Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-07-20

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funeral of John Allen of that place.-Mr.
A. A. Bridges were recently called to
Albany to attend the funeral of Mrs.
William Whittemore.
No. Craftsbury.
DIR. Huntoon and wife from Lowell,
Mass, are stopping at the Orleans house,
Mr.. Win Felix and family from Barre are
visiting at j. o. Douglass Susie
Paddock from New Jersey is at A. Pad
dock's.-S. H. Graham from N. Y. is here
visiting his family.
Coventry.
Wallace Allen is here from Nashua, N.
H.
s. NJ Hagopian will give an address at
Cong. church next Sunday morning. A
collection will be taken for the Armenian
Relief Fund.
A reward of $3.50 is to be given for in
formation that viii lead to the arrest and
conviction of the person or persons who
recently burned Curtis Wares barns.
Florence, Ada and Willie Tower have
been visiting their grand parents the past
week.-The Misses Parlin of st. Johnsbury
have been visiting at Lewis Douglass the
past week.
Henry Wells, an aged farmer, living in
North neighborhood, fell dead last Tuesday
morning. He ate his breakfast, arose
from the table and expired instantly. He
leaves wife and three children TO mourn
his loss. His remains were laid in the
Center cemetery.
Derby.
Allen Schoolcraft has painful felon on
his hand.
Prof. Andrews is in Barton during the
summer school.
Ernest Sunbury fell from building last
week and broke bis leg.
Kew. /. P. Chase has been chosen Supt.
of the M. E. Sunday school.
Geo. Thompson has bought farm in
Morgan and takes possession soon.
Grace Robbins, Mary and Inez Grout
and others are attending the summer
school at Barton.
Mr.. c. r. Davis returns to Portland,
Oregon next Wednesday, His wife re-
mains longer.
D. c. Stevens, who was insurance agent
for the Equitable of n. Y. now represents
the Northwestern.
The Junior League of the NJ. f. church
gave reception last Wednesday p. M, TO
the Junior Endeavorers and the Junior
Baptist Union.
j. c. Hay has put steel roof on
Twombly's barn. This kind of roof
seems to take quite well. Mr. Hay having
had several such jobs this summer.
Miss Halle Chandler of Troy visited in
town last week.-Mrs. A. l.. Aldrich Of
West Burke is visiting at the NJ e. par
sonage.-Mrs. Mabel Lindsay is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Shedd.
West Derby.
Myron Morse has moved from the
Daily tenement, Elm St., to NARROW, p. @.
Miss ida Clark went Wednesday to the
Forest Hill House, Franconia, n. H., for
the summer.
E. H. Wood and family spend this
month in Franklin, LamoilIe and Chit
ptenden counties. F-a friiloh ~ pow
Elder Mcclure is painting his house
G. E. Green is adding a second story to his
dining-room extension.
Mrs. Herbert Cooper has returned from
Canada.-Misses Alice Cousins and Edith
Mcclure are home from the Peerless.
Gilman Pratt has suffered a slight shock
of paralysis.-Frank Vanier is ill with
erysipelas.-Amasa Hauver is again on tn e
sick list
About two hundred and fifty attended
ha Dric Ot1o ri orto f,,,,
the F. B. church Thursday evening. Net
proceeds about $33.
Felix Oliver of New York city is at Il. !
G. Blal<e's, visiting his grand-daughters,
Hattie and May Durgin. Francis Mitchell
has been enjoying visit from his brother
Joseph, formerly of Derby, now of Dover,
NH.
Will Laha, the well-known teamster,
living on Indian Point street, had his left
leg broken between the knee and ankle,
Thursday. He was about four miles from
home, getting load of stone from side
hill. In coming down the road a wheel
hit a stone, Slowing the wagon partly /
over the bank, throwing Mr.. Laha, his /
foot catching between his foot-rest and |
chain. He was brought home and the
bone set by Drs. Gaines and Blanchard.
Derby Line.
An accident occurred at the Stanstead
Granite Co.'S. works at Graniteville, by
which George MORE was so injured that
he had to suffer the amputation of leg.
He was caught between stone and a
heavy block of stone that swung out from
the derrick, SO injuring and crushing the
limb that the doctors decided upon am
putation. The work was done by sur
geons Whitaker, Bogue, Rugg and
Tompkins. The man is in a very critica