Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-05-16

sons mill, ana Will saw his own lumber
this year.
Geneviere Bennett, of California arrived
here Tuesday to visit her grandfather, E..
Q. Bennett. zt ass safo lae
store in the building formerly occupied
by Arthur Lacl1ey.
Two of our boys who enlisted, VIII
Jones and Willard Lamson, were rejected
and have returned home.
Mrs. McIvers, who has been stopping
sometime With her daughter, Mrs. M. Hol-
man, has rsturned to her home in Maine.
For the present the G. E. society will
hold their weekly prayer meeting Tues
day evening instead OF Sunday they
have been doing.
Coventry.
Mabel Black has gone to New York City.
Rev. c. W. Robinson and wife are board
ing at Mrs. C. Towers.
Mrs. Scion Percival is very sick with
pluro- pneumonia.
The Dorcas society Will meet at the M.
E. church vestry next Friday afternoon
and evening. Let all the members be
present as the annual election of officers is
to be held.
Lillian Virgins is home from st. Johns
bury and in very poor health DR.. Gould
took three pints of water from the cavity
around her lungs recently.
Mrs. Geo. Chamberlin, who has been
very feeble for some time, died last Friday
aged SO years. Mrs. Chamberlin had lived
in the home where she died nearly sixty
years, and in her last years she was ten
derby cared for by her daughters. She was
a woman who was always kind to every
one and was loved and respected by all.
She leaves husband and two daughters,
Mrs. Geo. Sylvester of this place and Mrs.
P. L. Webster of Barton. The funeral
Rev. j. G. Langford officiating.
CraftSbury.
Work has been commenced in the Black
River Wooden Mill.
The w. G. T. U. convention will be held
at North Craftsbury May 24-29th.
Graham & Skinner are repairing their
boarding house and adding snother story.
Jute Dawson has returned to Springfield
leaving his two children in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson.
Mr.. George Brill, formerly of Green's
boro, has bought of Dell Spaulding the
place known as the Bumps place, paying
$3.50.
Maud Amsden is home from Hardwick.
Miss Ella Leavitt is home from Whit
man, she has been and is in very poor
health. A friend, Miss Edith Brown ac-
companied her home.
The w. G. t. u. held their annual meet
ing with Mrs. T. n. Gallagher last week
and chose their officers for the ensuing
year: Pres, Mrs. Carrie Moody; LIST vice
Pres, Mrs. Agnes Witt; End vice Pres,
Mrs. Jane Garfield; Sec, Mrs. A. n. Har-
riman; Treas, Mrs George Wheeler. Del
egates to convention, Mrs. Litch, Mrs. &C.
Taylor.
North CraftSbury.
Mr.. j. w. Allen had a severe shock last
week and is in critical condition.
Miss Wilson has returned to her home
in Maine, accompanied by Miss Ida Dustan
Victor Martin is cIerking for A. Pad
dock.-WiIl Wilson is teaming for III. S.
Burnham.
The remains of Mrs. Mary T.,Hill were
brought here from Burlington for burial
last Monday.
Prof ]. E. Colburn and Adna Pike took
a trip up the Black river to Newport in a
boat last week.
Mabel Pike of Irasburgh visited friends
In town last week.-Rev. A. G. Cole of St.
j. hnsbury is visiting in town.
G. K. Goodrich has moved back from
Morrisville to his place on the Common
Miss Anna Paddock has returned home.
East Craftsbury.
Miss Mary McCraig is home from Glover
H. r. HERMAN is building a hennery
and intends keepinging large number of
hens.
Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Woolley are rejoicing
over the birth of son.
B. FL. Richie and Frank Greenwood are
at work giving the creamery new coat of
paint.
The Epworth League meeting has been
changed from Sunday evening to Tuesday
Herbert McNiel has vacated the tenement
in Doodys block and moved into the Kel-
sey house at the north end Of the village.
Gov. CIRCUITS people received word last |
week of the death of Mr.. Lewis Bisbee,
prominent lawyer of Chicago, brother-in-
law of Mrs. circuit.
in Boston during the past winter, came
home last week and enlisted in Co. l. and |
has gone to Burlington with the company.
Owing to the rain the attendance at the
Ladies' Aid society was small, but a very