Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11

quite comtorJable AT present. anu
is hoped that she may recover.
Mrs. S. e. Winslow and son nd
returned 10 their home in Bart
Landing Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Al
have been visiting her pareI
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bracket lad
returned to their home, Stewartsto
N. H.-Bernie Bracket and his sis
Mamie returned with them TO visit
friends there.
Coventry
The town is i'm debt about So 200.
Frank Jenkins has moved TO n
Downing's house.
Mrs. Nina Collins is home from
cult Falls, where she has been carl
for her daughter and a wee gran
daughter. ~ Eva Bartlett has retur
ed to her home in Haverhill.
Parker Bowles was quite badly hr
recently by fall. - Nellie Perry
quite sick. - Mrs. Rebecca Ship
has suffered n paralytic shock. II
age is such as TO make recove
doubtful.
The members of the Y. =. $. Q. Il
will hold Poverty social i'm the Con
vestry Friday, Mar. 10. A cordial 1
vitation is extended to all TO com
arrayed in costumes suitable for Il
occasion. Prizes will be given. Rd
freshments will be served at $3.50 pm
CraftsburV.
The STATIONS are receiving larg'
stock of new goods.
Henry Scott and wife OF Glover hay
been here on n visit.
A MIR. Davis from Bangor, Me-, II
stopping at N. b. Williams.
John Kier is manufacturing sugd
arches for the sugar manufacturers.
Eta Smith was quite seriously in
jured recently by falling down stairs
Mr.. Ed. Jackson, who has bee
stopping at +. Wheeler's, is movinI
to Guy Goodrich's.
Mr.. Bert Colburn and wife, who
have been living in Evansville thi
winter, are in town.
The school board met Mar. 8, and
organized, electing s. A. Smith, chair
man; Jas Gallagher, secretary.
Miss Nettie Cowles is visiting friend
in Irasburg. 49, Miss Sadie Lyon ha
returned from her visit i'm Lyndonville
Mrs. Frank Templeton, who har
been seriously i'll for some months,
much be tier, her recovery being quit
remarkable.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Il. Allen woul'
gratefully acknowledge the receipt o
S72 as the proceeds of the donation TO
their benefit, on Feb. %.
The second trial i'm the Eastman anS
Patterson land suit resulted in n disa'
greement of the jury, as the first had
done. Through the advice OF the
lawyers an amicable adjustment o
the case was effected. r.r.
There will be lecture at ". Crafts
bury village on Wednesday evening
of this week, delivered by Rev. j. X
Fuller on DIR. Holmes. The lecture
will be followed by n butterfly sup
per at Academy hall. Mr.. Fuller'l
lecture is very interesting one. The
supper and lecture will be only % cts
East Craftsbury.
Mrs. Jane s. Simpson died at heI
home here last Friday. She has beer
blind and i'm very poor health for If
teen years, but bore her trouble with
much patience and fortitude, and was
never heard to complain; but about
six weeks ago petition was served
asking the Probate Court to adjudge
her insane and put guardian over
her which effected her very much,
and from the time ii was served on
her she failed very fast and died on
the morning set for the hearing AT
Probate Court.
Derby.
Sidney Cobb goes TO New York this
week to work; his family will go later.
Miss Lucina Rogers is visiting in
town.
Mrs. Theron Adams youngest child
has been dangerously sick the past
week with laryngitis and congestion
of the lungs.
Miss Katherine Hopkinson and Mr..
VIM. Kilborn were quietly married at
the BRIDES home last Friday p. m.
Congratulations and best wishes.
West Derby.
Elder Mcclure is now at home.
A large number in the place are
suffering from colds, much resem-