Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-02-18
DERBY
Rev. H. E. Howard has gone to Under
hin to assist in revival meetings..

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The Academy school closed Friday and
an exhibition was held in the evening.
Spring term opens Feb. pc. Prospects
good.
West Derby.
We are to have a spring term of 10
weeks school.
Mr.. Sweet in now living in part of
Mrs. E. K. Hammond's house..
Fred Porter and Eta Currier were
married Monday, the 4th inst.
1t is reported that there is a genuine
case of small pox at Luther Blake's in the
east part of the town.
Chas. Dana and Orrin Sias are again in
town. Miss Efie S. Cowles has gone to
her home in Aver, Mass.
Mrs. A. j. White has circulated a sub
scription paper for the benefit of Leonard
Peavey who was so badly hurt and ID,
tanned over $50 for him.
Geo. Wheeler hes sold his place to Geo.
Livingstone, who has taken possession.
Wheeler has moved into the house lately
coupled by Mr.. HadlOck.
There was a sugar party at the Univer-
salist Chapel, Wed. eve the 9th inst, and
on Friday evening the 9th inst. school
exhibition was held at the same place.
The children all did finely in boil speak
ing and singing.
Glover.
Laban Darling aud wife have been to
Burke OF a visit.
Mrs. [. B. Smith has suffered another
shock, and lies at the point of death.
Fred Lewis has bought his time of his
father, and has hired to work with Nelson
Lewis.
Johnnie jerome returns to this town
from Glover, moving his goods into the
Cass house.
The handbook party was well attended
at Reuben Jones', on Friday evening, and
a good time reported.
Mrs. Loanda Dwinell and Miss Hannah
Mcclellan start in a few days for Califor-
MIA to visit relatives.
Remember the lecture on Egypt"
Tuesday evening, to be delivered by Rev.
H. w. Worthen at M. E. church.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will fur
nish warm dinners at their vestry town
meeting day for Is cents each. Proceeds
will be applied to pastors claim.
The Mite Society hold their next socia-
BILE at Institute Hall, Friday afternoon and
evening. Martha Washington tea, and
eulogies on Washington in the evening.
Rev. and Mrs. w. S. JENNIE, Geo. Whit
ney and wife, and Mrs. E. Partridge at
tended the state encampment G. A. R., at
BrattleborO last week, and report a pleas
ant gathering.
The event of the week was the mar
riage of Annie Scott to Adna Bridgman
of n. H. Miss Scott will be much missed
by the Cong. society, she having been or
ganist for the past four years. May much
happiness 60 with the newly welded pair.
School in district No. Is, taught by
Mary A. Turnbull, closed Feb. 8. Whole
number of scholars, %; average %.
Those having no absent marks during
the term were G.. Glenn Foster, Mabel s..
King, Mary Carr, Henry C. Clark, John
w. Sherburne, Claude J. King, Carl Hol-
loway, Leo Christie, Dan. H. Carr, Carl
NJ. Dwinell, Fred P. Darling, Frank Oar
ling. Roy Christie absent one day. Eu-
gene Bickford and Charlie Clark absent
each two days.
West Glover.
Mr.. Randall is cutting down his stock
of goods by selling at cost and at auction.
Read his ad.
Holland.
Mrs. VIM. Cummings has returned to
her home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Rev. J. S. Allen has been holding relig-
ious meetings in the Davis district, and
much religious interest is reported.
Judge Fletcher and wife have returned
from their visiting trip to New York,
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire.
1raSDulrgh.
Mrs. w. E. Randall is home on a visit.
Always keep your eye out for a new ad.
from Wheeler & Locke.
G. c. Locke of St. Johnsbury has been
in town for a few days.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. T.
c. Chamberlin Friday afternoon.
Prof. A. Drury has just given Il course
of chronological lectures, to the pleasure
was fine and elaborate.
The village schools, taught by the
Misses Corley, closed last Friday. The
following is a partial record. Those hav-
ing no absent marks in Miss Jennie Cor
ley's school were: Gertie Church and
Maud Hyde; not tardy: Alma Parker,
Aggie Cotton, Rosetta Simeno, Maud
Hyde, Burnie Hill and Roy Phillips. Jo-
seph Bashaw had the greatest number of
head-marks in his class. In Miss Mary
Corley's school-no absent marks: Helen
Thompson, Frank Thompson, Dennis
Brahama and Percy Templeton; not tar
tardy: Carrie Duff, John Lawrence and
Percy Templeton. Those having the
greatest number of head-marks (each had
the same number): Helen Thompson,
NliIIi0 rainier anu DcuulS DTdlldllld.
Lowell.
Fred Blake has returned to study with
DR.. Hill.
VIM. Kelley has hired Oscar Flemming's
farm for the year.
The following officers of Mt. Norris
Lodge, l.. O.. G. T.,were installed Feb. 6
G. T., Allie Dodge; V. T., Hattie Stan
nard; s., Nettie Parker; f. s., G.. w
Crofts; T., Effie Fletcher; c., Mary
Hall NJ, Ross Kinsley.
Morgan.
J. G. Fisk has moved back to his ole
place.
L. D. Farr has gone to Concord to pu
in a new wheel.
Miss Anna Cobb is not able to go bacl
to johnson to school this term.
New blinds are to be bought for tn
church and sociables and other gathering
: are in order to raise the needed funds.
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