Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-16

next Friday evening.-The w. Q. 7. Twill
meet with Mrs. Henry Campbell next Sat
urday.-The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. G. b. Hildreth next Thursday after
noon.
Coventry.
J. P. Wheelock is in Bellows Falls as a
Conference delegate.
VIM. Barrows has returned from Boston
where he has been the past week.
There was no preaching at the M. e.
church yesterday, on account of the alb
sence of the pastor.
Mrs. Betsey Smith of Boston and Mrs.
Maria Babcock of w. Derby are spending
sugaring with their nephew, w. E. Niles.
Miss Kathie Collins, who has been ill, is
able to be out again.-Mrs McMurry has
been quite sick the past week but is now
| better.
The village school commences Monday
with Herbert Colburn, Misses Arabelle
Parker and Ada Brown as teachers.-Miss
Emma Pearson teaches on West Hill.
Miss Mabel Ware is visiting in Woods
vile, N. H., and vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs
l.. A. Smith have been to Whitefield, N. II.
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Smiths broth
er, George, who died of consumption.
Craftsbury.
Fred Templeton is seriously ill.
| Mrs. g. H. Hartman is in town.
| w. A. Goodrich of Burlington Medical
College spent his Easter vacation in town.
The W.. t. U. held a sugar social at
| Geo. Wheelers last Monday evening. Pro-
| IT.
in Burlington.
James Wilson, who lost his sugar house
| by fire, is sugaring as usual and is having
i his sap boiled down at the III. e. Daniels
sugar place.
The Command & Ford Stock Co. gave an
entertainment in the town hall every eve
ming, last week. The plays were consid-
cred good and well patronized.
The sugar social held at the Grange hall
last Saturday evening was very pleasant
affair. The sugar was Of a superior quail
| ity and was furnished by A. j. Smith of
this place.
Rev. ID. l.. Evans left last Monday for
conference. 1t is hoped that he will be re-
turned to this charge. There were no serv-
ices in the M. e. church yesterday, because
of his absence.
Alex. CaIderwood left here last Thurs
day to attend the funeral of his brother,
! John B. Calderwood, which took place Fri
day afternoon. Mr.. Calderwood died sud-
denly Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Matte Heron and son from Platts-
burgh, n. Y, who have been spending a
month at /. L. Pattterson's, returned to
their home last Week.-Mrs. Mabel Cass is
home from Kingston, RI, for her summer
vacation.
North CraftSbury.
e. T. VIII eeler has been on the sick list
for the past week.
Easter exercises were held at the church
Sunday evening.
A. Paddock's clerk has returned to his
home on account of poor health.
Charlie Bumps has stopped going to
school land is working for Mr.. Spaulding
in his mill.
Geo. A. Gage of Lyndonville visited at
A. B. Pixies last week.-Nellie Sheehan is
home from johnson for a short vacation.
Derby.
Prof. G. A. Andrews went to Montpelier
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. H. o. Wooley is very seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
DR.. Page of Troy was at DIR. Comings' |
Office last week doing dentistry work.
Mrs. G. A. Andrews and little daughter
Evelyn started Tuesday nightsfor Sterling, |
ILL.,, where they will visit her sister.
Mrs. Ashley johnson who has been in a |
Montreal hospital for treatmeht returned |
home Friday night greatly improved.
Rev. c. A. Livingstone, former pastor of |
the Unitarian church in Pomona, Califor- |
mia, is visiting his brother, George Living
stone. ....-........ .....-.
Mr.. Ernest Nickerson left for GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin, Thursday to take Mrs. Nourse's
little grandchild, Donald Roberts, to his
home there. ---t 81. .s
Mr. Stephen Nicholas is suffering from
an injured finger. He went to Montreal
Sunday morning to have his finger and
perhaps his hand amputated.
Mrs. Winnie Bates has rented her farm to
Mr.. Sherman Grey.-Mr. Frank Jenness
of Holland has moved into the Alanson
Adams house and is working for Mr.. Edgar
Silver.
One of James Cashmore's children recent
ly swallowed some tincture of iodine. The
doctor was Immediately summoned and
the child came out from the effects of the
poison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin Albee have received
intelligence that their daughter, Mrs.
Hiram Todd, who is at Colorado Springs
for her health, is much worse and not ex-
pected to live but a short time.