Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-23

John Uric will soon move his family to
the W.I.Leonard place which he purchased
recently.-E. j. Boardman has bought the
George Sprague farm.
Hazie Williams is visiting in Barre.-Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Anderson spent last Sunday
in Wolcott.-Mr. and Mrs. N. HI. Kinney
are entertaining friends from away.
Prof. S. R. Fritz and wife from Steam
boat Rock, Iowa are visiting friends in
town.-Dr. Hamilton of Richford was in
town last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Hines from
Pennsylvania are visiting at John Poor's.-
Miss Webster from New York is visiting
at John Poor's.
North Craftsbury.
Miss Theresa McCue has returned to her
home at Greensboro.
A. Paddock is taking a short vacation
and Frank Cass is in charge of the store.
Miss Lydia Hartig gave very interest
ing illustrated lecture at the Cong. church
last Friday evening.
Charlie Marsh of Chicago, ILL.,, is spend
ing few weeks at G. H. Root's.-Mr. S. r.
Fitz and wife from the West, and II. E.
Cowles and wife from Sheldon spent few
days with Mrs. Hartman last Week.-Mrs.
Sarah Miller, formerly of this place but
now fof Philadelphia, Pa, is boarding at
the Orleans House for few weeks.
East Craftsbury.
Mrs. l.. B. Lang and children are visiting
at Mr.. Macon ber's.-Mrs. Pearl and Miss
Julia Seaver of Lawrence, Mass, are visit
ing their cousin, John Seaver. - Prof.
Conant and family of Concord, N. H., are
at G. Simpsons. - Mrs. McWhirter of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is visiting her brother,
Rev. j. &. Taylor.
Mrs. j. c. Taylor was treated to genu-
inc surprise visit by number of the young
ladies of her Sabbath-school class Tuesday
evening. They reminded her that she had
had charge of them ever since they were
children and as a token of their apprecia-
tion they presented her with a beautiful
pie knife. Their visit and present were
greatly appreciated by Mrs. Taylor.
Derby.
Herbert Mcneil, who has been in a Bos-
ton hospital for some time has returned
much improved.
Over forty from this place drove out to
Holland Wednesday afternoon to attend a
social at the home of Judge and Mrs.
Fletcher.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church will
hold a social with Rev. and Mrs. Wright
at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon. A
cordial invitation is extended to everyone.
Miss Kate Spear visited at Island Pond
last week.-Mrs.. James Kettle and daugh-
ter Ethel have gone to Manchester, n. H.
Miss Emma Wilson has gone to Boston on
a visit.
a very severe storm passed over here
Tuesday night. The lightning did no
damage, but the wind came with terrific
force taking large limbs from the trees,
and large elms were blown over in various
places.
Four head OF young cattle owned by par
ties here and pastured out in Salem Derby,
in Ed. Haleys pasture, were poisoned last
Tuesday night. a box of paris green was
found on the ground with its contents
scattered around.
Mrs. Z. a. Smith and nephew have re-
turned to their home in Lowell, Mass
j. W. Erwin's brother from Malone, n. Y.
is visiting him.-Mrs. H. A. True and
daughter Helen, formerly of this place,
now of West Somerville, Mass, are visiting
at w. S. Robbin's.-Mrs. Campbell from
st. Johnsbury and Miss Alice Albee of |
Charleston were guests at Mr.. Chas Twom-
bly's last Week.-Mrs. Hardy, a sister of |
Mrs. Fred Comings, is visiting in town.
Mr.. Fred Taylor, wife and little daughter |
have been visiting in town the past week, |
and with others attended a reunion of the |
Taylor family at Morgan, Friday.-Miss |
Hattie Blanchard of Boston is visiting at |
DIR. Blanchard's.
West Derby.
Lewis Ducharme has rented A. J.White's |
tenement.
Carroll Brown has gone to New Hamp-
shire to work in linen factory.
Harry Caswen and family are visiting
relatives in Manchester, N. III.
Luther Hunt, who works on the railroad,
had three of his fingers taken off last
Thursday.
LOOMS Miller is building barn.-Mr.
Geo. Magoon and II. Paquin are repainting
their houses.
Mrs. Elisha Fairchild is very feeble
DR.. S. Locke is suffering from cancer in
mouth and throat.
Ladies' Aid meeting at Mrs. Adams
from to p. m. Thursday. Ladies re-
quested to bring cake.
Rev. A. j. Small of Derby Center preach
ed in the M. E. church yesterday in ex-
change with Rev. E. E. Phillips.
Thomas Doneghy has been granted a
pension of $500 month, with back pay
amounting to several hundred dollars.