Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-12-16

thur Cheney has moved into g. w.
Clarke's house.
Eva A. Wheeler teaches school in the
Kimball district in Holland.-Kate Norris
teaches in the Nilsson district in Salem
Derby instead of in the SAWYER district
in this town.
Eugene Clarke is home from Flaming
ham, Mass.-Dr. Geo. Cleveland's family
have returned to their home in Kansas.
The doctor will go soon.-Mrs. Irene
Hidden has gone to Smithland, Iowa.
Carrie Bennett has returned from her
visit to Lisbon, n. H.-Annie Mckennon
has gone to her home in Inverness, Can
ada, to spend the winter.
Gov
Rev. c. w Morse attended Preachers
Meeting at Fest Burke last week.
The Dorcas Society will meet next
Thursday afternoon at M. E. church YES
try, with an A. B. c. supper in the even
ing.
Mrs. Jessie (Fuller) harrington died of
typhoid fever on Saturday, leaving hus-
band and babe The death is sudden
and sad.
Harry Harmon has been suffering
greatly, with danger of lock jaw, from
thrust into his knee.
Ora FISH
T. c. Allen is on the sick list
Hattie Caller is home from Laconia,
N. FL.
The engine and machinery are being
drawn to the Graham saw-mill.
Geo Howard recently sold a pair
of horses to a Brattleboro party for $1,000,
so report says.
Dir. Carter who has been attending med
zeal lectures in New York was here on a
visit last week
stock of logs nearly all sawed out and are
ready for more.
Allen Daniels recently slaughtered four
spring pigs which dressed 1860 lbs. The
Governor" got left by about 90 lbs.
The recital to be given by the students
of the academy is postponed, and Rev.
Mr.. Noodle will give lecture on the
Yosemite Valley on the eve of Wednes-
day, Dec. IS.
West Derby.
Mrs. Orrin Magoou is again,very ill.
Charlie Boynton is at home from Con-
cord, n. H., for a short vacation.
Rev. Mr.. Durgin lectured at the T. w.
Miss Edith Robinson was at home from
her school last week on account of sick
ness.
Edward Mooney died Dec. 5, at O'Clock
a. m. He was color sergeant of the End.
Vt. Veterans.
Schools commenced last Monday with
three grades teachers, Misses Whipple,
Cowles and Gay.
Derby.
C. O. Brigham Esq. of the line, serions-
ly i'll has left for Boston for medical
treatment.
Mrs. Emera Kingsbury is suffering from
paralysis.-B. F. Grout is having a seri-
Gus time with big boil.
Two young men had an alteration in
the post office Saturday night, when one
invited the other out of doors for fight
The invitation was accepted and the one
IL,
best.
The NJ f. S. S. voted to accept the
offer of David Cook to supply Sunday
School question books. 1t is hoped thai
the new literature will induce some who
do not attend the school to become mem
bers.
Rev. Geo. S. Chase has rendered hi.
resignation as pastor of the Baptist churcl
| and preached his farewell sermon Sun
day. We understand that ne goes to
pastorate in n. FL. Mr.. Chase has beef
an efficient pastor, and has been promi
nent in educational and temperance mat
ters in this town and county.
GLOVER.
Miss Bessie Cook has gone to Newpor
to teach this winter.
There will be a Gospel Temperate
meeting at the NJ. E. church on Sunday
evening Dec. %.
There will be Christmas tree an
exercises at M. e. church Tuesday eve
Dec. "a A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
Mrs. Alpha Bean walked off the Sout
end of the Institute veranda, last Frida
evening, a distance of 10 feet. No bone
were broken but she won't try it agai
until the ground thaws.
Mrs John Sherburne, aged 81 year:
suffered shock ofparalysis recently an
is rapidly sinking .-Enoch Simmond
had slight shock, but is as about agai
as brisk as ever.
Alfred Clark cut his foot quite bad
several weeks ago and the cut had near
healed over, when, few days since, h
laws began to pain him and soon BEGAN
set. 1t is feared he is beyond all help.
The band boys propose to give an e
tertainment consisting of the dram
ssLouva the Pauper,' ETC., on Friday eve
ing of this week at Institute Hall. Big
lows Band will be present and dan
will follow the play.
9 Henry Hall was thrown from his wag
!. last Thursday, striking on his head a
shoulder, cutting a severe cash aero
his forehead, and bruising and inJurll
him badly broken thill was t
: cause of the disaster.
West Glover.
If you want to see Preston Skim
e smile lust ask him how his boy is.
- Rev. Mr. Phillips lecture, which "
given here last Thursday evening W
y very interesting, and the speaker {
. credit to his theme.
:, Miss Lila A. Tucker is home for
= winter months and she would like
form classes in instrumental and vo
music Miss Tucker has devoted seve
years under the best teachers in the ST