Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-26

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preach next Sabbath.
The M. E. Sunday school of this
place and the Irasburgh M. E. Sunday
school will picnic in Cyrus Metcalf's
grove next Wednesday,
Mrs. Ella CThrasher) Chamberlin
and Mrs. Myra Gray and her children
are visiting at Hollis Thrasher's. Mr..
and Mrs. Sawyer of Athol, Mass. were
guests at Luther Guilds last week.
Mrs. Charles Niles sister is here from
| the West.
CraftsburY.
Willie Wylie of Ohio is here on a
visit.
Several from Morrisville are camp
ing at Hosmer pond. -
A delegation attended campmeet-
ing at Lyndonville last week. -
Henry Sillo way of Wolcott is work.
ing in the sash and door shop.
Erwin Harrison was quite badly hurt
by falling from a load of grain re-
Gently.
School opened at the academy
Tuesday, Aug. 20, with large number
of students
Mrs. Geo. Simpson and Mrs. Geo.
Wylie have gone to Portland, Me-, for
a seashore outing.
Stevens, Graham, & Kinney have
about twenty men from n. I'll. at
work on their new steam mill.
Mr.. John Shute awoke one morning
and found that his wife had flown,
and is looking for the lost treasure.
Mrs. Dodge of Lowell, Mass, is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Badger.
Mrs. A. B. Pike and Mrs. Charles
Robbins visited friends in Barre last
week.
Mrs. Elihu Gage died very sudden
! ~ of heart disease last Saturday.
She was a woman loved by all who
knew her; the family have the SYM
pathy of all.
Thomas Cochran is sick with ty-
phoid fever-R. S. Tolman is suffer-
ing with heart trouble.-William
Kasier is much better of his rheumatic
trouble.-Ira Dutton is quite sick.
There will be a G.. A. r. and w. R.
@. sociable at E. B. Macy's, Thursday,
August 29th. All members are re-
quested to be present at 8 p. M,
sharp. Ice cream served from to s
o'clock. Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Whitney have
Martha Poor has returned
to her home in N. Y Mrs. James
Anderson is entertaining friends from
Nashua, N. H.-Zuar Leonard and
wife attended a meeting of Knights
at Newport ecently.-Robert Dixon
and wife visited in Stowe recently.
Mrs White is visiting in Charleston.
John Poor has been in st. Johns
bury as court Witness .L.Leon-
ard has been on trip to Cabot, Mont
pelier, etc.-Among recent guests
in town are Mr.. Thompson and
daughter, of Wolcott, Ralph Hyde of
Hardwick, and Mrs. Searles of Albany.
Derby.
Arson Clark has finished his labors
in the drug store and will attend
school at the academy this fall.
A large number of Derby people at
tended the races at Stanstead last
week. They report some good trot-
ting and quite fine exhibition of
stock.
Through the kindness of w. B. Hol-
brook several of the Derby young peo-
pie were invited to take an excursion
down lake Memphremagog last Sat.
urday in his new steamer, Alma.
Eddie and George Wilder are visit
ing their brother, Harry H. Wilder.
George is going to attend the acade-
my this fall and Eddie will work in
the store.-Chas. and Ethel Daley of
Winchester, Mass, are visiting at
Mrs. A. T. Dailey's.
West Derby.
Miss Lillian Stevens will teach in
Holland the following term.
Geo. Kelley vacates his house, late
ly purchased by z. @. Blake, this week.
The village schools commence to-
day with the same teachers as last
term; also, districts and II.
The Wheelock Quarterly Meeting
has been grand series of meetings,
and very well attended despite the
rain. '~@ s3"A'4
Lewis Davis, Mrs. Mary Folsom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Webster left We'd
nesday for Barton and Sheffield to
visit friopdC