Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-21

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the last ten days, have been steadily in
in interest and numbers. Several
have expressed desire to become Chris
tians. May the good work go on.
While on a hunting trip to Lowelltown,
Mr.. B. H. Church of Fitchburgh, Mass,
had the fortune to kill two deer, yearling
buck and a two year old doe; he spent five
DAYS at a camp called Bears Head Inn; he
found plenty of game and good accom-
mediation.
j. S. Cook has sold his right to the wa
ter and some land at the carding-milI site
to Barton Village; this gives them the en-
tire water rights at the falls. Mr.. Cook re-
serves the right of using the water power
this fall, and will probably have it hereaf-
ter if he wishes to run his mill here. The
new stone dam is completed and carding
will be done again this week.
Ned Barnard and his bride made brief
visit to his father, r. III. Barnard, last
week.-Mr and Mrs. Marcellus jerks from
Albany have been visiting at Geo. "A.
Driver's.-Miss Nettie Joslyn from Brown
ington has been spending a few days in
town.-Mrs. S. Winslow of Barton Land
ing has been spending a few days with
her mother, Mrs. A. t. Norris.
Coventry
Effie Smith is home from Nashua, n. III.
Mrs Mabel Brooks is home from Boston.
Luther St. James has built fine house
on his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Magoon have been
visiting at G. o. Wright's.
Rev. Parounagian's lecture drew a full
house and was much enjoyed.
Dustin Ware has moved to West Derby.
&C. E. Chamberlin has moved to the Mrs.
L. E. Morse farm and will carry it on at
shares.
Dorcas Society entertainment at M. f
vestry next Friday afternoon and evening.
Proceeds to be used i'm the purchase of
singing books for the prayer meetings.
CraftsburV.
Mrs. R. w. Cowles is quite sick.
Major Robbins picked ripe field straw
berries Oct. 18th.
NJ. B. Hoyt has gone down country with
a drove of cattle.
Bert Cowles and wife from johnson are
visiting in town.
W. Leonard lost gold watch from
his pocket recently.
The August and September cheese is be-
ing shipped to buyers in Burlington at
improved prices.
Amory Dawson and William Kaiser have
started for Mass. and Conn. with their
large drove of cattle.
Homer Bartlett's trotting horse, driven
by Ed. Cochran, took second money at
the Hardwick horse race.
S. A. Gage was in. Burlington last week
H. f. Graham is in Montpelier buying
the machinery for the new mill.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin of New York
are here to spend the winter; they will
make their home with S. l.. Leavitt.
Sadie Lyon has taken the place of Viola
Allen in the school, on account of the
sickness and death of Miss Aliens mother.
Mrs. Olive Allen, wife of the late James
Allen, died Wednesday, Oct. 10th. She
leaves three daughters and one son, who
have the sympathy of the community.
There will be a special meeting of the
Henry Flint w. r. c., Thursday, Oct 81.
at 1 o'clock p. m. Every member is re-
quested to be present, as Mrs. Flora Dota
will be present to inspect the corps.
The w. c. T. U. will give chicken pie
supper in connection with an anniversary
church, on Wednesday evening, Oct. 3d.
Everybody invited. Supper % cents.
Winnie Patterson, while driving j. T.
Urie's horse on the peddler cart, the har-
ness broke, rendering the horse unman-
agabIe and throwing him off the cart; he
received bad scalp wound, but is quite
comfortable.
Willard Allen has closed his labors at
Barton and returned home.-Mrs. Jane
Rawson is home from Derby.-Mrs. Spen-
Ger and daughter from Florida are visit
ing at j. G. Allen's.-Mrs. Frank Temple
ton is visiting in town.-Mrs. William
Kaiser and Mrs. Charles Hatch have re-
turned from their visit to Canada.
East Craftsbury.
Rev. Marcus B. Parounagian, a native of
Asia Minor, will give his popular
lecture at the r. p. church at East Crafts
bury, Friday evening, Oct. 25. He will
appear in the costume of a Mohammedan
priest. Admission Is cents.
Derby.
Improvement is being made in the side
walk.
The subject of Rev. Clarl's sermon next
Sunday will be IA Rich Fool"
Silas Cushign has finished work for c. p.
Davis at Newport and has returned home.
The young people of the NJ. E. church
are holding meetings every Sunday after
noon in some of the back districts.
If the parties who stole the wrinper from