Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-11-03

girl Dduy dI Den AOyGS.
Bert Robbins has made 200 pounds o
cedar oil.
Mrs. Seth Lathe will teach the winter
term of school in the Lathe district.
Il. r. Leonard and family are home
from Boston.-Myra Gage is in town OF
a visit.
Cora Rawson, former resident oil
Craftsbury, but now of Iowa, recently had
leg broken.
The remains of Warren Jerrold were
brought here from Lowell for burial on
Friday. He formerly resided here.
Mrs. Emma Nelson is in Boston buying
her fall goods.-Mrs. Jute Dawson ano
children have gone to Laconia, N. H.
Special communication of Meridian
Sun Lodge, Wednesday evening, Nov. II
Work on the second and third degrees.
Miss Clara Collier is visiting friends in
Montpelier.--M w. ID. Sabin has just
returned from visit to her daughter, al
the same place.
Mrs Bartlett Williams, who has been
deaf in one ear for some time, suffering
considerably from PAIN in the head, has
lieved by the treatment of DR.. Campbell
of Albany.
Reuben Sherwin, &c years of age, died
Oct % and was buried the following Fri
day He had resided in town about ten
years and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him. He was buried beside his late
wife in the Branch cemetery.
Mrs. Berachens Farnham, residing in
the western part of this town, died sud-
denly the 22d ulJ., and was buried the "a.
She leaves quite large amount of prop
erty, which goes to the ten year-old daugh-
ter Of the late Al Monkey of Hyde Park.
Derby.
Miss Kate Spear is sick with fever.
The creamery closed its work No. LIST
for the season.
Frank Marvin goes to Franklin county
for the winter, expecting to return in the
spring.
John Gray Jr. is home from Connecti-
cut, intending to attend school the winter
and spring terms.
j. c. Morrill, returns to Derby, to visit
relatives and friends after an absence of
thirty three years.
The students of the Academy held a
social and literary entertainment at the
Academy Hall last Friday, and there
were about 100 present. The occasion
was very enjoyable.
School in district No. -, taught by
Mertie Kelley, closed Oct. oath. The
scholars having no tardy or absent marks
are Lizzie Duval, Bessie Davis, Mamie
Greenwood, Eva Jenne, Jessie Kettle,
Ethel Merrill, Martha Nourse, Carlton
Garlic Adams, Freddie Gushing,
Fred Duval, Lewis Greenwood, Harry
Mcneil, Arnold Merrill and George
Nourse.
w est Derby.
Several visited the Club excursion
week.
The youngest child of Herbert Dawson
is very sick with fever.
Geo. Barnes has moved into the Sias
tenement, vacated by Mr.. Lee.
We learn of the death of Lewis Ran
som, in Waterville, P. O., where he was
at work. He formerly resided here and
had many friends in this community.
Glover.
Wesley Aldrich is repairing his house.
Mrs. 2. L. Templeton is very sick at
Sumner Blodgett's.
Mr.. Daniel people have taken posses
sion of their new home.
The Chicken pie supper at the M. E.
vestry Tuesday eve, Melted eleven dollars.
1t is Levi Drew who has moved to the
Lewis mill, instead of Joseph Drew as
the Monitor had it last week.
Schools in the Parish aud Mud Island
districts closed last week and the Davis
brothers are home for vacation.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet at Mrs. A. M. Williams, Saturday
at O'Clock; after usual exercises supper
will be served.
At the auction sale of the property on
the Dodge farm, cows averaged $50, hay
$780, The farm was sold to Mr.. Uric
for $500.
Services will be held in the South
church next Wednesday evening, at half
past seven. All are invited to attend.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
A. M. Williams, Tuesday afternoon Nov.
18th. All cordially invited.
Mrs. Charles Mcclellan is quite sick
Bert Hinckly has recovered so as to re-
turn to his home.
Mrs. Olivia Wright has moved back to
Boston, and intends to reside permanent
" with her children.
Isabel Kinney la here from st Johns
oury.-Miss Mary Ann Lawrence has re-
turned from her visit to Manchester and
Boston, much improved in health.
1ud w dlCOGG, VINO HAS I0SIuCQ db Ollu
Gray's for some years past, has gone to
care for an invalid mother in Lowell.
She was grealy esteemed by her compan
ions and many friends.
William Arthur has moved back to his
Did farm.
Charles Wilson moves to the Harvey
Bailey place.
Perrin Bros. are making eighteen lum-
Der wagons for G. J. Ufford.
A. c. Chase has been appointed agent
to sell the Burden creamery in this town.
Felix & Snow have trapped 81 foxes
this fall, besides large quantity Of small
game.
j. B. Lovejoy has decided his farm back
to A. c.. Babbitt and will live with his
children for the present.
Dow Bros. have their new shingle ma
chine in running order, and now we may
expect to see the single fly.
The two young men who went to Hard
wick on spree last week paid $40 and
costs for the privileges enjoyed.