Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-08-03

e. Foster has returned from Caledonia
Springs.
East Charleston.
Nettie Chase is home from Barton on a
vacation.-Dr Cushman's mother and sis
ter, Mrs. Fellows from Dixville, P. O., are
visiting him-Miss Florence Drown of w.
Burke is visiting at her uncle's, w. A.
Chappel-H. Davis of Saratoga Springs,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. DR.. Cushman.
Mrs Kit Hudson is visiting her parents
in Lancaster, N. H.-Lena Gray, and Car
ry CasWen have been visiting in Canada
Elga Hudson is visiting in East Brighton.
&c. E. Blood and Bernie Royce attended
the races in Montreal, recently.-Mrs. En-
ma Bailey is spending some time in Cot
tage City, Burlington.
West Charleston.
Charles Hildreth is visiting his sisters in
Conn.
Miss Carrie Bennett has been spending
the past week at home.
Rev. and Mrs. Marvin attended the
meeting of the Cong. club at Willoughby
Lake.
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. o.
Bennett.
Mr.. Bridges has moved from the G. B.
Hildreth house into a house owned by
VIM. Nelson.
John Dudley is raising and repairing his
barn, thereby improving the looks of his
place very much.
Mrs. Charles Royce has gone to Ryegate
to see her brother, Oliver Boardway, who
is very sick at his sons in that place.
Mr.. Alger of Bloomington, while at
work for Alba Smith on Mr.. Brackets
barn, was injured somewhat by the falling
of an iron bar.
Mr.. Hagopian, the Armenian, delivered
an address in the Cong. church last Sab
bath evening. A collection was taken for
the suffering Armenians.
Craftsbury.
N. FL. Kenney's family are camping at
Caspian Lake.
Teachers examination passed off quietly
with good attendance.
Maude Templeton has secured a posi-
Lila Merrill has commenced work at Mr.
Benjamin's, and Bessie Lyon at Mr..
Chase's.
H. z. Hartman is better.-J. Clark Allen
and Nelson Coburn who have been sick,
are much better.
Geo. w. Leach and wife, who have been
here from Mass, are camping on the
shores of Long Pond in Woodbury..
Stephen Fisk of Iowa and John Wilkins
of Boston are the guests of n. III. Kinney's.
Olin Rowell and wife of Albany were the
guests of ]. Kier and wife at their camp at
Elligo Pond last week.
The Republican voters of Craftsbury
will meet in town hall Thursday evening,
August 9th, at 7:30, p. m, for the purpose
of organizing a Republican Club, and
electing officers Let there be grand
turn out.
Carrie Rawson and family are visiting
friends in town.-Foster Kinney is at
home from Hardwick on avacation.- Sam.
Anderson and his daughter of Newport are
among the recent guests, in town..
Thompson of Morrisville is Visiting at A.
A. Bridges.
Will Farr has returned home from Ad-
olson county, where he has been visiting
his father.-Minnie B. Chase has returned
from S. Dakota, where she has been caring
for friend the past three ears.-Minnie
Patterson has returned from short trip to
Boston.
No. Craftsbury.
Miss Abbie Pike is visiting in Barre.
A. B. Pike, and R. NJ. Lyon and others
the Democratic Convention at
Aug. 1.
Mrs. Sherman Gage is visiting in town.
Fred Washburn, formerly of this place
now of Hastings, Mimi, is in town.
Ed. Wheeler and family, and H. B. Pike
and family have been camping at the Hos
mer Pond the past week. They report a
very pleasant time.
Derby.
Mrs. David Moody is back from her visit
to Mass.
Ell. B. Crandall is repairing his farm
Arthur Sawyer is preparing to build a
new house on his farm.
James Shannon was quite badly hurt re-
Gently by being thrown from a moving
West Derby.
Mrs. HI. S. Mott is on the gain.
Will Laha's broken leg is doing well.
Fred Doneghy goes soon to Wells River
TO work in an express office.
Mrs. III. L. Daley is at Magog caring for
her son Roy, who is quite sick.
Prof. G.. White, the well-known music |
,eacher, had partial shock last week.
Mrs. Chas. Mcclure was called to Shell
lon last Wednesday by the serious illness |