Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-07-27

rles this year.
Clarence Page of Peabody, Mass. is
spending some time with his mother Mrs.
R. Fl. Barnard.
John Scribner and wife of Lancaster
Mass. are visiting Mrs. Scribner's sister
Mrs. Clarence Wheeler.
Fred Gray, who moved from here to
Nebraska few years ago, spent the Sab
bath with friends here.
Charles Daggett and wife of South
Royalton, have been visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Emily Daggett.
E. II Robinson, who has been suffering
for months with a cancer, died Monday
evening, the Goth. Mr.. r. was life long
resident of this place and was liked and
respected by large circle of friends and
acquaintance. His family have the sym
pathy of the entire community.
Coventry.
Hon. Elijah Cowles and family are oc-
cupying their residence here.
The Newport base ball team were here
Saturday and took our boys in on a score
of 10 2.
/ @. E. National Convention at the Cong.
church next Thursday evening.
Willie Hitchcock and bride from Man
chester, N. H., made short visit here re-
cently.-Mr. Rowland and wife of N. H.,
are visiting at VIM. Stevens.
! Geo.Lafrance has taken possession of the
place bought of Geo. Livingstone, Mr..
Livingstone moving into the Richards
house, which he recently purchased.
The Newport Priscilla club will give a
concert at the M. E. church next Wednes-
day evening. They will be assisted by
Bernice Webb. Cake and ice-cream will
be served after the concert.
Craftsbury.
A. j. Miles has been in Burlington hos
pital for treatment.
DR.. Huntoon and wife have returned to
their home in Lowell.
A number from this place attended the
summer school at Barton.
Joe Noble of Morrisville has been in
town during the past week.
Mrs. Howard Woodbury. of Mass, is
visiting at Bert Woodbury's.
was success, and enjoyed by all.
Mr.. R. D. Hoyt, who has been stopping
here for some time, has returned home.
Mrs E. S. Austin and children from
Morrisville visiting relatives in town.
Joe Mullany was injured quite badly in
the face, while at Mr.. Smiths raising last
week.
Edgar Hoyt, who has been in Water
bury for the past few weeks, has returned
home. 37Ath4 ~ Sttii1
Derby.
The contractor for the sewer system has
begun work.
Rev. H. NJ. Douglass preached in the
Baptist church Sunday last.
DR.. E. w. Clark and wife of Brockton,
Mass, are expected in town this week.
Twombly's new barn is nearly complet-
ed, and is great addition to his property.
Ernest Sunbury, who broke his leg by
falling from building short time ago is
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Percy Robbins has left the employ of
Smith & Son and is clerlzing in the Mem
phremagog house at Newport.
We understand that Harry Richard has
advertised his property for sale. Sorry to
hear that he wishes to leave town.
The Sunday School organized by Mr..
Kinney some four weeks ago in the Gran
dali school house is progressing finely
average attendance, thirty.
Miss Sadie Nye visited in town last
week.-Mr. E. o. Silver's family have ar
rived in town for the SUMMERTIME Misses
Kingsbury and Miss ingalls,. who have
been visiting at G. K. Bates, have return
ed to New York.
West Derby.
Mrs. H. S. Mott is seriously ILL.,
Orrin Shepard has moved into the d.
M. Bisbee house on Main st.
The unwelcome Buffalo bug has made
its appearance in our village
Clinton Tucker has let the lower portion
of his house to Geo. Wakefield, reserving
his chambers.
Drs. Ranney of Barton and Folsom of
St. Johnsbury were called to see Mrs. A.
j. Morrill, last week.
Michael A. Hearse buried young child
in Pine Grove cemetery, Sunday, and has :
three other children ill.
Dennis Hunt has moved into the Shorey
house on Main St.-Mr. Pattison has NOV
ed from F. Blake's tenement into Leon
Fields house on Lake st.
Mrs. Andrew MCGOWAN of Greens boro
Bend called on friends here last Friday
Grace Magoon of Manchester, N. H., is in
town for a month.-C. M. Sawyer is at
home from Boston, Mass.
Miss Maud Porter has gone to Holyoke,
visit her sister, Mrs. Clara Oldach.-C. H. ;