Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-10-05


been building a mill for Nelson Hall & Co.
| Mr.. Rufus Hoyt has made arrangements
with Chas. Hoyt, to move on to his place
and care for him the remainder of his life.
Mr.. Benjamin has moved into N. FL.
| Kinney's tenement
Mr.. Hall from Groton was the guest of
Rev. o. NJ Boutwell, last week.-Mr. John
Wilkins, who has been spending the sum-
.mer at N. II. Kinney's, left here last Tues
day for his home in Boston.
East Craftsbury.
| Jas. G. Simpson from Minnesota is here
on a visit.
+ G. w. Simpson has gone to ILL.,, and will
come home with his folks, who have been
visiting there for some time.
A. Paddock will be at East Craftsbury,
Simpsons store, from 10 o'clock till noon,
and at the post-of1ice in the afternoon to
collect taxes on Tuesday, October s.
No. Craftsbury.
A. w. Seavey and wife are stopping at
| the hotel.
| A. o. Shute has moved to the farm that
| he purchased recently.
S. A. Gage of Wolcott has moved into
the Douglass house ON the Common.
Miss Mary Paddock has gone back to
Burlington, where she is attending col
| lege.
One of Fred Colburn's horses ran away
the other day, breaking the wagon and
injuring the horse somewhat.
Mr.. G. w. Foster of Woodbury. will hold
a singing school at the Academy next
Thursday evening. Let everybody come.
Mrs. Clara Preston from Malone, N. Y,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o.
Douglass.-Mrs. Holmes from Johnson is
visiting at r. w. Cowles'.
Derby.
Gov.-elect Grout and family go to Mont
pelier this week.
The Rev. DR.. Foster preached at the
Congregational church yesterday.
w. S. Robbins has been appointed
trustee of the Chas. Durgin estate.
There will be missionary tea at the NJ.
E. vestry Tuesday evening. All are in
vited. H vs."
There was no preaching in the Methodist
dress at the Cong. church.
The ladies of the Cong society held their
annual chicken-pie supper last Friday
evening. A large number were present. %
H. Fl. Wilder has one of the finest show
windows we have seen, veritable ''frog-
pond" advertising Frog in your throat.''
Arthur Sawyer has moved from the
village to his farm near Charleston.-Ed.
Emerson has moved from the Shedd farm,
which heyhas been carrying on for the
past year, into the Walter Nourse house.
West Derby.
Fred Porter's wife and son are very ill.
Edmund Young has broken up house
keeping.
The Jelley house on Maple St., is being
reprinted.
Frank Before has returned to his home
in Quebec.
Mrs. Belle Gotta and children have gone
to live with her parents at ST. Johnsbury.
Rev. John Vance of Newport Center
preached at the F. B. church, October 4th
Miss Matte Morse was married last
Monday to Archie Bowker, a fireman on
the B. & NJ. They will live at LyndonvilIe.
Congratulations.
Mrs. A. w. Brown is moving from the
G. S. Magoon place to her newly complet7
ed house in Newport.-John Bailey has
moved into the HI. L. Daley tenement.
SaIem-Derby.
Israel Blanchard will move back on to
his farm this fall.
Rufus Blake has gone on to the road as
agent for some company.
Arthur Sawyer has moved into his new
house on the Richardson farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. .Crandall's daughter
from Lakeport, N. H., have been visiting
them.
Our energetic ladies in Dist No. IS, are
raising money by subscription to buy an
organ for the Sunday School.
Glover.
Rev. Mcdonald is better
Geo. Alger has rented John Sher burne's |
farm.
Mrs. Frank Phillips is improving from
her recent illness.
E. A. Norton is doing some repairing on
his farm buildings.
John Borland has gone to Maine on his
annual hunting trip.
Miss Addie A. Williams and son Edwin
are visiting in Northfield.
Mrs. Grace Drew, who has been visiting
here, has returned to Porthmouth, N H.
G. f. Osgood is working on the electric
light plant at Wells River, having charge
of gang of men.
A. E. Leonard returned to Boston last
week to begin his Junior year in the den
tai department. of Harvard University.