Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-09-14

Mrs. Nelson Rand, who is past 20 and
] quite feeble, has finished Freeing a quilt
/ containing 244s pieces.
The village school commenced Sent. 2
with an attendance of 40 scholars, Mr..
Wylie and Miss Glidden teachers.
Johnnie Harvey got badly hurt, by being
thrown from his bicycle by man rum
ming on to him with team.
Charles Laid has finished work for A.
Shannon. G. Allen has finished work
! for the Black River Cheese & Butter Co..
Mr.. Wallace is at work on J. Kier's block,
making extensive improvements.
Rev. j. K. Fuller will give lecture at
n. Craftsbury in the Cong. church, Mon
day, Sept. II. Subject, SOLVER Wendell
Holiness Admission Is cents, under the
direction of the Earnest Workers
Miss Farrant, who has been spending
her vacation here, has returned to New
Jersey.-Kate and Anna Sheehan, who
have been at the mountains this summer,
have returned home.-Miss Carrie Paddock
has gone to New Jersey, where she will
spend the winter.
Derby.
Quite a number from this place attended
the fair at Barton last week.
Hattie Chandler is very sick at w. M.
Taylor's with typhoid fever.
Our village fathers have begun improve
ments by grading the street.
Miss Mae F. Wilder returned last week
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One of Twombly's horses won third
money in the running race at Barton last
week.
Miss Lillious Shedd teaches school in
Dist. No. 4; Miss Carrie Miller in the
Crandall district.
Melvin j. Bean and Anna G. Bond were
married at her fathers, Sept. Z. Congrat-
ulations from host of friends.
The result of the ball game between Der
by and Charleston teams, Sept. 4th, was 81
scores for Charleston and II for Derby.
West Derby.
Miss Ethel O'Rourke is learning tele-
graphy in the B. & M. Office.
FL. Ketwen preached at Newport Center,
Sunday, supplying for Rev. j. Vance.
Will Patrick is suffering from the
typhoid fever-Emily Gotta is quite sick.
Geo. Prue has exchanged his place here
for the Gilbert Leary farm on the lake
road
The Salvationists gave banquet in Ma
goon's hall, Tuesday evening, which was
well attended.
Ralph Hillicker has moved back to Can
ADA. NJ. Hastings has moved here from
Ways Mills, p. @.
Mrs. Frank Johnson died Friday after a
long illness. She leaves a husband and
son and many friends to mourn her loss.
The funeral services were held saturday. q
Rev. Smith oficiatings The remains were
taken to Lyndonville for burial -1a1aul
Mrs. FL. S. Mott died at her home last
Friday. She has been a patient sufferer
for seven weeks. She leaves a husband
and five children to mourn for her. Fun
eral services were held at the house on
Sunday, Rev. J. L. Smith officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard returned to their
home lin Brooklyn, N. ", last weeks4iI
Susie Abbey,h has returned to Morrisyille, Il
where she is to teach Mrs, fEunice, Stiles
and daughter, and Miss Cady Gotta
have gone to Old Orchard, Maine.-H. L. |
Daley and family were at Georgeville, P.
O., last week.
Glover.
Over forty friends gathered at S. E.
Kings last Monday evening, Sept 7th, in |
honor of their daughter Mabels birthday. |
!, Il, q I'll
yer pie-knife and many other pretty and
useful presents.
West Glover.
This community suffers a loss in the
death of Harvey Lewis, which occurred on
the 8th inst. from an illness of some weeks.
Mr.. Lewis has been resident of this town
for many years, a farmer until about 1870
when he moved to this village and bought
the saw-mill Since that time he has been
in the lumber business. Some
time since his mill was destroyed by fire,
but has been rebuilt and started up of late.
Mr.. Lewis put up large house here few
years ago and has always been busy man.
He was good citizen, an obliging neigh
Dor and worthy member of the church.
He leaves four sons, Nelson L., Merton,
Burton FL. and N. A. They were all pres
ert with their wives to attend the funeral.
The funeral services were held last Thurs
day, Revs. Brown and Mcdonald officiat-
ing. Newton and wife returned to their
home in Dakota last Saturday, Burton and
wife return to Mass. today.
Bend.
Miss Minnie Graham visited friends here
his week.
Nora Batten is attending school at Hard
wick this fall.
Irving Billiard cut his hand very badly