Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-11-07

Will board during the coming winter
at Chas. Lunt's. - Rev. w. S. JENNIE
has sold his farm in Newbury.
After making some repairs on the
buildings, Asa Moran moves on to his
farm again. = Mrs. Maplesden has
been thoroughly repairing her house.
The concert by the Phila May Con-
cert Company was pronounced by far
the finest entertainment ever given in
Derby, and fully equal to the best con-
certs of the lecture association.
West Derby.
Ed. Hancock is visiting at his ia
theirs.
Harvey Lapiere moves to Newport
this week.
Geo. Prue has sold his house on Elm
st. to a Mr.. Allen for $500.
Mrs. Laura M. Franklin has return
ed from her vacation trip.
G. S. Magoon has gone to Montreal
to spend month with his family.
Mary Shannon and her mother are
visiting in Boston and Manchester.
Schools closed Friday with an exhi-
bition in the evening at Magoon's
hall, which was largely attended.
D. M. Bisbee, who has been station
agent at the Line, expects to move
back to his place in this village.
Hiram Annis moves into the Whit
comb house on Indian Point, and Geo.
Prue into the house on Maple St., va
Gated by Annis.
Mrs. @. M. Dane, who has been ill
for long time at her daughters, Mrs.
DeGoosh, died Monday. Funeral SER
vices at the house Wednesday.
Mrs. Facto on Clyde ST. is danger
ously ill.-Mrs. Ed. Morse is about the
same. Several little children are i'll.
-Orrin Magoon continues to suffer a
great deal.
Glover.
Mrs. j. e. Dwinell is at Lyndonville
on account of the dangerous illness of
the son of DR.. F. E. DwineH
Franz Sartwell of Boston has been
spending a few days among old friends
here Mrs Hancock returns to the
city this week.
We failed to mention the death of
David Cass, an aged citizen of this
town; he died at the Union House
after an illness of only a few days.
The family of E. A. Cook moves to
Newport. Mr.. Fisher of Irasburgh,
has taken possession of the Amos
Cook place. Henry Phillips has gone
to w. Grey's.
West Glover.
The three CPS give an entertainment
with Mrs. d. t. Cameron, Wednesday
evening, Nov. 9th. All invited. The
latch string is out. Come!
Holland.
o. Searles has sold out and is going
to Beebe Plain to reside.
Walter Buck of Montana is in town
visiting. He will take young bride
home with him.
Mrs. Gerry and son take immediate
possession of the G.. @. Kimball place.
Arthur Kimball is home till after his
fathers auction.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. G.. w. Russell arrived home
from Mass. last week.
See Wheeler & Locke's announce
ment of a Special Clothing Sale this
week.
S. E. Clough has exchanged his
James Stiles farm on Burton Hill, with
VIM. Sanville for the Cutler place
near the Common.
The Halloween party was we'll at
tended and passed off very pleasantly.
Those who did the work merit COM
mendation for their perseverance.
George and Samuel Mitchell have
bought the Aaron circuit farm; Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron Circuit have gone to
Lowell, Mass. to live with their son
Charlie.
The first lesson of the course of the
winter singing school will be given in
the vestry of the Cong. church, Tues
day evening, Nov. 8, Mr.. M. M. Taplin
teacher.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. K. church
will meet at the vestry on Friday,
Nov. II. Dinner will be served at 2
O'Clock. Come out and help us, as the
proceeds are for church repairs, much
needed.
The weather could not well have
been worse for an auction than on the
two days when Harlow Foss undertook
to sell his property at auction. The
sales so far as they went were good.