Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-08-25
LOCAL NEWS.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
RartOn landing.


carriage drive through the White Noun
tains this week.
South Albany.
l.. w. Patterson, who has been suffering
from the effects of being thrown from his
wagon, has so far recovered as to be able
to walk out.
The meetings have been continued here
for the past two weeks under the leader
ship of Misses Avery and Bryant, and we
trust much good is being done.
Bloomington.
George Litchfeld and family Will move
to Barre, soon. Mr.. Litchfield has posi-
ton in the hospital as nurse.
Craftshurv.
Harry Hyde has closed his labors at FL
mer STATIONS store.
Mrs Nerva Renfrew is spending a few
days at Caspian Lake.
Ethel Stickney, who has been spending
some time in Burlington, has returned to
town.
Jack Williams, whose eyes were so seri-
ously iujured the 4th of July has returned
from the hospital. He can see but very
little.
The whole community was shocked and
saddened by the death of Fred Rand. He
was formerly resident of this town and
bad the respect of all. Much sympathy Is
felt for Mrs. Rand and her daughters.
North Craftsbury.
Will Dustan has purchased an Osborne
reaper.
Leon Witt, of Northampton, Mass, is
spending week in town.
Prot John Colburn is entertaining his
mother at his summer cottage at Hosmer
Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clapp and children,
of Fargo, Dakota, are visiting at Henry
Stevens.
Miss Bessie Gilbert of Barton Landing is
the guest of Mrs Bert Woodbury. for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Wheeler of St.
Johnsbury spent the day recently at c. L.
Wheeler's.
Miss Sophia Cowles of Johnson was the
guest of Mrs. N. B. Williams several days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. N. w. Barr, of Taunton,
Mass, were visitors at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Wheeler last week.
Mrs. Witt and daughter Lora are keep
ing house for Royal Goodwin, while Mr..
and Mrs. Goodwin are absent at Chelsea
for Old Home week.
At surprise party at Walter Wheeler g
/ L; l.
presented with an easy chair from the
company of friends.
The friends of Adna Pike gave him a
surprise party one evening last week in
honor of his visit home. He started to- day
for Waterbury, Conn.,, to resume his work
there.
Allen Thompson, while at work at Col
linsville last Thursday, was badly injured
by log rolling over him. Two ribs were
broken and his shoulder crushed, besides
many bruises on his face and body. He is
doing very well.
The following teachers have been en-
gagged for the fall term of schools: No. /
Common, Mrs. Bessie Marcy; No. 2 Coburn
district, Miss Anna Sheehan; No. 3, East
Hill, Mrs. Anna Wilson; No. a, Village
Miss Margaret Morse and Miss Lois Steb-
bins: No. 8, Mill Village, Miss Rosa Smith
No. 6, Colllnsville, Miss Una Anderson
No. Z, Seaver district, Miss Elsie Young
No. 8, Anderson district, Miss A bic Pike
No. g. West Hill, Miss Helen Allen; No. IL
Burnell district, Mrs. Ed. Silver; No. 10
Whithers, Miss Minnie Grant; No. 10
Haden, Artie Russ.
republican caucus was held Frida,
evening, Aug. 10, an unusually larg,
attendance being present. Organization
was effected by the election of N. b. Will
liams chairman and A. 9. Cole secretary
After a close contest j. e. Allen wa
chosen nominee for town representative
Other nominations were as follows: TO
justices, N. B. Williams, FL. 2. Hartman
w. l.. Tillotson, H. A. Scott, FL. A. Skin
ner, Thomas Gallagher, G. G. Strattor
A. c. Cole and j. G. Wilson were electe,
ballot clerks for the coming town meeting
and Warren Seaver assistant clerk. TIL
duties of the latter office, which is new
will be to assist persons in marking ballot
e who cannot mark them for themselves.
Coventry.
New song books have been purchased fC
use in the M. e. prayer meetings.
Mr.. Lewis Hitchcock and wife have gor
to New Hampshire to visit their children
Hollis Gould and wife of Lowell, Mass
visited at j. P. Wheelock's the past weel
Dean N. Dwinell of Burlington was j
town last week and visited his sister Clar
Mrs. A. d. Thurber and friends who al
visiting here have been to Barnston, P. @
on visit.
Glover.
VIM. Fayer is better.
Mrs. Warren Clark is visiting at s.
Clark's.
Ernest Wilson has bought the Truma
Cook farm.
Mrs. d. S. Young has gone to Littleto
to visit friends.
vrysI