Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-25
Rev. M. S. Eddy will occupy the M.

Clarence Perry was home from st.
Johnsbury over the Sabbath.
Mrs. Morrill, has pansy geranium
that has 80 buds and blossoms on 1t.
Frank Wheeler has moved from the
Cleveland house into the Cowles ten
ement.
Frank Williams has been to Maine
the past week and repurchased Char
lie Ray.
There will be no services at the
Cong. church next Sabbath, as Rev.
L. Harlow is away on a vacation.
At the annual election of officers at
the M E. Sabbath school last Sabbath,
M. S. Phelps was chosen Supt., Ernest
Batchelder, assistant; Allie Wright,
treasurer.
Mrs. Laura Rowell's sugar house
and contents burned last Thursday
while the hired man was at dinner.
Luther Brown lost his sugar house
by fire last week.
Rev. L. M. Elliott preached at Cong.
church yesterday morning, and at the
M. E. church in the evening. There
were union services as both pastors
were away on vacation.
We learn of the the death of James
r. Gray, who went to Colorado for his
health last fall. He was native of this
town and his remains will be brought
here for interment. He had been in
the druggist business for several years
in Aver, Mass. When his health fail
ed him, hoping to be benefited by a
change of climate, he went to Colorado,
where his death occurred. He was
the only son of the late Rev. A. r..
Gray OF this town. He leaves a wife
and four children, an aged mother and
an only sister, Mrs. Samuel Pearson,
to mourn his loss.
Craftsbury.
Miss McClary teaches the village
school,
Mrs. Nelson is in Boston for the pur-
chase of new goods. a-.,t
Hattie Hatch, dressmaker, goes to
Cambridge to remain till Sept. /.
Mrs. William Whittemore of late
very sick is better.-James Anderson's
little boy is improving.
Ida Nelson of Lowell, Mass, is visit
ing here's. w. Allen is visiting in
Woodsvslle, n. H.-Nellie Paddleford
goes to Massachusetts on a visit
Mrs. George Anderson has returned
from a visiting tour.
Derby.
Geo. Elder is working at Flowers,
in Newport.
Addie Daley Baxter of Greenville,
Me-, is visiting in town.
Fred Bodette has rented Paul Nor
mandin's blacksmith shop.
A four-year- old child of Peter Blay
burnt himself badly with hot water
last week.
A. B. Hopkins has taken possession
of the house he recently purchased of
d. F. Davis.
Wilson Stevens is moving into Maj.
CIRCUITS tenement house. His brother
is to work for him the coming sum
mer.
The prize speaking in the academy
hall last Friday evening was well at
tended. Ladies' first prize was award
ed to Miss Susie Abbey; second to
Miss Maude Aldrich; gentleman's
prize to Fred Blodgett.
West Derby.
We note the marriage of Ed. Lara
bee and Hattie Sweet.
Mr.. Willoughby has moved from the
Pendar farm to Stanstead.
Fred Webster and bride have gone
to housekeeping in Geo. Kelley's ten
ement.
Carl Grimes of Barton Landing is
on the road selling goods for Briggs,
Sails & Co.
The W. @. I. U. will meet Thurs
day with Mrs. e. w. Smith. All cor
daily invited.
Wright Gould, an old time resident
living in the north part of this town,
was buried Friday afternoon.
The Ethan Allen club debate of last
Thursday evening was very good.
Keep on boys and do your best.
Mrs. A. J. Morey has advertised her
place at auction May A. She will
move to South birmingham, Mass,
where two of her sons are living.
Mrs. Moody Kimball is quite sick
Mrs. Magoon and Mr.. Hadley are
some better.-The young man who
has been sick at Mrs. Felix's is gain