Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-12-12
Kansas, to spend the winter with her
brother, who resides there.

Nelson Carreu for the present, and has
gone 10 work in bis own shop once more.
Our schools in both departments num-
Der about so scholars.-There is no
school In the Driver district this winter.
Last Tuesday as Charles Church and
J. S. Cook were chopping in the woods,
Church, by an unlucky blow, put the
bit of the axe into his instep, cutting off
two cords and severing one artery. Mr..
Cook corded the limb and succeeded in
getting him home. 1t was about three
hours before medical aid was obtained,
and the unfortunate man bled till he
was very much reduced. At present he
is doing well, but will probably be laid
up for long time.
Derby.
E. E. Silver has gone to Claremont.
N. H., to teach where he taught last
winter.
Daniel Chandler killed a pig between
seven and eight months old that weigh
ed 352 lbs.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Carpenter to the number of more than
one hundred, recently made them visit
at their new residence. A very pleas
ant evening was enjoyed.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Allbee met at their home on Saturday
eve, Dec. Sd, it being the twenty-ffth
anniversary of their marriage; several
valuable presents were left as tokens of
regard.
The remains of DR.. VIM. Donaldson
of St. Johnsbuay were brought here for
interment and services were held at the
residence of David Hopkinson. Rev. E.
T. Sanford of st. Johnsbury conducted
the service
A number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Young met at their resi-
dence few evenings since, to celebrate
their fifth anniversary. A pleasant
time was enjoyed by all. The bride
and groom were generously remembered
by those present, and especially by the
brides father. L. 7. Day.
/ Glover.
The grist mill is driven with work
D running considerably nights. Mr.. Par
4 ker is an excellent miller.
G. S. Leonard has small stock O
fine jewelry which he is selling at ;
very small profit Call and see him.
G. P. Fisher will take all the poultry
that is brought to him at his place, Dec
1915, and pay highest market price.
The Ladies Parsonage Society viii
meet at the parsonage next Friday, a
o'clock p. NJ; all are cordially in
i vited
William Merriam has rented one 0
his hill farms to Dwight Dwinell 6
" Anderson has sold his Albany farm t
n Geo. Graves.
About 80 persons made surprise par
ty at Carrie Prindle's, Dec. Eth. Re
p" freshments furnished and the occasion
= was very pleasant.
The Ladies Mite Society" will holc
their next sociable at Institute hall
Saturday evening, Dec. l7th To tn
usual entertainment will be added
Is lecture by I. L. Jefords.
From Minnesota paper we lear
: that, Geo. King, formerly of this town
but now of Moscow, MIMI, recently fel
from building and injured one leg S
severely that amputation was necessary
He had previously received severe in
: jury to his hand. and the prospects fc
recovery were not good.
Chauncey Fracteau, who was livin
at Ira Gray's, met with an accident o
Wednesday last which resulted in h
j death; he was engaged with others i
! chopping trees. and he cut birch tire
in the top of which was lodged the br,
ken part of another tree in falling, tn
:, became disengaged and fell, strikin
ie him upon the side of his head. He wa
~ brought to Mr.. Gray's, and died
about twenty-four hours after the acc
dent.
Ira Parker & Co. of Littleton, N. H
:: have, during the past year, forwarded {
: Mrs. D S. Young of this village, eigt
hundred dozen pair of gloves and SIS
IS for payment of making the same. Pa
ID ker & Go. employ none but honest an
faithful agents, and, as such, Mr.
ID Young is favorably known in this vi
of lage, having executed all orders wit
Of that promptness which renders the en-
n. ployment profitable to her numeror
I'd customers in this and adjoining neigl
ly borhood
Lyman Darling died very suddenl
on Friday last. He was in his usu;
or health in the morning, except a sligf
en- headache. He ate his breakfast an
n went to his shop to work, but just b,
fore noon, while engaged in shoeing
in horse, he began to feel dizzv and BEGAN