Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-16
and very infirm. Mrs. Wooley was an
active member of the M. E. church.

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So Derby village is an incorporated
city at last with the legal requirements
met. Some people seem alarmed in
regard to increased taxation. This
matter is entirely in their hands, and
| if they vote to tax themselves for i'm
provements, they will have improve
ments, otherwise they can withhold
their money and remain as they are.
West Derby.
H. D. Davison's buildings are being
painted.
Schools close this week with one
week vacation.
Mrs. z. E. Blake returned from her
trip to Iowa and Kansas, last week.
Carl Grimes and wife spent the Sab
bath with their sister, Mrs. M. HI. Brad
ley.
| Miss Ida Clark from Manchester,
N. H., is in town visiting her parents.
Edward Ball is putting up a very
road
Mrs. Minnie Lombard, who has been
i'll for SO many months, is greatly i'm
proved.
Rumor says that Mrs. A. J. Morey
has sold her place here and will move
to Mass.
house on the Causeway to Mr.. Lapine
of Newport.
Miss Carrie Davis has closed her
writing school and will return to her
home in West Burke.
j. Ell. Heath has let his house to
Dave Addison, and he and his son will
board with them.
Howard Blair has trotted his hen
house on wheels from g. Pratt's down
on Clyde St., near John Laplant's.
Horace Hancock has sold the two
lots between the chapel and the Bisbee
place to a gentleman from Canada.
1t is reported that he will commence
building at once.
Clarence Glib has moved from
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house-Mr. Streeter has hired Mr..
Burt's place and moved his family
there.-Phin Leach moved his family
to West Farnham where he has been
at work for some time-Lemuel Will
son has moved to Morgan.-Mrs. Mar
tin moved from one of the F. Blake
tenements to house on the lake road.
SaIem-Derby.
Elmer Wilson is on the sick list, and
also James Palmer.
G. w. Wilson raised apples that
measured fourteen inches in circum-
ference.
Derby Line.
Geo. R. Caswell is building one of
the finest residences in this part of the
county. He is also putting in a sys
tenn of water works for the three vii
lagos, Derby Line, Rock Island and
Stanstead at a cost of S12,O 900. He gets
the water under a 200 feet head,
from several nice springs and builds
a good reservoir from which he runs
be thing of great advantage to the
three villages.
Glover.
Ladies' Aid at the vestry, Thursday
afternoon.
Rev. Levi Wild preached to an APP
preciative audience yesterday, at the
Cong church
Mrs. Annie Bridgman has returned
from Hanover where she has spent
the summer.
We have to record the sudden death
of Mrs. Abbie CLARK Hinkley; she
leaves a large circle of relatives and
friends to mourn her loss.
w. E. Sherburne is the boss horse
jockey of this town, having bought,
sold and snapped horses 153 times
during the past year.
Mrs. Margaret Flemming, former
resident of this town, died on the 10th
inst. in West Barnet, where she had
resided the past year or more, and
was buried in the burying ground near
Arthur Gilmore's, on Thursday.
VIM. Merriam has his house on the
Cook farm finished on the outside, but
does not intend to finish the inside
until spring Mrs. S. Stebbins is
painting her residence in fancy colors.
p. Leonard is shingling his house.
West Glover.
John Murphy leaves this week for
Ireland.
Ed. Nye of Coventry has been en-
gagged to teach the winter term of
school.
Chicken pie supper and social at the
M. E. church Wednesday eve, Nov IS.
Supper from five until seven o'clock.
A memorable event took place at
the Cong. church of w. Glover on
Wednesday, Nov. 4, at II M, when
Miss Emile B., youngest daughter of
David Baker, was united in marriage
to Rev. Levi Wild of Royalton, by Bev.
D A. Mclean of Barton. The day
was one of rare beauty, and the pres
ence of many friends from Glover,
Barton and other towns added much
to the enjoyment of the occasion.
Howard Baker, brother of the bride,
and Mabel Ross, her cousin, acted as
best man and bridesmaid. The We'd
ding March was beautifully rendered
by Miss Lila A Tucker of Greensboro
After the impressive ceremony was
completed, the assembled friends
pressed forward to tender their con-
gratulations to the bride and groom.
The relatives and few friends repair
ed to the home of the BRIDES parents,
where the wedding dinner was served.
Many beautiful and costly presents
were received from the brides sisters
in the West, her S. S. class and many
other friends. The same afternoon
the bride and groom started on short
wedding trip, and after few days
returned to her home, from whence
they will soon proceed to Ferrisburgh,