Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-11-19

resi- lence last Friday night and amidst
music, which fairly rent the -. and
eclipsed the W: ii renowned anvil e. ms.
informed us that Benjamin Harrison Of
Indiana and Levi P. Morton of n. Y.
were elected president and vice-presi-
dent of the United States. 1t being the
first official notice we had of the fact, we
accepted the news with all the grace at
our command, invited the boys in and
treated them as best we could, only re-
greet ting that the short notice we had,
forba de more pretentious banquet: af-
ter a social hour they left in good spir-
its, we promising to return the compli-
ment, if alive, four years hence.
Det-ss<
Mrs. David White died in Hartford,
Co mr., the 18th instant, of paralysis. Her
remains were brought to Derby Line and
buried beside her husband. She was the
mother of a large family of children, four
of whom were at the funeral.
The post-office is again in the drug
store and G. F. Davis hands out the mail.
Mr.. Kelly, DESTROYS of using his time 9th
erwise, has arranged with Davis to han
die the office while he shall hold it. The
change will better convenience the public.
The fall term of Derby Academy closes
Friday, Nov. %. Friday evening there
will be an entertainment, consisting of a
ING rf1
mental music, tableaux, &c. The winter
term will begin Tuesday, Dec. 4, under
the able direction of the present precep-
tresS.
West Derby.
Orrin Sias has gone to Salem, Mass,
to work.
Mr.. JAMES Achilles has returned from
Boston where he went to have his eyes
treated; he is much improved.
The Newport cornet band held a prom
enade concert at the Universalist chapel
Wednesday evening, the 18th. There
was quite good audience and the music
was very fine.
Glover.
1t is reported that Mrs. John Salmon
has had quite a legacy fall to her through
the death of distant relative.
Mary Stone, wife of the late Calvin
Stone, died a short time since at the in
sane asylum, where she had been placed
by her son. Her remains were not bro't
to Glover for burial.
The meeting held last Thursday to or
ganize a Woman's Relief Corp was left
open till l O'Clock p. m, Thursday, Nov.
%, that all who wish may become char
ter members. Mrs. NJ. M. Dwinell will
be present to complete the organization
at that time.
Greensboro
The boys who went to Montpelier last
week have returned.
School closed in district No. last Fri
day. The winter term commences again
in two weeks.
Fred Bailey, who came home from Cal
ifornia a few weeks since, died at the res
idence of his brother Herbert on Saturday,
the 10th inst, of consumption, aged 26
years.
Holland.
Mrs. S. R. Fletcher has gone to Mont
pelier.
Fl. T. Bryant and wife have returned to
New York.
FL. B. Tice has sold his place to Mr..
Currier of Potion, P. O., for 500.
Isaac Baldwin, who has been sick since
last haying, is better.-Mrs. Betsey Glow
err is sick with congestion of the lungs.
1ra~spasr-gh.
The Fl. t. Cs. will give candy pull! in
the Court House hall Friday evening,
Nov. %.
Regular communication of Central
Lodge, No. 60, Tuesday eve, Nov. 20.
Work on the second degree.
Myra Douglass has just closed second
term OF school in district No. 2, and has
given excellent satisfaction to scholars
and parents. Lillian Leach of North
Troy will teach the winter term, which
will commence the first Monday in Dec.
The village schools, taught by the
Misses Corley, closed the 9th. The schol-
ars having the greatest number of head
marks are, first class, Percy Templeton
and Marie Beauclerk (same uumber)
second class, Alma Parker; third class,
Rosetta Slmeno Marie Beauclerk has not
missed a word in spelling during the
term Those having no absent marks
Marie Beauclerk, Lillian Hill, Dilla Duff.
Emma Provoncha, Bertha Duff, Harry
Manley, Percy Templeton and Rosetta
Simeno. No tardy marks: Grace and
Roy Phillips, Harry Manley, Alma Parker,
Rosetta Simeno and Aggie Cotton.
Lowell.
Mrs. Carrie Knox has returned to her
home in Epping, N. II.
Kinney's new blacksmith shop is com
pleted and w. G. Stone is running it.
Thursday, Nov. 18th, the remains of
Emma (Morey) Kelley, wife of John
Kelley of Wolcott, were brought here for
burial. Rev. Mr.. Granger of Westfeld
off1ciated.
The following are the newly installed
officers of Mt. Norris Lodge, l. o. G. T
G. t., Will L. Kinsley: V. t., Hattie M.
Stannard; S., Allie Dodge; F. S., May
Chamberin T., Leigh Wellman; c., I.
Stephenson Jr.; NJ. Alfe Austin; g.,
Stella Patterson; S., G. Kinsley; A. s.,
Hattie Chamberlin; D. NJ, Sarah Parker
P. C. T., Rufus Kinsley; Organist, Mrs.
DR.. Hill.
Fred Dean and Fred Sidney made an
election bet, by which the loser was to
wheel the other around the square, about
a mile. Saturday, the 10th, the process
sion formed under the Harrison & Nor
ton flag and had just started when by
the premature discharge of the mortar
Harvey Stewart and Leander Sinclair
were badly burned, and the exercises
came to a sudden end. Stewards face
and eyes were blown full of powder and
it was feared his eyes were ruined, but
at this writing it is hoped he will see
again.
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