Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-02
are requested to notify the town sup

Boston, also Alex CalderWOOd.-ReV. /
A. Scribner and wife are visiting in
town.-Mrs. Emma Nelson took in the /
Boston excursion.
Geo. 7. Howard has sold the Allen
farm to the Gallagher Bros.-John
Uric has sold his farm to Alonzo Lar
rabee, and Bert Robbins has bought
the Larrabee place.
81. Leavitt & Son will pay highest
cash price for butter at their store
any day in the week except Sunday;
also will buy live hens, chickens and
turkeys, Thursdays and until noon
Fridays of each week until further
notice.
Coventry.
George Newton's infant child is bur-
led to -day.
Mrs. Mary Persons had the misfor-
tune to fall from wagon and break
her wrist last Thursday.
Mrs. Tyler of Lawrence, Mass, is
erecting a fine monument on her IA
theirs lot in the cemetery.
The ladies of the w. G. I. U. will
give a chicken pie supper at the yes
try of the Cong. church, Wednesday
eve, Nov A. Supper will be served
at $50, after which a pleasant literary
entertainment will be furnished. All
come and have a taste of Thanksgiv-
ing.
| The Boston & Maine r. r. will sell
tickets to the National W. @. T. .. to
be held in Boston the second week in
November at reduced rates if the par
ties want the entire distance on their
line. The rate from Newport is $3.50;
other stations reduced accordingly,
but official list not given.
Derby.
G. F. Davis went to Boston last
week.
VIM. Ryder has been sentenced to
five months at Rutland for theft.
Mr.. Curtis has bought the School
craft farm in Holland at auction. Price
81, 100.
Property sold we'll at Mrs. Colby's
auction She has not decided where
she will locate.
Maj. circuit and family have gone to
Kirby to visit his old home. He will
return the first Of the week.
Mrs. Chas. Nourse has sent her fam
ily horse to her son in GAINESVILLE, Mimi.
She proves too smart for women to
drive
The base ball boys mask party was
we'll patronized and enjoyed. Pro-
ceeds about SO. The prizes were
awarded Columbine and George Wash
ington.
Dr. Branch and wife have returned
from Boston and are to locate at New
port. Mrs. Stewart goes to Island
Pond to live with her daughter, Mrs
Robinson.
The town loses two we'll known men
in the death of Samuel S. Holt anC
Morrill, Dunlap, each of whom dice
S suddenly last week. Mr.. Holt was ar
active member of the NJ E. church
t Mr.. Dunlap an equally useful member
D of the Cong. church.
West Derby.
K Noel Cobb is visiting his uncle il
T Albany.
Mr.. Bradley is repairing his house
It putting two bay windows on the We
randa etc.
Henry Ramo and Edgar Morse ar
a preparing to build on the Derby Cen
q ter road.
u Mrs. Curtis of Montpelier is visitin
her sister Mrs. Cobb.-Miss Mimi
~ Bradley is visiting Mrs. Lockhart.
3 Mr.. Bailey has moved from tn
!, Boynton house into Mr.. Moranville
tenement.-Geo. Hopkins has move
from the Burt place to the Mill hous,
"a Derby Line.
n. Mrs. J. w. Foster has gone
tt Washington, D. c..
90 Quite delegation from this vicinit
r went to Boston last week.
~ Ozro Cass' youngest child died DC
is "a, and was taken to Ayers Flat fl
ry burial the following Monday.
~ David Libby, who has been in bus
~ ness at Rock Island for good MAJ
~ years, dropped dead last Wednesda
~ He was 80 years old. Funeral Frida
- Glover.
Ned R. Young has gone to Bostt
to take lessons on the violin.
no Wyman Partridge has gone to L
well, VT. to work for DR.. III. Hill.
it'll Ira Davis has taken big lumb
Job in Wheelock and moves his fam
of there.
the A daughter of A. Sargent is We
sick.-Mr. Williams family are i
A proving
re- W. Trip has moved to his farm tt
he bought of J. P. Ellis, N. SIN
rn. to his village residence.
in Rev. VIM. Coburn preached We
acceptably at Cong. church last 81
,va bath, to a good audience.
the Among those who went to Bost
are Albert Abbott and wife and M
on- Wiley, Walter Gray and Minnie n
" Gam.
one Sociable at the M. E. vestry, Eric
afternoon, Nov. 9Th. All are cordi
ly invited The w. I'll. M. S. are
quested to be present at O'Clock.
Harley Drew is cutting lumber
n. his house and barn that was destro.
rhv by lightning. People turned out "
teams and helped cut and skid. T.
all wish him success.
There will be grand Mission
Convention at the M. E. church, Tt
'ioii day, Nov. 10th. Several minist
from out of town will be presen
us1- discuss various phases of the VIC
g. In the evening Rev. j. S. Farrow
lred give an illustrated lecture, with
and. Steropticon, on "Fiji and the Fijir
,ole Let no one miss of this rare treat.
Mrs. West Glover.
Rnrt owls has gone to Boston,