Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-03-31

harry Ducello anu WIG nave Soue
to West Farnham, Canada, to live.
Will Fort has moved into the Tay-
lor house which he bought several
weeks since. Mr.. Taylor has the
privilege of remaining in one part of
the house until fall.
VIM. Aldrich has moved into the
rooms on the first floor of the build
ing formerly known as the w. B.
Coles store, but which has been con-
verified into dwelling house.
Coventry.
Bert Morey has cut his foot very
badly.
Mrs. Judge Cleveland, who recent
ly went to Manchester on visit, has
suffered quite a severe turn of sick
ness, but has returned home.
Hollis Allen has bought of Charles
Cobb wild lot of land for which he
pays $500; Sylvester Allen has
bought 25 acres of Burbank & Will
liams for 500.
The w. G. t. U. hold their meet
ing with Mrs. Ira Boynton on Tues
day afternoon, Apr. LIST. The Band
of Hope meet at the Methodist YES
try on Saturday afternoon.
A Hyde Park man who was on his
way to Derby to attend funeral,
driving two horse livery team, had
a horse taken sick and die at Mr..
Langmaid's, and he went on with one
horse.
We are much panied to learn of
the death of Rev. Leavitt Bartlett
which occurred in California where
he went in pursuit of health. He was
raised in this town, but went west
some years ago.
There will be sugar party at
town hall on Tuesday evening, Apr.
LIST. Rev. L. Dodd of Barton Land
ing, will deliver his interesting and
humorous lecture, ga trip to En-
gland" The lecture will well repay
attendance. The invitation is to all.
CraftSburv.
Some of the Amasa Randall COWS
sold at auction for SAT each.
Ephraim Morey has rented his farm
to Arthur Little for 1925 for the
year.
Miss Mary Spalding fell recently
and broke her arm her brother, who
has been on crutches during the WIN.
ter, concludes to lay them by.
Ernest and Alvin Randall started
for California March 18th. Five
young men from this town have gone
west within the last three weeks.
Amasa Scott and his daughter Mary
have returned from Washington. Mr.
Anderson the proprietor of the wool.
en- factory is visiting friends il
| Massachusetts.
Portus Dawson has nine yearline
steers that weigh in the aggregate
ZOO lbs. OF about $50 lbs. each
They are grade Durham blood ant
eight of them are closely matched
He would like to hear from any on,
who has better ones.
East CraftsbuI.y.
Royal White fell recently and 81
injured his shoulder as to cause hin
constant pain and discomfort.
Mrs. Alex Shields is very sick wit
gastric fever.-Mrs. j. W. Simpson
is sick with rheumatic trouble.
j. W. Simpson has contracts
some of the best diaries of butter i
this vicinity for twenty-five cents
pound for the season.
Derby.
Maj. Grout is expected here thi
week to look after his farming inter
ests during the spring.
Orem Newcomb has received tn
appointment of postmaster at thl
place, Benz. Human having resigned
The town fathers have engage
George Andrews and wife to tax
charge of the poor farm the comm
year for $500.
Several young men 90 to Ne
York from this town this week
work in the ice business. Anon
} the number is Homer Sanborn wi
. takes his horses with him, havin
sold them to Israel Blake of that cit
The funeral services of Miss Jenn
Silver, which were held at the Bapti
church last Tuesday, were attendt
d by a large number of people both o
and young. The school, to the nur
Der of over a hundred, attended al
q attested to their esteem and affectit
of their departed schoolmate by bea
ing boquets which they dropped in
" the casket as they took leave of Il
- remains.
West Derby.
Oren Sias has gone to Manche
: ter, n. Ell.
k Joseph Durant of Wells River h
hired and taken possession of t
WILDER Hutchins house.
% At the annual school meeting
Dist. No. II, last Tuesday eve
% +. Ball was elected committee.
Ladies' Aid Society met Ii
II Thursday eve at A. j. White
where the evening passed very piles
/. antly in music, select reading, etc.
Measures are being taken to
,o nani7o Good Tapo,>lor,c IoI~o