Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-24

mences Mar 4 The school, under
the tuition Of Prof. Day, deserves and
wins popularity. The instruction is thor
ough, and the advantages for obtaining
instruction in the line of teaching are su-
perior. We hope to see a large number
enrolled for the spring term.
The community was very much sadden
ed a few days ago by the loss of one of
its most promising young ladies, Alice
McCrillis, whose death was inserted in
last weeks paper. She was young lady
who was beloved by all wins knew her and
very successful teacher. The family
have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire
community.
CARD.-The undersigned wish to eX-
press their thanks for the aid and sympa-
thy rendered them by their friends and
ueighbors in their recent bereavement,
the loss of beloved daughter and sister.
Mrs. JOHN HARVEY,
Myrtle MCCRILLIS.
Derby.
G. A. Magoon and wife, after several
weeks absence visiting, have returned.
We learn of the severe illness of Ira
Taylor of Morgan, who summoned his
son and DIR. Clark from this place to see
him.
The Christian Endeavor society meet
inc to have been held here last week was
postponed on account of the storm, until
Thursday, Feb. 27. Write E. A. Allbee
Of Derby, for conveyance from Newport,
for such as come on the cars.
West Derby.
Mrs. B. B. Field las gone to Lowell to
visit her sons.
DR.. Gould is going to Alabama He
will accompany Will Young, who goes as
far as West Virginia, where he will have
charge of a mill.
DR.. Geo. Adams has bought Moody
Kimball's place and is putting up a car
riage house. He has returned to Maine
here.
| Derby Line.
A. B. Nelson and wife have been to
Boston and New York on pleasure trip.
Capt Charles E. n elson has been pro-
NOTED as major of the Vermont National
Guards. Congratulations, Charlie.
Geo. B. Caswe1 proposes to build a
fine residence the coming season. f. t.
Caswell will move his goods to the Car
penter store.
Glover.
DR.. W. F. Templeton was here last
week.
Josie Prindle appears to be better and
her recovery is looked for.
Chautauqua Circle meets with Mrs. G
S Whitney Wednesday eve.
Mrs. r. S. Jones has returned home
after several months absence.
Mason Post had secured Major JOSIAH
Grout for their Memorial Day orator.
Miss Minnie Phelps, the popular TEN
perance lecturer, Will be here March ID.
The number of marriages in town las
year was 8; number of births, %; mum
Der OF deaths, 8.
Remember Mr.. Millar's lecture Tuesda,
| evening. NGAG SdUDdGu lie VIII Spear
upon temperance.
Rev. B. S. Adams is again able to preach
His discourse at the Cong. church yester
day was very able one.
The Ladies of the NJ E. church will
furnish warm dinners at their veStry, OIL
Tuesday, March 4th. Price Is cents. Pro
ceeds to 90 to the pastor.
w. N. Aldrich, at Meadow BrooI
creamery is making 200 pounds of but
ter per week. The average price pc
pound paid patrons for butter the pas
year was 20 cents, lowest II cents; pres
ent price % cents pound net.
The young folks of Glover will presen
the drama, 1.-The Stolen WILL" Frida
evening, Feb. IS, followed by dance an
supper. Music by Bigelow's band. TIL
: stage will be furnished with new scener,
and first-class entertainment is promised
Greensboro
Frank Chase has been laid up som
: weeks with a sore in his head.
, John King has bought the Brooks plac
: and intends to move there soon.
Alfred Smalley has gone to Dakota ii
r, tending to remain there for the present.
r Minnie Hoyt closed her school In Dis
Y No. Z, with an exhibition which was
e credit to both teacher and scholars
>. Miss Hoyt is an excellent teacher.
IraSburSh.
Henry Ranger wishes to let his larg
a farm. See his ad., Wanted"
S John McDormer is very sick and has
f diseased eye which may have to be r,
moved.
0 By an accident at the Brewster & Ru.
0 sell mill the saw was broken and the saw
), yer cut over the eye.
Remember the Sears auction sale {
personal property, Saturday, March
n commencing at / O'Clock, sharp.
Ira Drew proposes to move to the vi
g lage, and will occupy buildings owne
here, which he will repair.
g NJ. NJ. Taplin's singing school hs
been very successful. He propose
: to close with convention March 12-1
There will be masquerade promenad
n by the band on Wednesday evening, Ma
3, the Barton Landing band furnishin
music.
n See bills of the big auction sale
farm, stock, produce, tools, ETC., at tt
= Ira Drew place on Burton Hill, Thursdf
of this week, commencing at 1917 ocloe
p. m.
By the recent deaths of Mrs. Geors
Beede and her sister, Mrs. Geo. Rasl
Mrs. Charles Sylvester, Mrs. Samu
Priest and Mr.. Ansel Sears, their respec
: i've homes have been broken up and the
=" inmates scattered.
Jay
IL The mail carriers during the big stor
: came in on horseback, having taken
the woods and fields.
d Charles Chamberlin and w. Case we
u each considerably hurt recently, in ii
|. mill yaad.