Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-06-15

is to be held Tuesday and Wednesday June
is and II, and that IS this week.
CraftsDurv.
w. 1. Leonard has returned from his
visit.
Mr.. Carson's people have moved from
the John Conner place.
Harley Critchett and wife of Montpelier.
formerly of this town, are visiting here.
DIR. Dillingham; has bought the Fred
Leavitt house and taken immediate pos
session.
The w. r. G. will serve ice cream and
cake at their hall, in Leavitt's block Friday
evening, June 10. All cordially invited.
The concert given by Reginald Hidden
at the M. E. church Friday evening, the
7th inst, was enjoyed by large attend
ance.
James Anderson wishes to have it stated
\ that he is not running his wooden factory,
but is running his custom carding mill.
| These are free wool, Democratic times,
James, and you ought to have the factory
running full force and speed.
East Craftsbury.
! Miss Maggie Gebbie has been to Lowell,
Mass, on visit.
Mrs. Susie Badger is very ill and her re-
covery is doubtful.
Rev. j. c. Taylor attended convention
of his church at Cincinnati, o.
Mrs. Bert Lang of So. Barton is stopping
at Mr.. Macomber's and expects to remain
a month.
AID hos of,
at work ON his new barn and expects to
have it ready for haying.
Mrs. Thomas Little is here from Wash
ington, D. c., stopping at her fathers;
her daughter is coming later.
The death of r. S. Tolman, already re-
ported, deserves a more extended notice.
He had been quite seriously i'll for two or
three years, but his death was sudden and
unlocked for at the end. He was an old
soldier, member of Co. /, 18th VT. Regt.,
and was buried by the G. A. r. He was
man beloved at home and respected by his
townsmen. The sympathy of many friends
is extended to the stricken family.
Derby.
The celebration for July 4th has been
given up.
Maj. Grout is putting upa barn on his
Eaton farm.
/ c. K. Bates has returned to n. Y, for
a short time.
E. Lane has a new awning over his
| front store window.
Geo. p. Wilder has returned to his home
in Watertown, Conn.
The M. E. society is selling ice cream
every Saturday at the post-office.
Rev. Saunderson of w. Bronze, p. O.,
preached at the M. E. church, June z.
~ Moses Blay, who is dangerously ill with
Inflammation of the bowels, is little bet-
ter at this writing. en.5I9iT r9ea 7fsh =
Miss Mary Grout, who is is teaching in
Troy, spent Sunday, June 9th, at home.-C.
R. Davis and wife of Portland, Oregon are
visiting his father, Mr.. s. M. Davis Mr.
Davis speaks very highly of Oregon
Misses Janey and Mary Kingsbury of At
lanta, Ga, are visiting at c. X. Bates.
West Derby.
Look out for sneak thieves.
Henry Prue is building good barn.
Chas. White works in Phillips laundry
J. ETH. and Leslie Wright are in Montreal
with their rack agency.
Martin Holsen sailed from Boston to
Norway the 9th inst.
John Magoon is in Brookfield working
on barn for III. Pullman.
Mrs. Joshua Norris had third shock
Wednesday and is very low.
Mrs. N. Gould and Mrs. Brooks are still
quite ill.-Carroll Rollins is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. LOOMS Miller are the de-
lighted parents of new daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Webster welcomed
another son to their home the 18th inst.
Congratulations are due Merton Upstone
and Myrtle Young, who were married
the 9th.
Mrs.J. Columbia has fuchsia on which
there are 115 buds and blossoms. Who has
better one?
c. E. Green has set good example for
his neighbors in the building of a fine side
walk around his premises.
Mr.. whitehead of Waterloo, p. O., has
moved into f. Blake's tenement; W. S.
Procto from Lyndonville into Cults block
Michael A. Hearr has moved from Hol-
land into the Parker house at the foot of
Lane HILL. Paquin has moved into his
new home on Maple St.
e. G. Streeter lives in upstairs tenement
of Davison's house on School ST.; Alfred
Taylor occupies the tenement of the house
he sold to I'll. Pequin on Maple st.
Otis Moulton, who purchased the Roll
Inns house on Stiles st. short time since
for $500, has now purchased the residence
owned by Amos Blodgett, with immediate