Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-03-04

Albany to play the drama entitled til
Yankee Detective. next Wednesday ev'
VIM. Niles has taken the Ezra Gull
farm, and Geo. Carrow has taken one o
Charles Owens farms. They both tax
possession this week.
The remains of Mr.. VIM. Lathe, a for
mer resident of this town, were brough
here last Tuesday for burial. He died a
C~raftsbury of typhoid pneumonia.
CraftsburV.
Amory Dawson has a pair of two-year
Die steers hat weigh 5000 lbs.
Guy Goodrich has rented the Luna
Smith house in the village and moves il
soon.
The town has had a clown report" pub
lished from which we gather the follow
ing facts The sum in the treasury a veal
Q was 1884; received for registration
of dogs, $77 received on town tax, So, al
on highway tax, 1912; the cost of sup
porting the poor outside the poor farm
is 1888; cost of DAD the past year
$1,000; cost Of winter road breaking, $40
damage on dogs, $77; present indebted.
cess, $500; reduction of the debt. 1925.
Derby.
Ed. NOurse has rented a blacksmith shop
at Sugar Hill, Littleton, N. H., and is
now at work there.
Mrs. Emera Kingsbury, who has been
I,or1 oioBy NTH pnan,nnnio fon cororoI
days, is now improving.
Mrs. Jenne died in Morgan recently
and her remains were brought here for
burial on Thursday last.
George Mcneil goes to Boston to work
for the same man he has worked for for
the last two years, in the ice business.
A reading was given at Academy hall
on Friday evening for the benefit of the
Cong. Society. Supper was served at
Good Templars' hall. 1t was a pleasant
affair and a financial success.
Mrs. Turner sold personal property,
furniture, ETC., at auction on the 9th.
Her son Fred was here and sold his house
to Charles Twombly. Mrs. Turner goes
to Lunenburg to live with her daughter,
Mrs. Balch.
Rev. H. E. Howard has returned from
his visit to the west part of the state,
where he has been engaged in revival
work. Mr.. Johnson, who was, to "Sup-
ply" for him being detained away, Mrs.
johnson read a sermon and the services
were very acceptable.
West Derby.
Another boy at John Stiles; also at
David Hammond's.
Mrs. Levi Cota's mother, Mrs. Dwyer,
was buried here last Wednesday, the 9th
inst.
Mr.. Eddie Hitchcock has moved into
the Field house lately occupied by Geo.
KelleY.-Mr. ROLAND has moved into
Mrs. Moneys house.
Angie Kelley and Frank Kendall have
had qninsy sores recently.-Nat De
Goosh's baby is not expected to live
Bertha Lindsay is sick.-Horace Field
remains in a very bad condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Morey have re-
turned from birmingham, Mass. where
they have spent several months. Not a
bit of snow there and they have had only
three or four hours of sleighing there
this winter.
Mr.. Clark Boynton and wife started for
Florida last Monday the 25th inst. Mr..
Boynton goes in hopes to improve his
health. They were accompanied by Hite
B. Green and wife of Newport. Mr.. Green
is in the consumption.
Glover.
The w. r. c. will soon give the enter
tainment called 1.-The Old Deestrict
School,"
Remember the lecture Tuesday evening
by II. w. Worthen; subject, 'Sight-See-
ing in Italy"
The stewards of the NJ, E. church have
made a unanimous request that Rev. w.
S. Jenne be returned to this charge.
The w. C. T. U.hold their annual meet
ing Tuesday afternoon, at M. E. church.
All members are requested to be present.
w. E. Randall and wife of Cambridge
port are home on a visit.-Arthur Nc
DowelI is spending a short vacation with
friends here.
Greensboro
Silas l. Wiley, living in the north part
of the town, proposes to sell his real es-
tate and personal property at auction on
Tuesday afternoon, March -.
Gra&Dur&;h.
Maggie Thompson is sick with rheu-
matte fever.
Orrin Leach, who has had a hard run of
fever, is better.
Brewster & Russell are putting in a
large boon pier in their mill pond.
Matte Holdridge is home.-Ed. Web
ster is home from Barton school, being
i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster have gone to
Washington to take in the Inauguration
ceremonies.
Mrs. Geo. Beede and her sister, Nettie
Johnson, have gone to Barre to see their
father who is sick.
w. G.. Johnson of Derby officiated at
the Cong. church yesterday, Rev. Mr..
Schofield having closed his labors here.
Promenade by the Barton Landing Cor
net Band for the benefit of the I~rasburgh
band, at Court house hall next Saturday
eve, March 9.
Holland.
Mrs. A. r. Moulton is quite sick.-Mr.
James Berbick who had a shock of para
lysis is convalescing.
Mrs. John Elliott has gone to Mont
pelier visiting her friends.-Ella Stone
has returned to West Fitchfield, Mass.
Leslie Heath is about moving to West
Derby.
Newport
Mrs. O. C. Miller has been quite sick
but is better.
The report of the town auditors shows
the town out of debt, with small assets
in the treasury.