Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-30

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Dr. Fl. D. Martin, the oculist. who
has been doing SO much skillful work
throughout this county, can be con-
suited at the Clyde River Hotel in this
place Oct. 10 and IL. This is an un-
usual opportunity to consult a noted
oculist, and it is hoped that all our
people who have poor eyes, will avail
themselves of his services.
CraftsburY.
A number from here attended the
fair at Barton.
Pleasant party at the oyster supper
with Mrs. Homer Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dutton from
Portsmouth, N. H., are in town.
Thomas Martin has sold his place
and gives immediate possession.
r. A. Patterson is repairing his saw
mill and putting in new machinery.
Mamie Paddock, Elmore Calder
wood and Clarence Cowles have en-
tered Burlington College.
are rushing on the work. We are in
hopes to have running water soon.
Somebody has been amusing him
self and disquieting others by setting
the steam whistle going in the night
time.
D. F. Hoyt has rented his farm to
To- no hi
wife intend to visit their daughter in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cochran visited
at A. A. Bridges recently Mrs. A.
Dawson is entertaining friends from
Morrisville.
A. Paddock will be at G.. W. Simp
sons store, E. Craftsbury, Wednes-
day, Oct. 9th, at 1920 a. M, one
hour, and at post office, So. Crafts
bury, in the afternoon of that day.
Remember that the time for paying
taxes to save cost runs out October
II.
West Derby.
Champagne, our tin smith, has NOV
ed to Derby Line.
Alice Cousins and Edith Mcclure
have gone to Barton to work.
Mrs. F. w. Porter has gone to Hol-
yoke, Mass, to visit her children.
A large number of our townspeople
attended the fair at Barton last week.
The village schools are closed for an
indefinite period on account of sick
ness in the village.
Mrs G. E. Green left Thursday for
Massachusetts and New York to visit
friends.-Leslie and Walter Magoon
and Lloyd Sails also started for Bos-
ton Thursday night.
Charles Hawse has moved from the
Sias house on Main st. to Third ST.,
Newport quincy Magoon has moved
into the Hutchins house on Clyde st.
Mrs. Mary Ward has moved into
the Parker house 1.-The foot of Lane
hill. f Mar asr
Miss Carrie Morey has returned to
South Framingham.-Miss Lillian
Stevens spent Friday and Saturday at
home.-Mr. Russell Burt who has been
visiting in Mass, and R. l., has re-
turned.-Miss Mary Jenkins is visit
ing at her uncle's, Mr.. Thomas Jen-
kins.
Derby.
The Hon. Victor L. Spear of the
Board of Agriculture, assisted by DR..
Rich of the Experiment Station, ex-
amined Maj. CIRCUITS herd last Friday,
using the tuberculin test, and did not
find any tuberculosis or any trace
thereof. They tested 68 animals. 1t
is very gratifying to Maj. Grout, as it
will be to the public, to know that the
disease is not found here.
Glover.
The next social of the Mite Society
will be Friday afternoon in the new
vestry.
Rev. Marcus B. Parounagian, a
native Of Cesarea, Asia Minor, grad
uate of Central Turkey College of An
itab, also of Drew Theological Sem
mary, ~. D., Will give his popular AScO-
ure on ''Turkey'and Mohamedanism,"
at the NJ. E. church Friday eve, Oct. 4.
He will appear in the costume of a
Mohammedan priest. Rev. Parouna-
gian has lectured at New York, Brook |
lyn and other important places and
has received fattering press notices
wherever he has spoken. Admission
Is cts, children 10 cts.
West Glover.
Fred Sisco is home.
Mrs. o. B. Dodge of Barre and her
daughter Mabel are visiting here.