Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-04-15


meat cart
Dea Dutton has rented the Ben. Cate
farm for one year, paying $95. He draws
the hay home.
Miss Carrie Macomber has been engag-
ed to teach the spring term of school at
the East village.
A S. Calderwood invites everybody to
his sugar party one week earlier this year
than usual, April %. Come all.
News has been received of the death
of Luman Magoon of Worcester, Mass,
a former resident of this town. His re-
mains are to be brought here for burial
Intelligence has also reached us of the
death of Mrs. Fred Kimball, and little
Blanche is left without mother again.
West CnarleSEon-
Mary Brown is suffering severely with
cancer on her foot
David Elliott from Stratford. has NOV
ed into the house with VIM. Moore.
Will Reed is home rom Groton, N. II.
Little Ray Leonard returned with him.
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Leonard, died in Groton, N. H., the 9Th
inst with diphtheria.
The next meeting of the w. C. T. w.
will be with Mrs. c. S. Human Tuesday,
April %, at 2 O'Clock, p. M. It is hoped
the members will all be present.
Our sugar makers who were fortunate
enough to save the first run of sap are
reaping a rich harvest. Some have made
more than three lbs. to a tree and are
still sugaring.
Derby.
Easter service at M. E. church next
Sunday.
Henry Badger and wife from Winooski
are here visiting.-G. A. Magoon and
wife are home and have opened their
house again.
J. E. Searles, sick, but better-Rev5
Drisko is able to ride out, and hopes to
resume his pulpit service next Sabbath.
Mrs. Fairs sickness proved quinsy
sore, not diphtheria.
West Derby.
Dan. Willard of Minneapolis is visiting
friends here.
The Universalists held a masquerade
social at Mrs. E. Sias' last Thursday eve.
A pleasant time was enjoyed, and 81 add
ed to the treasury.
Ed. Mooney, middle-aged man, was
knocked down by team Saturday night
the 9th inst. and seriously hurt, three
ribs being broken besides other injuries
The Advent society have bought the
Congregational church at Newport, pay
ing 500. 1t will be taken down an(
brought here, where it will be put al
somewhat smaller in size, as an Adven
: church.
The parties that have been living in on
. of Leon Fields houses have moved out
Mr.. Berry has moved back to Canada; MI
Hosea Bull has taken Marshall Sias' plac
for year and Mr. Sias will board wit
him. Bartlett Betters has moved int
) one of the vacated tenements.
:, Ernest Alexander, aged about nine yrs
g was run over by an engine near the ca
. house at Newport last Monday Afternoon
about O'Clock. Both legs were broke
and had to be amputated above the knee
Everything possible was done, but tt
Door little fellow died at 10 O'Clock Il
- same night Drs. Gould, Rutherfor
~ French and Gaines were called. His flu
er;l was held Wednesday at the Univer
list church, Rev. f. Millar conducting t
&c services. His mother died about a We
ago.
~ $aIeIn-Derby
David Green is in precarious COM
ton of health.
On William Kingsley has taken r.
i, Blake's farm on shares.
he Tom Wright recently broke some of
he ribs by an accident at Gallup's mill,
in Mrs. Elmer Allbee is home from B
thy lington recruiting her health. She
csc been quite i'll the past winter.-Chas.
md West has gone to Mass to visit his dau:
ter.
Glover.
is Minnie Sargent McGann is home o
visit.
red A girl baby at Lyman BARRIERS, W
'ad. Glover.
, to Harley Drew has hired with Fl. c.
K in for the season.
Henry Cook recently sold three t
saw year-old, registered heifers for Sll5.
lue- Rufus Drew has been quite i'll.
son Alec has been at home caring for
in Willard Chamberlin is quite sick at
the residence of his daughter, Mrs. She'd
|; his Mrs. Ezra Clark is very sick.
Mrs. E. Cook and Annie Morse ret
der ed from their visiting trip last wee
cams Miss Bessie Cook is home for res
put Mrs. Norton Mcclellan and son are
ee TO pected this week
Oh ~eensboro-
Jas. McCue has rented his farm to
II. Bailey for one year.
Miss Mamie McClary has been eng
to teach the school in district No. Z,
''' 10 Miss Zelda Babcock in district No. 8
Joe Richards is sick for the
= Wy time this winter, this time relapse
fever.
Chaplin Brown is laid up and a
nay sufferer for the past few days with
loved
= matism.
Holmes Wiley has rented the
Goss farm with the privilege of 81
in the fall.
1t has been good sugar season
;, far, the majority of people have mao
less than lb. to a tree.
Y fine 49,
A large number of logs have
drawn to the mill yard this winter
Mr.. Calderwood is working on the
which will soon be ready for sawln
Geo. Palmer, while fishing in u
e0" a. Lake one day recently, fell into the
ii0i'ie' twice and caught four fish, all the
lg the day. He broke through the ice.
oi'iiio On the eve of the 9th inst Mr. an
Orange King gave sugar party, at
tufheu about forty were present. Some