Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-16

William Blodgett's tenement.
Coventry.
Daniel Gray has gone to Cambridge to
work.-Mrs. Hattie Thurber has returned
to ST. Adams.
Carrie Black is better, and her recovery
is looked for. A nurse from the Mary
Fletcher hospital is here caring for her.
Dorcas Society at NJ. E. vestry next
Wednesday afternoon and evening. An
entertainment will be given after supper.
Harold Tucker works in sugaring for
Simon Morrill,, Pliny Metcalf for w. Case,
Mr. Longe for William Niles and Ernest
Perry for James Chapman.
May Virgins is home from Lyndon In
stitute on vacation. She returns this
spring and expects to graduate. She re-
Gently won first prize for speaking.
CraftsburV.
Ben. Hoyt has leased his farm to Willis
Reed for year.
Miss Sadie Lyon has returned from her
visit in LyndonvilIe.
Mrs. Peter Glynn from st. Adams is Wis
iting friends in town.
Mrs. E. n. Nelson is quite hard sick
Helen Allen is on the gain.
J. H. Smart, the photographer, has gone
with his kit to Albany, where he is taking
pictures for the present.
Horace Andrus is reported to be supply
ing the Cong. pulpit at Wolcott, during
the absence of the regular pastor.
Sherman Gage has moved to Wolcott.-
A. o. Shute of Albany has leased the L. J.
Douglas place, and moved on to it..
Mrs. Charles Robbins was called to
Craftsbury recently to attend the funeral
of her youngest brother, Alanson Martin.
H. S. Burnham has bought c. c. Cheney's
team, and will continue the freighting
business from n. Craftsbury to Hardwick.
The item of your correspondent, stating
the water did damage to the l.. +. Smith
buildings was not correct. 1t was the Sash
and Blind Factory owned by J. Smith.
One of H. O. Bartlett's work horses
stepped off the bridge into Black river,
where the water is s fit. deep. Mr.. Bartlett
and Mr.. Ladd worked about an hour in
the water up to their waists, getting it out.
Married March Z, at St. Luke's church,
New York City, by the Rev. John Cham
berlain, uncle of the bride, assisted by the
Rev. John Patey, ID. d., Mr.. Carlton Geo.
Stevens to Miss Jessie Pearson Chamber
lain, daughter of Mr.. Charles Chamberlain
of Craftsbury. After the ceremony the
bridal party, and the few relatives and
friends who had been invited to be pres
ont T,rCceaded 70 the ras ideuca of the Rev
Mr.. Chamberlain, where an ample wedding
breakfast was served. The bride has resid-
ed several years in New York, so that be-
sides relatives and connections she has
many warm friends there, who were glad
of the opportunity of meeting her again,
and at this happy time. Miss Emile
Stevens, sister of the bridegroom, accom-
panied her brother to New York, where
she found herself a most welcome guest,
making warm friends, and adding not a
little by her delightful personality to the
oyful occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton G..
stevens will shortly return to Walden,
where, after April 1st, they will be glad to
Zee their friends.
Derby.
Horace Wilder has moved into his new
house.
The new Silver house is nearly ready to
plaster.
Mitchell Devio has sold his place to Alec .
lailor.
w. F. Kingsbury of Randolph, Mass, is
n town.
Will Cummings, who has been attennd-
mo- school here hoe raHurned IN his home /
About twenty singers from this place
Helped at the Old Folks concert at New
'ort last Wednesday evening.
The main water pipe sprang leak last
thursday, near Mrs. Edwards. A T was
ound with no plug in it. 1t was easily re-
aired.
Vest Derby.
Leslie Magoon of Boston spent last Sun
ay with his parents here.
Rev. Calvin Shattuck of Pittsfield, Y.
l., is visiting at Elder c. S. Shattucll's.
Most of our many sick ones are now
Improving. -Ephraim Clark is not as well
Mr.. Pickle, the horse trainer, moves his
lmily to Essex Junction about March 20
Edwin Sawyer has moved from Cause
ay st. TOD. Kendalls on the other side OF
he Lake.
Carl White is spending some time in
oston with the West Derby boys now at
ork there.
G. w. Cade has had tumor removed at
lie Montreal hospital. He is comfortable
Id in fair way to recover.
Stark Morse has purchased a building
t on the Avenue, between Geo. Hunts
Id B. McLellan's. j
Mrs. Emma Sawyer has returned from
nith's Mills, Que.-Mrs. Gertie Dupont
visiting at Derby Line. i