Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-05
in the Nye district in Salem Derby.

Fl. G. Cleveland has been in Boston
the past week.
Leslie Phelps and wife spent the
Sabbath with their parents here.
Luther Guild has gone to Mortified,
to attend a family reunion in honor of
his fathers birthday.
Al Smith and his daughter, Efie,
have gone to Whitefeld,N H., to Wis
it Mr.. Smiths mother.
Bernice Hancock, son of A. B. Han
cock, got his foot caught in thresh-
ing machine last Friday and jammed
it terribly.
Craftsburv.
A. Ell. Udall has finished work at
HardWick.
A. r. Pike and wife have returned
to Irasburgh.
Amory Dawson is building an ad-
dition to his large barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Colburn buried
their only child, Dec. 1.
! The remains of Bessie Boynton from
the West were brought here for burial
Nov. 80.
Emma Dorman had tumor remov-
ed from her shoulder by Drs. Johnson
and Hall of Morrisville.
Derby.
On Wednesday of this week Miss
Mae Wilder goes to Boston to con-
tinue her study of music.
Every two weeks the students of
Derby academy are to hold lyceum,
and on the alternating weeks to have
recitations and compositions.
Last week was a week of auctions,
there being four in this vicinity dur
ing that time. Most stock and pro-
duce sold well, hay bringing as high
as s11.OO per ton.
Rev. Chas. Gould is home from
Newton Theological Seminary, on
vacation for the benefit of his health.
Daniel Davis is spending few days
with his family.-Frank Holt of Bos
town.
West Derby.
A new baby at j. A. Donehue's.
Miss Nettie Bradley is visiting at
her uncle's, M. III. Bradley.
A sociable next Saturday evening
at Geo. Danes, to which all are invited.
ID. M. Bisbee has gone in company
with P. S. Robinson in the grocery
business.
The w. @. T. U. will meet on Thurs
day at 2:30 p. M, with Mrs. Emma E.
Sawyer. All invited.
Marian Morse is still very danger
ously i'll. = Orrin Magoon gains very
slowly, being still confined to the bed.
Mrs. Chas. Magoon and Grace came
home Saturday from Montreal, where
Grace has been taking lessons in
music.
There will be a Christmas tree at
the F. B. church this year, and free
supper for the school which numbers
over one hundred fifty members.
P G. Tarbox' barn is we'll und err
way. = j. F. Grey is building the bay
window of his house.-The Al White
tenement house on Indian Point St.,
is progressing finely.
Miss Mabel Lindsay commences
school to-day in the Kittridge Dist
Miss Ina Campbell commences anoth- |
er term of school in the Lane Dist. to-
day. She is very well liked by pupils
and parents. She is a graduate of
Johnson Normal school.
Glover.
A E. Leonard has returned home
from Chicago.
We learn. of the severe illness of |
Rev. A. Smith in Boston.
The w. @. T. U. meet with Mrs. M.
Abbott Dec. 6. All invited.
Walter FL. Phillips has the liquor
agency for the ensuing year.
J. @. Mcclellan and wife have return
ed home from an extended visit West. |
G. A. Barrows has secured the SER
vices of A. Anderson as clerk in his
store the ensuing year.
@. A. Davis is home from Dartmouth
and teaches the winter term of the
grammar school at Barton.
Aaron Sargent has closed up his
shilling oil business and moved to his
newly purchased home in the village.
On Nov. %, between seventy and
eighty of the relatives and friends of
Mr.. Samuel Phillips and wife made
them surprise visit to remind them
that it was the fiftieth anniversary of