 1t is said that President
Cleveland is using fine comb to
rake out the few remaining republic
ans who are now holding offices.
Mr.. Paddock, treasurer, will be at
the store of Geo. w. Simpson, East
Craftsbury, on Friday, Sept. %, at 10
O'Clock a. M, and at the post office,
Craftsbury, in the afternoon of the
same day to receive taxes.
DR.. Seaver of Yale College on We'd
nesday morning gave the students an
interesting talk on the subject of
health. He also illustrated in very
pleasing way the use of the Indian
clubs. The school is well supplied with
the clubs and they will afford excel
lent opportunity for exercise in the
cooler weather. Mr.. Farman, the
county delegate to the national @. e.
convention, held at Cleveland last
July, gave a report of that meeting
Monday evening.
Derby.
Newman T. Blake has bought the
restaurant at Newport, formerly owned
by him.
Mrs. DR.. Clark and her two young
est children are visiting friends in
Glover this week. ~ l, ". -, q =, -
Albert w. Clark went to Middle
town, Conn, last week to commence
course at Wesleyan University.
Henry Schoolcraft's youngest child
has been very sick with membranous
Group the past week, but she is now
improving.
Jason Wilson, who moved to the
village last fail, is about moving back
place for sale.
The village school in Dis. No. 5,
which has been closed the past week
on account of case of scarlet fever
among the pupils, resumes to-day
there being no new cases.
Mrs. N. M. Colby invited a large
number of old friends at Derby Cen
ter to her home last Wednesday to
give her sister, Miss Marcia Ward, a
surprise party. A very pleasant af-
ternoon was spent by all.
Mrs. John Hay with her two child
rem is visiting friends in Boston,
Rev. Perkins and wife have returned
from two weeksvacationin Canada
Mrs. Eliza Mcpherson has returne
to her home at l.. p. Jenne's.
Miss May L. Harvey of Newport
will give series of music lessons in
the Academy Hall, beginning next
Saturday evening. Miss Harvey is an
energetic lady and is well equipped
| in her branch of instruction. 1t is
hoped the students of the Academy