Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-07

The Mill Village Creamery Co. are put
ting in separator in the west part OF tho
town.
The Craftsbury base ball nine went To
Eden last Saturday and played with the
Eden nine. The score stood II TO IS In
favor of the Craftsbury's
Derby.
Harry Wellman, one OF the academy stu
dents, is in Burlington, receiving med
zeal treatment.
Mrs. j. c. Hay and son, Gordon, returned
from Boston Friday Emma Fair
child has returned from her trip to Rhode
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce, who are stopping
with Mrs Pierce's mother, Mrs. Orrin KEEL
ley, are the happy parents of a baby girl
born last Friday.
Prof. Andrews has extended the fan
term at the Academy one week, making IL
possible for the pupils to spend Thanks
| giving at their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Kelley were in Bos
ton recently and adopted a little boy two
years old. He was taken from the Wan
derer's Home in that city.
The ladies of the Methodist church held
their annual oyster supper i'm their vestry
| Friday; the tables abounded in the usual
amount of good things. A short program
was presented and remarks were made by
Revs. Small and Wright.
West Derby.
The dedication of the Universalist chapel
took place Friday.
James MCGOWAN has gone TO house,
keeping in the Daily block.
Mrs. F. w. Stevens spent last week in
canvassing Troy, Westiield and Jay.
E. w. Smith and G. w. Bryant have i'm
proved their buildings with new coats OF
paint.
Mrs. Georgia (White) Mansfield and
husband have gone to Pixies Peak, Col.
for the winter.
Mrs. Harriet Gould, for many years a
resident of this town, died in Coventry
Oct. 9th, of cancer. The remains were
brought here for burial.
The auction sale at Richard Cousins on
Tuesday passed off finely with good prices.
Mrs. Cousins will spend the winter in Boil
ton, p. O., with sister, Mr.. Cousins going
into the lumber woods.
Walter Johnson has returned from the
mastering out of his regiment in Nashua,
n. H., and will remain at home this win
ter.-Marshall Sias will spend the winter
with his daughter, Mrs. j. Kendall.
Elder Dockham soon closes his work
here going to Portsmouth, n. III. He is
we'll liked in the community and has
gained many warm friends whose best
WISHES will follow him to his new field.
John Shedd of West Charleston has
taken the Judson Woods farm near the
pulp mill. Mr.. Woods will board with
them.-Loomis Miller has purchased a lot
on the corner of Pleasant Avenue and
Young street, and commenced a set OF
buildings for himself.
Rev. J. r. Franklin made a flying visit
here Thursday, on his way TO the ordina-
tion of Rev. Mr.. Dixon at Dunkin, p. @.
Mrs. McLain and son of Hardwicl are Wis
iting at Rev. j. II. Wilkins'.-Orrin SIas
and wife are in town for a short time be-
fore going to their winters sojourn in
Florida.-Willie Darling Of New Britain,
Conn, is visiting his father, w. II. Oar
ling.
Glover
Mrs. Jessie Cowen has been visiting her
parents here.
j. NJ. Salmon is much better.-Mrs. David
Anderson is able TO ride out
Lena McFarlane closed very successful
term of school at Naples last Friday.
G. w. McGaffey has enclosed his yeranda
with glass making a sunny place to sit.
visiting Mrs. Mason's sister at Wolcott.
Mrs. Silvia Clark Skinner is visiting In
town, having arrived last week from Bur
lington.
Miss Mamie Hall has been spending a
week in Lyndon visiting her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mcclellan.
There will be a chicken pie dinner at the
vestry of the NJ. e. church next Friday
from II until o'clock. All are invited.
Sam Bean did not find a situation down
to mis- liking and so returned
home The magnet is here, is it not, Sam2
Since the burning of the Meadow Brook
creamery it has become necessary TO put
an extra man on the cream route. Henry
Clark has been hired.
Two members Of the firm Haynes, Han
chet & Co. were in town last week 10 make
to purchase a large quantity
of butter of the cooperative creamery.
Emory Goodwin is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Hennessey, whom he has not seen for
many years. He has just returned from
Alaska where he has been in the lumber
business.
Mr.. w. II. Martin died very suddenly
last Thursday of heart disease. Mr.. Mar