Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-28

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J. B. HoIton and A. r. Collins at
tended the gospel meetings at Lyn-
don the past week.
Lena Bennett closed her school at
Bloomfield, Vt, about two weeks ago
and is home for a vacation.
The Y. P. S. g. E. will hold its sec
ond annual meeting Sunday evening,
March %, to which all are invited.
The anniversary exercises will be
used, which will probably be of inter
est to all.
Mrs. Gertrude (Hildreth) Fuller is
in town visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs Webster Bowker is in town
visiting her husbands relatives
Leon Bennett has gone to Hardwick,
VT, to visit his sisters.
Charles Hildreth and wife gave
party for their daughter Una, We'd
nesday evening the %, it being her
eighteenth birthday. A goodly num-
Der of young people attended and re
ported a very pleasant time Miss
Una received from her father the gift
Of handsome gold watch.
East Charleston.
A. j. Gregory has bought of the Ste
vens estate the house in the village
which VIII Chappell vacates.
The Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday
afternoon, March 30, with Mrs. j. I'll.
Wolcott. All are cordially invited.
VIII Chappellshas finished work for
J. S. Sweeney. Henry Allbee takes
his place driving team and moves into
G. E. Blood's house, which Gregory
vacates.
Craftsbury.
S. L. Leavitt is quite sick with pneu
monia
Ira Dutton is improving. Dexter
Sprague is caring for him.
Clarence Woodbury. has moved to
Mark Andrus' house.
Will Tolman is home from Mass. to
remain until after sugaring.
Allen Daniels runs his last years SUI
gar into cakes and sells it at 8 cents
pound.
1t is reported that Frank Glidden
bid off the farm on the place he occu-
pied for about SO, 900.
Mr.. Wilson has taken the Geo. Chase
sugar orchard, and Mr.. Shannon the
Ambrose Chase sugar place.
The auction of DR.. @. A. Bemis and
the big auction on the Glidden place
were we'll attended and property sold
we'll
DIR. O. A. Bemis leaves this town and
goes to Whitman, Mass, where he has
found a pleasant opening and invit-
ing field for the business of his pro-
fession Dr. Bemis has been in prac
tice here for many years, and has al
ways been faithful and slkillful ply
stefan. Himself and family leave a
host of friends, who regret their de-
parture. May best success attend
them.
Derby.
Harry White has finished work for
Mai. circuit.
Mrs Marie Chandler Blanchard of
Boston is visiting in town.
Gary Kilborn has sufficiently recov
cred to move to Holland.
Jed Wilsey is dangerously sick with
pleuro pneumonia. Ethan Allen is
improving.
John Leonard has moved from the
village to Wilbur Dailey's farm, known
as the Dodge place.
Steve Nichols goes to New York
this week Thursday, to engage in the
ice business as usual
A large number of the pupils of the
academy took the teachers examina
ton given at Newport.
Lucius Kingsbury is quite sick.-O.
Gushing is confined on account of a
severe attack of Rheumatism.
Geo. Paro is to work for Maj. circuit |
until May 1, when he goes to the Mar
vim Bros. creamery in Holland for the
season.
Ernest Albee has bargained to ex-
change his residence for Miss Chart
ty Bates farm, two miles east of this
village.
At the spelling school last Friday |
evening, prizes were awarded as fol- /
lows. first, Mary Grout; second, Miss
Fay; third, Ola Shedd; fourth, Kate
Bishop. The last four went down on
ycleped.
West Derby.
Miss Tn, mo hoe ratuyrn6