Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-09-07

Robert Hoyt, who has been in town for
some time has gone back to New York
Mr.. Frank Bill and daughter have return
ed home.
The ladies of the w. Q. t. U. are request
ed to meet in the vestry at s. Craftsbury
church Saturday, Sept. II at 2 p. M, for
the purpose of forming an l.. t. l.. society
in town. 1t is especially requested that
the children of the different societies be
present also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carroll would like,
through the MONITOR, to express their
sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends
who so kindly assisted them during the
brief sickness of their son. They also wish
to thank those who furnished such beau
tiful flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Hill of Syracuse,
N. Y, are spending few weeks at Daniel
Hoyt's. = Rev. w. E. Allen and wife are
spending their vacation i'm town. - DIR.
and Mrs. o. A. Bemis, formerly of this
town, now of Whitman, Mass, are here
visiting their many friends.
East Craftsbury.
Mrs. G. w. Simpson and mother have
gone West on visit.
Mrs. Maud Macomber has returned from
the beach and viii teach school in Dist.
No. z, in Greensboro.
DIR. Seaver from Connecticut is here on
a visit. He is considerably wrought upon
the political situation.
The first frost of the fall was seen on the
morning of Sept. 1st. 1t proved a very
cold day for the silverites in Vermont.
This town elected a democratic town
representative on the fourth ballot in T. M.
Gallagher, the popular drover. Tom is
sail wool and a yard wide" on common
sense and common honesty.
Derby.
Rev. I. P. Chase has gone to Clifton
Springs for medical treatment.
Mrs. Mary Donaldson has bought the
John Holbrook place and moved to it.
Mrs H. N Rikard is tearing down her
old building and will build a new front
part.
Otis Davis and family are visiting his
parents. Miss Marion Clark of Brockton,
Mass, has been visiting here.
Harry and Ed. Wilder have gone to
Conn, Harry is to return to-day. - Mr..
Powers is new barber at Twombly's.
At the election 369 votes were cast for
Myron w. Adams, Rep, 80 for c. c. Kim
ball, DEM, with but four scattering and.
one populist.
Prof. V. E. Morrill, of Toronto gave two
very interesting stereoptican lectures in
Academy hall last week. His subjects
We're of much interest and his views and
lectures such as to enlist the attention
throughout the whole entertainment.
West Derby. h4n r. as.
Girl baby at Herbert Haywood's.
Bert Heath has gone to Boston to learn
a trade.
LOOMS Miller resumes housekeeping
this week
Amasa Hauver has moved back to his
farm from the village.
Mr.. Sisco has purchased of Jake Martin
the Ed. Morse place.
Charles Folsom and Geo. Wooley are on
crutches. Cause, sprained ankles.
Nellie Stevens, daughter of F. w. Stew
ems, goes today to the Stanstead Convent
school.
E. H. and Leslie Wright are in Water
town, n. Y, having fine success with their
clothes rack.
Otis Moulton is charging and improv-
ing his barn.-Bert Blake's new house is
rapidly going up.
Mr.. Calef is visiting his sister Mrs H. |
Hayes.-Chester A. Brown of Boston is |
visiting at ]. Heaths.
Mrs. Edmund Young is very i'll with |
lung disease.-Mrs. Frank Johnson is bet
ter.-Mrs. H. S. Mott is still living.
Mrs. Geo. c. Barnard of Brooklyn, who
has been i'll for some weeks at the home of |
her mother, viii return to Brooklyn Tues
day.
Chas. w. Cade has exchanged his Geo.
Stevens place, near the foot of Lane hill
for the Lewis place on Highland avenue,
Newport.
G. M. Sawyer went to Lowell, Mass,
Magoon returned to their homes in Man
chester, n. H., last week.
Alice Field of Lowell, Mass, is in town.
"A. Cousins and family of New York, city
are visiting relatives here and in p. &C.
]. Tucker has returned from Boston, in
poor health.-Eva Jenne is home again.
Mrs. Rhoda (Miller) Woodruff OF
springfield, Mass, is visiting in town.
Mrs. Geo. Stone of Athol, Mass, visited at
J. Grey's and c. Folsom's last Week.-Mrs.
Mary Cults of Magog, p. O., is at Milo
and Wallace Rylander Of
J. birmingham, Mass, are now in town.
Glover.
w. n. Aldrich is Singing and repair
ng his farm buildings.