Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-07

Frank Chase is working in Butter
fields machine shop, Derby Line.
A large civil government class from
the Academy took a practical lesson
at town meeting.
Geo. Hopkins has rented w. R.
Spears paint shop, formerly occupied
by Walter Nourse.
Garvin Magoon spent last Sunday
in town.-Miss Alice Bushee is home
for two weeks vacation.
Miss Malinda Colby has returned
from Stratford N. H., where she has
been visiting for several weeks
The towns OF Derby and Morgan
voted last Tuesday, to dissolve the
fractional school Dist, No. 16
Alfred Corrow and wife, who have
carried on the town farm for the past
two years, are to leave this spring.
G. K. Bates recently spent few
days in town looking after his stock
farm-Frank Marvin was in town last
week.
The spring term of Derby Academy
opened last Tuesday; there are about
58 pupils in attendance and the num-
Der will be increased next week.
Chauncey Wilson and family have
all been confined to their beds with
grip the past week.-Octave Gilbert
is dangerously i'll with typhoid pneu-
mOnia
The town of Derby voted to appro
pirate $50 for advertising the advan
tage of the town to manufacturers,
summer tourists and others. 1t also
erty not to exceed $4,000, for term
of five years, to be used for hospital
purposes.
West Derby.
Mrs. Orrin Magoon is again critical
ly i'll.
w. P. Twombly has gone to New
Jersey to work.
Universalist sociable at Mrs. Danes
Saturday evening.
The Misses Fairchild closed their
schools at the Line last week.
Mrs. Felix and children have return
ed to their home from Smiths Mills.
Mr.. White and daughters attended
the Irasburgh convention last week.
A. M. Donaghy has moved to the
Brady house vacated by Waldo Brown.
Mrs. Carrie Judd, daughter of Mrs.
Shorey, died of pneumonia last Tues
day.
Simon Moranville has sold his place
to parties in Canada, and gives posses
sion May 1.
Freeman Blake has let his farm to a
Mr.. Allen, and will move his family to
his house in the village.
Glover.
w. R. Aldrich proposes to practice
law in this place.
o. B. Dodge of Barre was in town
last week for a brief visit, also R.
Cheney and Will Burroughs.
E. HI. Nye has sold his residence in
this village to Frank Niles of Barton,
who will take possession soon.
DIR. and Mrs. Templeton attended
the convention at Irasburgh last
week. N. R. Young played in the
orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wiley have the
sympathy of the community in the
loss of their only son, Dean. He has
been long i'll. Funeral services yes
terday, Rev. Mr. Smith officiating
All those in sympathy with the Re
publican party, who believe in pro-
tective tariff, and wish to form Re-
publican Club are requested to meet
at the Town Hall, March II, at p. m.
At the annual meeting of the Mite
Society, Mrs. A. P. Bean was chosen
Pres; Mrs. j. E. Dwinell, vice Pres;
Mrs. Martin Abbott Sec.; Mrs. Chas.
Leonard, Treas; Mrs. Chas. Mcclellan,
Mrs. John Mathie, Miss Dora Crosby
executive committee.
Mrs Phila E. Bean, who resides
with her son Amos P. Bean, on the
old Bean homestead, was surprised
on the 53rd ult., her rs birthday, by
visit from her sons and daughters
with their husbands and wives, living
in this town and Barton. Six of her
eight children were present. Her
eldest son, Andrew j., for several
years a resident of Concord, Mass,
could not be present, but sent letter
of congratulation and other more
tangible tokens of regard. The sec
ond son, Martin V. has been for many