Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-01-05
West, Derby.
" est D0rbV.
The paper mill has shut down altogeth-
er for an indefinite period.


marching-The watch sociabe was Il
decided success socially and financially.
Chas. Dane has moved from Derby
Centre into the house with his father
Isaac Rollins has moved from Han
cocks tenement house into the Hyde
house.
Glover.
Mrs. Bessie Staples is here on a visit.
w. E. Leonard paid his friends a short
visit.
Mrs. Phila Bean, who has been sick, is
better.-Mrs. j. P. Ellis is on the gain
There was Il housewarming at Henry
Clark's new house on New Years eve.
Mrs Ayers, an aged lady, is in failing
health.-Mr. Crosby is feeble this win
ter.
Mrs. VIM. A. Merriam has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for medical treat
ment
Mrs. VIM. Fayer is quite sick. Her
daughter Edna came home from her
school to care for her.
The event Of the week was the marriage
of VIM. H. Sargent and Miss Ella Wood
ward. May happiness attend them.
VIM. Drew has gone down country to
live with his brother this winter.-A. j.
Spaulding is living in his tenement
Remember the masquerade to be given
by the band boys Thursday eve, Jan. s.
The Irasburgh band will furnish music.
The annual donation and oyster supper
at the NJ E. church will be held Tuesday
evening, Jan. 18th. Every one invited.
Rev W S. Jenne has gone to Derby to
remain for the present. His wife, who
is in Jacksonville, Florida, is enjoying
the climate and improving in health.
c.. S. Parker has sold his grist-mill to
| L. H. Hills of Compton, p. O., who has
taken possession and will soon stock it
up in good shape. Call and see him.
| O. V. Percival, seventy-three years old,
is drawing slabs from Barton these cold
DAYS. He drives a horse thirty years old,
which has been owned in one family
| twenty-siX years.
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The first funeral sermon printed IN Or
leans county was delivered at the funeral
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ana most lespeo'e" 'lO'A0n'
ness of Elihu Wright, one OF our oldest
Mrs Cutler, who is home from her visit
at St. Johnsburv, will stop with her son,
G.. F. Cutler. during the winter.
on Dodoa who was in town during
tho HOLIDAYS takes his family to Barre on
his retnrn where thew will 90 to house
keeping.
~een~Doro.
G. I. Baker was reelected Sunday
School Supt' last oaooa'h'
Walter Garvin is making collection Oh
birds eggs; he has now nearly all Inc va
rletles common 10 this sec1'ou ol 'el'hon'
Thos. Calderwood's wife, who was TAX
en- to the asylum for the insane at Brat
tleooro last spring mas ie'o'eieU anu 10
coming holne'll she mas noO "iie'N3
turned
Mrs. Francis Felix died suddenly at the
insane asylum at Brattleboro, Saturday.
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william "alcoC'' ni"i Vi ""ouO ~
years OF age was killeo III Tie norm p''i
OF TINS town on wednesday i"0O " Oiio
falling oil tree ne leaves " VINE ""',
several chlloreh' ne was ine'nOei =,
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on 0aUulo'S a. 'i0 -'' ~
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no MS
John Barr and family have gone TO
Georgia to spend the winter ana Rev.
Smelling occupies MS mousse
Mrs. Geo. Flanders and several more
are hard and dangerously sick. Mrs.
Graham and Miss Nellie Gray are oeIter'
, Christmas exercises at the NJ. E.church
were well attended and of much interest.
Mrs. z. Fl. Harrington received marble
ton table N. HI. Billiard an easy chair