Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-22
DR.. O. A. Bemis and wife are in
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Mass, visiting their son.
A pipe organ has been purchased
for the Cong. church at the Common.
Samuel Anderson of Newport at
tended the funeral of his aunt, Louise
Anderson.
G. T. Howard recently sold three
matched pair of valuable horses, and
one single.
Alex Calderwood left his stock all
right in the evening, as he supposed,
but when he went out in the morning
he found two yearlings dead. Cause
unknown.
Miss Louise Anderson died Feb. Is,
at her brothers, James Anderson,
where she made it her home for sew
eral years. She became an invalid
from a shock of paralysis and has
been a constant care most of the time
since her sojourn with her brother.
The Grand Army Post has decided
to build a hall at the Common. They
have organized stock company, and
have 5000 pledged. The following Of
fcers were elected Thursday eve:
P. w. Allen, Pres; r. W. Cowles,
Sec; A. Paddock, Treas; P. w. AL
len, A. B. Pike, E. L. Simons, build
ing committee.
East Craftsbury.
@. III. Calderwood of Nashua N. HI.
is visiting friends in this vicinity.
Geo. w. Simpson and his clerk went
to Boston last week.
Some boys hereabouts got some
whiskey at the agents recently and
made a disagreeable exhibition of
themselves. Where are the authori-
ties.
Derby.
Our blacksmith, Dana Farr, moves
to Newport this week.
Marion Clark spends her vacation
visiting friends in Glover.
Henry Gilbert and wife have COM
menced a seasons work for A. P.
Niles.
The horses taken recently to the
New York markets, from Highland
Stock farm, sold we'll; Forester, one
of the best, brought $3.50.
At the auction sale of personal
property on the Auretus Adams place,
the average price of COWS was about
$26; hay brought So per ton.
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tor of the Baptist church of this place
last Wed. evening. The ordination
sermon was delivered by Rev. Olds of
Newport.
The exhibition given by the pupils
of Derby academy last Friday night
was excellent; a large and interest
ing company was present, and the
music as usual was very good.
Mr.. Harvey Rogers, who has long
been a respected citizen of Derby,
died Wednesday, the II. Mrs. VIM.
Sivwright died at her home on,Thur-
day, the 18th, of catarrahal fever.
On Wednesday Feb. IS, Miss Marie
Chandler formerly of this place, was
married to Henry Blanchard of Bos-
ton, a former resident of Newport.
The couple have the good wishes of
many friends in this vicinity.
West Derby.
A new son at Fred Hutchins'.
Mrs Il K Lombard is visiting a sis
ter in Canada.
A G. Calkins has bought the Wm
Locke place of E. Lane.
Mr.. Gray of Morgan has moved into
Mr.. Bemis' house on the Causeway.
Prof White has been attending
singing convention at townsville, Can
ada.
There was a hulled corn supper at
F. B. vestry on the evening of the 18th
inst.
Mrs. Belknap is in town caring for
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Prue, who is
very ill.
Geo. Tideman and Dora Webster
were married last Tuesday. Congrat-
ulations.
Messrs. Hadlock and Jewett have
moved from Geo. Tideman's house to
Newport.
Rev. Mr.. McLucas held meet
ings in the Advent church every even
ing last week.
Chas. Streeter has bought place in
Derby Centre and will move there as
soon as it is vacated.
Many of our village people are still