Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-09-10

Derby.
A. j. Anbee is repairing his tenement
house.
Mrs. Sidney Bates is in critical con-
dition from the effects of paralysis.
Mrs. Frank Wilson died from the
effects of paralysis August 31st.
School started up at the academy with
a fair attendance. The number of stu
dents will be considerably increased in
a week or two.
William Clough in undertaking to ride
a horse was thrown to the ground and
so badly hurt as to cause temporary in
sanity but is all right again.
Derby failed to cast her votes on Tues
day, very large share of voters being
at home harvesting. The election of
Mai. Grout was foregone conclusion,
and there was no contest over it.
West Derby
Mrs Leonard Peavey, an old resident,
and very worthy lady, died on Tues
day, Aug. 18th, after a lingering illness
of consumption.
Alfred Rylander after an absence of
nearly four weeks, has returned, and his
neighbors and friends will not drag the
lake and river any more at present.
Rev. Geo. Penniman and wife have
returned to Somerville where he will
continue his studies at Tufts college
another year; he has given us some eX-
cellent sermons and we are sorry to lose
him.
Among late visitors in town we notice
Mrs. Flanders from Somerville, Mass,
Miss Emma Carr from Lawrence, Mass,
Geo. Batchelder from Mimi, Sheridan
Risbee of Boston, also Mrs. Charlotte
Barnes and Mrs. Lucy Black of Hart
ford, Conn.
Glover.
Frank Phillips has taken his Cotswold
sheep to the state fair.
The usual meeting of the w. c. L. U.
is deferred one week, or till Sept 11th
Mrs Geo. L. Speare has been here on
visit; N r. Young is home from the
| Mountains.
S. S. Blanchard is lying at the point OF
| death, and Mrs. Alma Austin is here car
| ing for him.
Mrs. Helen Percival is engaged to teach
a term of school in East Craftsbury, com
mencing Sept. 3d.
William A. Merriam buried his little
4 uaCtoP6aV
from the effects of diphtheria.
Fred N and Fronie Cheney, Gertie Da-
Wis are home from Manchester.-E. A
Norton has guests from Chicago.
The diphtheria scare has somewhat in
jured the prospects of the fall school, bu'
it is starting up pretty well, notWlth
| standing.
A CARD-We tender our sincere thanks
to our neighbors and townsmen for tnell
kindness and sympathy manifested to Us
in our recent affection, and especially tf
| DIR. r. B. Skinner for his untiring labo
and Christian sympathy in our behalf
May kind Providence deliver them al
from like affection, and most gracious
lv reward them here and hereafter.
LEVI P. DREW.
SARAH DREW.
Greensboro
Miss Mary Jane Jardine is visitin:
friends in this town.
Mrs. H. S. Tolman had a shock of pa
ralysis recently and is very low, if living
at this writing.
1t is reported that Mr.. Pike from Hard
wick has bought the Caspian Lake Hote
and intends to run it.
Ed. Dewing from Craftsbury has rent
ed the Hanson tenement in this town an
has taken possession.
Greensboro Bend.
DIR. Sanborn and Mr.. Hood were burie
Wednesday.
E. H. Pope and family are visitin
friends in Cambridge.
Greensboro Bend cornet band dedicat
their new stand next Saturday.
lrasbur2h.
E.P. Cotton will build a house on tn
| bdrIOWS pletCS'
The band gave the best party of tn
+ season in a promenade last Friday ever
ing.
, The new landlord is making improv
ments on the hotel and keeping a frs
r class house.
: The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid meets with Mr.
Eben Grant, Friday afternoon. Cent?
men invited.
Carrie Allen and Julia Cotton go
Boston this week to pursue music in ii
V Conservatory.
Geo. A. Beede starts his cider m
S Sept. 10, and makes cider at the rate
65 cents a barrel.
e Geo. K Hill has bought the Hen
Wiley place. He tears down the
II house and builds new one.
Jay
& Mrs Mitchell is in town visiting frien
h and relatives.
5. Frank Morse's house, with part of
contents, was burned Aug. 3lst. Insur
= for 1925.
Charles Fox, who took the A. Bara
q farm for one year, has left it after tri
of about three months, and has NOV
into the double tenant house.
The republican rally proved to be goo
m although somewhat wet. A goodly null
20 Der of iaborers and producers listen
10 with marked attention to plain, homes
straightforward speech, delivered
Mai Grout of Derby. The So. TT
: band and Jay glee club furnished mu:
for the occasion. A supper was serv
- by the ladies in T. A. Chase's store-roo
no Lowell.
J. Sinclair moves into the Morton tt
ement.
ic Lowell balloted fourteen times
representative.
in Charles Maynard had his leg brol
ol- recently while scuff1ing.
all Will Morton has left the shop q
IL gone to live with G. Sawyer.
III VIM. Warmers house took fire Tues6
'eT lact and only nrOmDt work saved it,