Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-11-23

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Hazel is 126x36, and two stories in
height.
Geo. and Fred Shannon returned
the 18th from Wyoming. They re-
port business much improved there
since the election.
Will Nelson has sold several build
ing lots from the meadow of his Shedd
farm, and Arthur Cutting, who has
one of them, is digging his cellar and
making preparations to build as soon
as possible.
Mrs. John Bullock died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Bridges, Nov.
9. She has been kindly cared, for
since the death of her husband las
winter, by her daughters, Mrs. John
Dudley and Mrs. Bridges. She also
leaves one son to mourn her loss, and
large circle of relatives and friends.
Mrs. N. S. Allen died Sunday even
ing, Nov. 10, after a week of intense
suffering. Mrs. Allen united with the
Cong. church SO years ago and has
lived an exemplary Christian life
ever since. Her life has indeed been
a constant witness for the Master.
She leaves to mourn her loss, hus-
band and one sister, Miss Cornelia
Robinson, many other relatives and
friends in whose hearts she held a
large place.
Coventry.
Rev. o. E. Aiken has been to a hos
pital in Montreal for treatment.
There will be union services at the
M. E. church Thanksgiving morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Thurber have
returned to ST. Albans.-Mr. and Mrs.
Salmon Nye have gone to Messena, N.
York, to spend the winter.-B. F.
Virgins has taken large lumber job
in Jay.
Arthur Mckinney and Harley Tucker
have moved to Glen Sutton.-Martin
Mizure has gone to Bolton to visit his
parents.-Lewis Douglass went to
Manchester, N. H., last week and re-
turning with bride.
Craftsbury.
Mrs. I. Uric is very i'll.
William Knox is making a short
stop in this place.
Mrs. Lila Warren has commenced
work for the Kinds brothers.
Miss Kate DeFord from Hardwick
is visiting at E. S. Stratton's.
Miss Tressa McCue began school in
the Haden district last Monday.
The w. @. T.. U. will meet with Miss
Mary Scott Tuesday, Dec. 1. at p. m.
III. F. Graham is moving to his res
idence, which he has been repairing.
Chas Hatch. and family have moved
here.
J. Smith has raised his dry house at
the Sash & Blind factory, and putting
in furnace.
Miss Mabel Mossman has finished
her term of school at n. Wolcott and
returned home.
The Earnest Workers met with Sa-
die Lyon Saturday. There was a
large attendance.
Miss Mabel Pike, who has been Wis
iting at A. B. Pixies for the past two
weeks, has returned home.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Bridges have
work for the Kinds brothers
and are at Mrs. Bridges parents.
F. Ell. Goodwin has been visiting in
Barre the past week.-Sadie Lyon
and Will Dustan visited at Lyndon
vile last week.
Wyram Wiley, an aged and much
citizen, passed away last
week. Funeral services were held on
Sunday. Mr.. Wylie has been long
with the business affairs of
this town.
Derby Line.
G. r. Caswell, the veteran lumber
dealer, was recently married to Mrs.
Lavina West, widow of the late Will
liam E. West.
Derby.
Bert Richie is on the sick list,
threatened with a fever.
Will Holbrook moves into his house
soon, as M. A. Adams goes back to
his farm.-Mrs. Jenne and daughter
and Mrs. Durgin started last Thursday
'or their home in Santa Cruz, Cal.
Prof Andrews attended the teach
ers' convention at st. Albans.-Ar-
thur Pearsons was in town last week.
He is to teach in the graded school at |
Charleston the coming winter.-Miss