Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-14

for burial.
Craftsbury.
HI. Stevens has been to Boston and
returned.
James Gallagher has gone to Mass.
with cattle.
Bert Colburn has moved to the
Spalding Mill house.
Musical convention at No. Crafts
bury next Thursday and Friday, the
18th and 18th.
The Frank j. Glidden farm, stock
and farming tools are to be sold at
auction Thursday, Mar. "a, commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Here is first class farm and lots of
other property that invite customers.
@. HI. Root has sold his yearling
stallion colt by Golden to Bert Osgood
and Joseph Patch for 5000. This was
one of Cobden's best colts, with fine
Morgan blood on the side of the dam,
and will make very valuable horse.
Too cheap, Charlie! But it was proba-
bly, the largest money ever paid for
yearling colt in this vicinity.
Derby.
Maj Grout has bought Mrs. George
Eaton'S farm.
Laura Ionic is home from Lowell,
Mass, for few days.
Octave Gilbert died last Monday of
typhoid pneumonia.
Maj circuit has gone to Moline Ill. to
be gone about month.
Mrs. ID. T. Andrus is sick; Emma
Daley takes her classes in the Acade-
my.
Chas. Flint and wife of Newport
have been visiting at @. F. Davis for
several days.
A Mr.. Niles of Newport Center has
been engaged to carry on the town
farm the coming year.
A few of our young people attended
the musical convention held at Bar
ton Landing last week.
1t is reported that Sidney Budd who
has worked in Maj. CIRCUITS creamery
for several years, is to leave soon.
Chas Smith of Island Pond, who has
engaged to work for Hollis Moran the
coming season, has moved his family
into A. j. Albee's basement tenement.
james Derusha has moved on to the
VIM. Kingsbury place.
Last Friday night the young people
of this place gave Will Tripp sup
prise party by invitation of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. @. Stevens, and very pleasant
evening was spent. Mr. Trip has fin
! ished his work for Mr.. Stevens and
will take with him the good wishes of
many friends.
West Derby.
There will be an oyster supper at
F. B. vestry March IL.
Ed. Smith has gone to Canada to
work on the building of a steam yacht.
E. r. Leavitt has returned from
Farnham and commenced work i'm the
mill.
I The Universalist sociable will be
held at Mrs. Fairchild's Saturday ev-
ening.
Mrs. j. r. Franklin took her hus-
bands place the 6, as he was absent
from town.
Mrs. E. A. Maynard has returned
from. Newport Centre, where she has
been staying for some time.
Mrs. Judd, daughter of Mrs. Sho-
rey, living on Main St., died after a
short illness of pneumonia, March 2.
The teacher in the upper room of
our school, Mr.. Wakeman, being i'll,
l.. K. Lombard is teaching in his place.
Several of the young ladiesl invited
gentlemen friends to go TO West
Charleston for leap year ride last
Wednesday evening.
The w. c. t. U. cordially invite all
the ladies of the town to meet with
them next Thursday at 2:3O p. m. at
the home of Mrs. John Clark. Sub
ject: "How the w. @. T. U. looks to
outsiders"
The village schools close this week
making term OF tWenty-siX weeks,
with one week vacation. The pupils
of the grammar grade are preparing
play ''The Country School' to take
the place of an exhibition.
Mr.. Chas. Streeter has moved to his
place in Derby Centre, and Alvah
Merrill has moved from the Virgins
house to the Burt place, thus vacated.
Freeman Blake has rented his farm
and will move his family back to his
village residence.