Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-09-03


Paddock sisters and Mrs. Robt Ora
ham.
Miss Carolyn Paddock, whose abili-
ty as an elocutionist is recognized by
all who have been privilege to lists n
to her, assisted by Miss Bell Graham
and Miss Anna Paddock, will give a
reading, interspersed with music, at the
Methodist church, Wednesday even
ing, Sept. 5, at o'clock. Admission
% cent.
Derby.
William Mitchelrs little boy is very
low.
A child of Oscar Davis recently
died after an illness of few days.
John Wilson and family from Man
chester have returned home, after a
three weeks visit in town.-Charles
Derusha's daughter and her little boy
are at home on visit.
West Derby.
Estella Wright has returned from
Franconia N. III.
Seth Herrick has moved into his
new house on Indian Point st.
Many will grieve to learn that Miss
Belle Peasely is lying at the point of
death from typhoid fever, at the home
of sister, in Fitch Bay, Que.
Dea. Geo. Hutchins is no better
disease pronounced to be softening Of
the brain.-Mrs. Marion Hall under
went an operation for cancer last week
and is doing nicely.
The funeral of Geo. Bowley was
very largely attended at his late resi-
dence last Wednesday. He will be
long mourned by his many friends;
his widow will stay with his only sis
ter, Mrs. Stiles, for few weeks before
going to her fathers home, in Maine.
Glover.
Amos Bean has moved to his village
residence.
Ray Davis goes to Lyndon to at
tend school.
Mrs. Stark and grandson return to
Iowa this week.
There will be preaching at the
Cong. church next Sabbath.
The Glover band will give a prone
made, Friday eve, Sept. z. All invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Dwinell attended
the convention at st. Johnsbury and
report good time.
The Universalist Society has begun
work on vestry.-Chas. Lawrence
has his new house up.
The city people at w. III. Phillips
have returned to Boston. j. King
has rented the house and moved there.
r The regular meeting and sociable
of the w. @. L. u. will be in the YES
try of the Nj. E. church on Tuesday
Augusta (Sanborn) Cum innings, wife
of Royal Cummings, died at White
River Junction recently. She former
y resided in this village.
@. S. Phillips has returned from Lit
5leton and other mountain resorts
with his usual amount of stuffed birds,
rugs and animals, where he finds a
ready sale for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Mcclure were |
called last week TO Lyndon, TO attend |
jhe funeral of their only son, John |
Mcclure. Much sympathy is felt for
l,a,,o -, thn;r co,I Naraavav,aanf
West Glover.
Miss Clara Colburn goes to Salt
lake City, where she is principal of
young ladies' boarding school.
Greensboro.
The summer visitors are leaving us
apidly.
II. S. Tolman has sold his Conant
arm to George Alton. Price OF farm,
took and tools $4,000.
Mary Calderwood and Fressie
dcCue suffered runaway accident
ately, getting badly scared and some
What hurt.
It is reported that w. II. Calder
wood has bought the soft wood lumb-
n on the Geo. Gebbie place, paying
900, and that he has sold his farm TO
\. S. Babcock for 81 900.
Holland.
Mrs. Cargill Of New York visits in
own. She was former resident.
Lewis Martin has bought the Wes-
ey Horn place of III. d. Bates. Price,
400.
Mrs. Young of New York, a daugh-
er of Paron Huntoon, has returned
rom her visit to this town.