Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-08-24
West Charleston.

Mrs. o. j. Paquette and son have re-
turned to their home in Hardwick.
Arch Cummings is home for short
vacation from Willimantic, Conn.
Rev. Moses Bixby of Providence, R. l.,
visiting his sister, Mrs. j. G. Parlin.
Mrs. Jason Hinman from New York
city is visiting at DR.. c. S. Humans.
Hon. j. c. Oliver was injured recently
by being thrown from a load of barley.
Mrs. G. s. Human and Ina E. Campbell
went to West Burke the 18th, to attend the
funeral of Miss Alice Varney.
! P. H. Dale of lIsland Pond is to supply
| the Cong. pulpit during the absence of
the pastor, Rev. j. P Marvin.
John Nutting from Plymouth, n. H.,
and three granddaughter have been
spending several days with his niece, Mrs.
Grace Smith, and his cousin, David Will
cox.
In the list of jurymen, published today
it will be seen that Charleston has no name
as grand juryman. This came about from
the fact that the town made mistake in
selecting one who has served within the
past two years, and he was debarred by
law.
Schools in town begin Monday, Aug. 81.
Geo. Otis of West Burke has the higher
department of the village school and Lii
liam Alton the primary. Curt Norton re-
turns to Echoville, and Jennie M. Camp
bell teaches in the Blake district and Julia
Holman in the Bruce district in Brown
ington.
East Craftsbury.
H. z. Hartman gaines in health very
slowly, if at all.
John Anderson has built an extension
to his horse farm.
J. Anderson has moved into his new
house. Both house and barn are nearly
completed
CraftsburY.
Fl. P. Kaiser and family are visiting rela-
tives in Stowe.
School commences next Monday, Miss
Ola Glidden and David Wylie teachers.
Mrs. Dustin Eastman is very much bet
ter, and there are strong hopes Of recovery.
The Craftsbury academy school COM
menced Tuesday with an attendance of 43
scholars.
Lee Whitney of Boston is in town on a
visit.-Geo. Chase of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting his father and other friends.
J. Clark Allen, DR.. Dillingham;, Charles
and Guar Leonard attended the funeral of
Henry. Somers last Wednesday at Iras-
burg.
H. o. Bartlett has recently added to his
business a heavy covered freight wagon,
which is largely to the convenience of his
patrons.
Mrs. a. N. Jackson is recovering from
the injury received by fall.-H. 2. Har-
riman, who has been suffering from a re-
laps is again improving.
The Republican rally last Wednesday
was success. Mr.. Foster of Burlington
was the speaker; his address was fine, Elk
Gov. Dillingham; did not arrive as was ex-
pected. Somebody made mistake in The
notices.
Geo. p. Buchanan of Lowell, Mass, has
been in town of late visiting the old
friends he left years ago. He wears the q. |
A. r. button and is an example of the |
brave soldier, who makes the industrious /
and patriotic citizen.
Derby.
The prospect for school is fine; scholars
are coming in fast.
Mrs. Addie Daley Baxter is here from
her home in Maine for visit with rela-
tives.
w. S. Robbins house is progressing fine
ly and will be quite an addition to the
street.
George Wilder and sister from Connecti-
cut are here; George to attend school and
Mae for visit.
Forrest Dow and wife have returned
from their wedding trip and have gone to
Newport to live.
Mrs. Lila (Chandler) Henley and child
rem, who have been here with her sisters,
dence.
West Derby.
Mrs. Edith Fairchild of Manchester,
N. H., is at H. G. Motifs.
Geo. Kent & Co. are doing fine monu-
mental work, and much of it.
Alfred Taylor has commenced building
On the Harmon lot on Main St.
Mrs. Levi Gotta is very i'll. ~ Mrs. II. S.
Mott is very low with no hope of recovery.
Geo. Spencer has sold his place on Main !
st. to e. r. Sisco and will move back to 3
MS farm in aIem-Derby.
About one hundred persons went on the
Lady of the Lake, last Wednesday, the l
p B. Sunday School excursion.
Leslie Magoon returned to Boston Tues
lay. Grace Magoon returned to her home
n Manchester, N. H., Thursday.
Lloyd Sails is in town. - Geo. Hunt is