Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-23
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H. T.. Nichols has been granted Il PEN
sion of $50 a month and $500 in arrears.
Mary Greenwood is at Craftsbnry car
ing for her sister, Nellie, who is very
sick.
Willie Carrow is home from Stone
ham, Mass, where he has been at work
in bakery for the past year.
Mr.. Warren Mitchell is very sick !;
Mrs. H. e. Nichols has been confined to
the bed from sickness for some time.
Mrs. Ida Mcfarland died of con-
sumption last Saturday night. She
leaves husband and two small children
| to mourn her loss.
Graf tSburv.
James Allen if very sick with pneumo-
MIA.
Viola Allen teaches the school in dis
trict No. 4.
Gen. w. w. Henry will deliver the
Memorial address for the G. A. R. Post.
A. P. Dutton has gone to Great Falls,
N. H., to visit his son, Rev. John M.
Dutton.
I. McClary will be at E. L. Stratton &
Sons Friday forenoons the coming season
to buy butter, sugar, etc.
| Mark Andrus has bought the Joseph
Reed farm, known as the Avery place.
Mr.. Reed goes to Acton, Mass.
A. S. Calderwood will give his annual
sugar party on Monday, April 80, at 9
| O'Clock d. m. All are invited.
George Anderson has SO far recovered
| from his sickness as to do his chores,
but has no use of one arm as yet.
Teachers examination at school-house
at So. Village Sat, April 26th., from to
~ a. m, and from to 4 p. m.
Spring term of Craftsbury Academy
closes May 9Th. Interesting exercises
are anticipated in the evening.
j. P. Conner has bought one half of the
sash and blind shop of Willie Merrill, and
now the firm is Conner & Chas. Merrill.
Last week was the best of the season
for sugar makers, they having made from
l to . pounds to a tree during the week.
| Edison Stickney, who died recently at
East Hardwick, had been great sufferer
the past year. His remains were brought
| here for interment.
East CI.aftSbury.
Samuel E. Morse has bought a new
Murkland arch and is much pleased with
| it.
Derby
The Academy term ends April &c, with
an exhibition.
Mrs. Emery and her daughter Julia,
have moved into the Elder house.
H. o. Wooley was hurt recently by
having a building fall down upon him.
C. X. Carpenter invited the school to
his sugar place recently and they en-
| joyed the occasion much.
Mrs. Mary Davis is very i'll. Her son
Fred, is home from Minneapolis, Mimi,
! where he has been the past nine years.
Salem-Derby.
William Craft started last week Thurs
day for New York.
Ed. Dwyer had the misfortune to lose
his sugar house by fire on the night of
| the 18th.
David Wright has moved here from
Norton into his brother Joe's house.
Charles and Lewis Blay have moved into
the John Libby house.
| West Derby.
| The Universalist society have bought
new Estey organ for their chapel, costing
$3.50.
There was masquerade Sociable at Mr..
Edward Sias' on Thursday evening with
large attendance and good time
Among the happy events of the season
we mention the marriage of Miss Annie
A. Hoyt to Mr.. o. Pettingill of this place.
Leon Field has been seriously i'll for
the past week, but is reported little bet
| ter.-Henry o. Woolly met with a serious
accident last Tuesday while in his sugar
place. 1t was feared that he was fatally
injured, but we are glad to report that he
is improving at this writing.
Glover.
| Miss E. +. Burroughs shop will be
closed until May 1st.
| Sam. Wheeler, who is in the employ of
the railroad, working on bridges, moves
to Barton.
Laura Cook teaches the So. Glover
schoolgirls Hinckley at the Center
school-house.
| The Chautauquans had a very pleasant
| gathering at A. A. Williams's on a recent
| ioh n
r. F French has returned from Boston
Mrs. Elmer French has been here for a
short visit, enjoying the sweets of the
| season.
David Jones, who for long time has
been ill, passed away last Thursday. He
was an Industrious, neighborly man, and
bore his long suffering with patience and
| fortitude. Funeral Sunday at the M. E.
| church.
Mrs. Amanda (Chamberlin) Winthrop
of Wiscoy, N. Y, but formerly of this
town, died last week after a long sick
ness at that place. She will be remem-
| bered by the older citizens of this town.
She was sister of Mrs. Samuel Phillips.
| Inc LADIES Niue society Will give an
| entertainment at Institute Hall on Tues
day evening, May LIST, consisting of dia-
| logues, tableauxs, recitatiOns, songs, etc.
1.-The Gossips of Tattletown' and the
''Glover Signal will be some of the in
teresting features of the programme. Adj
| mission 10 cents.
| West Glover
Violet Tucker teaches in the Beach
district
Geo. w. Baker is still quite ill-Mr
Martin is very sick.
Chester King goes to st. Johnsbury
to work in the Fairbanks scale factory.
| Greensboro.
Mrs. James Richie, who is very sick,
is little better at this. writing.
Bert Lang gave John G. Sawyer a Sc
we're castigation last Wednesday.
son of z. n Michaud was seriously