Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-11-14
have returned from n. H. AID gone to

Of several weeks in Lowell.
F.B. Lang has had the water brought
to his buildings from the Clark Royce
farm, distance Of 200 rods, laying it
in iron pipes and supplying several
families on the line with water.
West Charleston.
Mrs. William Parker is home from
Holland.
Ward Collins lost gold watch in
the river a few days since.
Elmer Allen is canvassing for a
large N. Y. tea company.
| Henry Bushaw has drawn arrears of
pension to the amount of $1,000.
Mrs. Maggie (Eley) Leavens has re-
turned to her home in Bethlehem, N.
H.
Leon Bennett has returned to his
work in the glove factory at Lisbon,
n. III.
Mary Ann Grow goes to Barton soon
to spend the winter in her brothers.
family.
Andrew Page has moved his family
nto thu building form erly Occupied by
Henry Beecher.
r. Fl. Barnard returned from his
visit to Boston, and started for Cali
fornia last Wednesday.
Ina E. Campbell has closed another
term of school at West Derby and is
home for few days vacation.
James Crawford has leased his farm
to Mr.. Leavitt of West Derby, and
has hired the Dudley Davis farm.
Norman Eastman has sold his fine
He goes to N. Y, this week to ship
him on board the boat for Key West,
Fla, price $780,
Dan Allen has taken a job to cut and
draw a million feet of lumber from
Hiram Gray's in Bloomington to the
bank of Clyde river on the old Law
renee farm, the logs to be RATED to
Nelson's mill in the spring.
Craftsburv.
A. r. Pike of Irasburgh is stopping
at the orleans House.
Elmer Douglas, having finished work
for his father, will leave town.
A lady boarder arrived at the vii
lage blacksmith's election day.
Robt. Dixon has bought the Bumps
place. G. T. Howard the Stephen Col
Ter farm, not the Kaiser place, as re-
ported last week.
Mrs. Bartlett Williams is hard sick.
- Mrs. Charles Root is sick with the
grip. = A son of Guy Goodrich is on
the sick list. = A. @. Baslere, for some
time sick in the Orleans House, is bet
ter. = DR.. Dillingham; is suffering from
an abscess.
East Craftsbury.
Mrs. Susie Macomber is slowly i'm
proving.
OF the three national colors, blue
predomina ties.
Last Friday Miss Aggie Buchanan
closed successful term of school in
this district.
Edward Dutton and wife have re-
turned from their visit to NewHamp-
shire and Massachusetts,.
Derby.
Chas. Hayes has purchased of Mr..
Lord the Rood farm in Morgan, an
has taken possession.
The entertainm snt Wednesday ev-
ening of last week was very profita
bic from an industrial point of view
TIE presidential vote in this tow
was as follows: Rep, 223; Dem, 40;
Prohib., 4. Only 276 votes cast out of
a total registration of 513. The demo-
Gratis in town are in excellent spirits,
and gave vent Saturday night by a
ratification meeting. But the JOY of
the Canadians just across the border,
is more manifest than that of the
democrats.
West Derby.
Mrs. Lewis Fisk will spend the win
ter in Chicago.
Carl White goes to Rochester, N.
Y, to attend school.
A select masquerade party at A. j.
| Whites this evening.
J. F. Grey and J. Marsten have been
plastering the past week.
Miss Mertie Young has return ed
from visiting friends in Lowell.
Our new barber, Mr.. Parlin, has op
ened shop in the second story of
Magoon's block.
A. r. Wakeman, owing to the re
turn of David Bisbee to his house, will