Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-04

road-a thing much needed.
The w. G. T. U. will give chicken pie
supper in Cong. church vestry Friday eve.
No. 8th. Members from adjoining Unions
are expected to be present and assist in the
exercises which will follow. The supper
will be served from half past-six to half
past-seven. Regular meeting of the w. G.
T. U. with Mrs. Kate Hancock, Tuesday
! afternoon.
CraftsburY.
! G. S. Hamilton is quite sick.
Will Hoyt is seriously i'll with kidney
| trouble.
! Will Marcy has job in the bobbin fac
| tory at Newport.
Communion services at the NJ. E. church
Sunday, Oct. 9th.
Geo. Beden of Hardwic1 has bought the
Udan farm in this town.
A. Paddock was in Burlington last week
visiting his daughter, Mary.
Willard Allen has gone to Montpelier as
cashier for the @. Y. r. r.
J. o. Douglas has hired Mr.. Smith
/ from Eden to work in his shop.
Fl. S. Andrus was thrown from a wag
on recently and quite badly injured.
The pension of Edward Allen has been
reissued. Better it had not been cut off.
A. o. Shute has rented his farm to Mr..
Leach of Nebraska, and moved to Albany.
Miss Hartig, a lady evangelist from
| Newark, n. j., is here conducting meet
| ings.
The Black River Butter and Cheese As
ISOLATION closed the cheese making season
| Oct. 20.
Mrs. j. G. Rawson has finished working
at Amory Davison's, and is now stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Merrill.
Mr. Charles Andrus and wife from
LittIeton, n. H., were here visiting his
father, Horace Andrus, the past week.
The ladies of the Methodist society
served a chicken pie supper at their vestry
last Wednesday evening; there was quite
good attendance.
j. S. Tolman's brother David, of Hyde
| Park, is visiting him.-Will Williams of
Cambridge is visiting his sister, Mrs c. Q.
Conant Jr.-Mr. Arad Brown of Westfield
is visiting at Asa Harriman's.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give an
oyster supper at the vestry of the NJ. E.
church. on Wednesday evening, Nov. 6.
The proceeds are to be used for painting
the church. A large attendance is desired.
There will be a big cloak opening at J.
T. Urie's store on "Wednesday and Thurs
day, when Huntress & Garrison of Burl-
| ington will sell a lot of ladies' and child
ren's cIoaks. Mr.. Uric is advertising
with big bills and expects great sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Davidson of New
port. who were called here to attend the
funeral of their aunt, have returned home.
Frank Glidden and daughter have re-
turned from Sutton, where they went to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Leslie Gordon.
Charlie Anderson, who was chosen dele
gate to the Grand Lodge of L. o. G. L. at
Richford, is home.
Derby.
Mrs. Chandler is slowly improving.
The main pipe of the new water system
is nearly or quite all laid.
| Mrs. c. X Bates and Florence have gone
to New York, where they will spend the
winter.
F. W. Reynolds, the trainer at Bates
stock farm, has returned with their trot
tiers. His fall trotting has been quite sue
cessful.
| Horace Wilder has bought building lot
of Josiah Grout, from the Bryant place in
the village, and is going right about
building.
Robbins & Daley have sold their saw
mill to Geo. II. Richie Mr.. Richie has
worked for the firm, off and on, for more
than twenty-five years and is perfectly
familiar with the business and, no doubt,
will serve thepublic as well as the former
| owners.
The masquerade last Friday night was
| largely attended and very pleasant time
was enjoyed. d. G. Stiles of st. Johns
bury displayed fine assortment of cost
umes, and rented several. The prizes
were silver orange peelers, awarded to the
''Hunter," and the Butterfly" and the
BOBBY prize, a tin wheel barrow, to
'EGrandpa Hayseed."
West Derby.
Frank Moulton, living on Clyde St.,
recently broke leg in a fall.
Amos Morse cut his foot badly, while
splitting wood last Friday evening.
Mrs. AIvah Morrill, has gone to the
hospital in Boston, Mass, for treatment.
The funeral services of r. M. Smith
were held at his late residence, Tuesday at
10 a. m. Burial at Coventry.
John Clark remains about the same
Mrs. Newell Gould is on the sick list
Mr.. Fred Harvey has returned from
Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. Blodgett spent last
week in BostOn.-Mrs. Blake and Mrs.