Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-12-23
Barton Landing will be brought here

in Barton Landing will be brought here
for burial.
MONITOR agent will be at post-office
till O'Clock p. m. Saturday, Dec. %.
Mrs. Pete Williams has just learned of
the death of her sister, Mrs. Mary Hen
bricks formerly of this place.
George Cole has let his farm to Fred
Allen Mr.. Cole intends to move to the
village.-Harrison Allen has moved on to
the farm that Geo. Drake has lived on,
and Mr.. Drake has moved to Newport.
East Coventry.
! See MONITOR agent who visits the
post-office on Tuesday forenoon, Dec. "a.
i East Charleston
4 Sociable at vestry next Friday night.
Christmas tree at church Wednesday
evening.
/ The MONITOR agent will be at the
post-office Saturday, Dec. %.
Joseph Stoddard, 80 years of age, is
quite sick.-Mr Doloff is a little better.
West Charleston.
VIM. Moulton recently buried an in
FAINT child.
Samuel Cushman has bought the place
known as the Reed farm,
Rev. Wheeler is at Noes River, Cana
da attending Quarterly meeting.
Arthur Cheney returns to Ohio, where
he has been at work several years past.
The Cheney brothers have rented their
farm to Henry Bassett of Bloomington.
Mrs. G. W. Driver is somewhat better.
There is much sickness in this vicinity.
Chas. Bennett recently cut an ugly
cash in his knee; DR.. Bowker was called.
MONITOR agent will be glad to see you
at the post-office Friday afternoon and
evening, Dec. p.
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James Robbins has recently received
pension.
C. Cochran is making repairs in and
about his buildings.
The governor has just returned from
Canada with fine matched span of bays.
IL. N. Stevens, while going from his
shop to the house, slipped on a piece of
ice cutting his hand badly.
Mrs Mark Andrus, Mrs. Guy Goodrich
and J. c.. Allen, who have been on the
sick list the past few weeks, are better.
James Libbey has sold his house to
Henry Scott for $1,000, and he will take
possession Jan. Ii. t. Patterson has
sold his hotel to James Libbey for $1,000;
possession to be given next Jan. l.
Mrs. Jennie Huntington has gone to
New York for short time to visit friends.
Katie Randall has returned to her paint
ing class at Newport, Vt.-Mrs. Heman
FitZ from Iowa is in town visiting her
parents and friends.
Derby.
Maj. Grout is home from the West.
The butter factory is raised. Size of
the building is "a by SO feet.
The MONITOR agent will be at the
post-office Tuesday forenoon, Dec. "a.
There will be cantata, tree and exer-
cisee at Academy hall Wednesday evening
SaIem-Derby.
Henry Gilbert is moving to South Bar
ton.
r. p. Blake came home to spend thanks
giving with his family.
We came near having several cases of
diphtheria with us but nothing serious as
yet.
There was a regular house warming at
Charles Wizards Thursday evening, the
12inst.
Fisk Hildreth seems to be gradually
improving from his paralytic shock
Mrs. Henry Crandall is confined to the
bed at present
little girl of John Heath died quite
suddenly on Friday the 18th of membra-
neous Group, others of the family are sick
but not dangerous.
West Derby.
Be prepared to see the MONITOR agent
at the post office Wednesday forenoon,
Dec. 20.
Ed. Morse has moved from the L.
Field house on Lake View street, into
the Moon house on same street.
DR.. o. B. Gould is gaining fast, for
which his many friends are truly thank
ful-Mrs. Theresa Cobb is better.
Judge L. H. Thompson lectured on
Italy at the F. B. church last Friday
evening, "a most acceptable lecture.
Chas. Magoon is quite sick.-Miss
Whpple, teacher of the upper grade has
been sick, and was out OF school one day.
Grace Whitney has canker-rash.
?. S. Robinson has bought a lot of Geo.
Osmont on Indian PIT, and will erect a
dwelling there.-Henry Ramo has bought
lot of Mrs. Mooney on Main street.
Derby Line.
Remember the MONITOR agent will be
at the post-office on Tuesday afternoon
and evening Dec. "a.
Glover.
There will be Christmas exercises at
the M. f. church.
Mrs. Norton Mcclellan is recovering
from severe illness. Mrs. S. b. French
! is slowly improving.
C. S. Parker was summoned to New
/ York last Wednesday, to attend the
! funeral of bis mother.
Hannah Mcclellan has returned from
Washington, ID. c., where she has been
spending few weeks.
There was avery pleasant gathering at
the residence of Hiram Phillips Dec. II,
the occasion being his SOth birthday.
j. P Teller and @. p. Graves have
snapped farms.
David Baker and wife have gone to
Dakota on a visit.
E. P. Beach was thrown from load of
hay last Monday severely injuring one
! knee.
f. d. Williamson killed a yearling. bull
which dressed 791 pounds and a seven
months old pig that weighed 1854 pounds.