Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-16

Mrs. Orrin Magoon is worse again.
She has suffered much for six years.
j. A. Gray of Morgan purchased a
lot on Ell m street and will build on it.
Rev. F. G. Priest breaches in the
Chapel next Sunday. Ice cream at
the Chapel Saturday eve.
Mrs Geo. Prue and family have
gone to her mothers in Canada, on
account of her poor health.
Mrs. Winnie Fuller has taken her
child to a Montreal hospital for treat
ment, its eyes being very bad.
A. NJ Page has rented the Murphy
house, and Isaac Cousins of Canada
has moved into one of the GreeneIten-
ements.
Clinton Tucker has sold his build
ings on Elm St. to his father, John
Tucker. Possession given the 18TH
John Bailey has moved into the
Leach house.-Henry Raymo has NOV
ed into his new house.
Rev. Mr. Mason Of Lyndon Center
preached here May in exchange
with Rev. j. r. Franklin. After an
able sermon, he made an appeal for
funds to repair the F. B. church, and
raised 1927 in a short time.
Miss Elizabeth U. Yates of Maine is
expected to lecture here before long.
She is a licensed preacher of the
Methodist church, returned mission
airy from China, white ribboner, and
withal, forcible, fascinating speaker.
James Upstone has moved into one
of the G. Z. Green tenements, Woos-
ter Rogers into the Field house, near
E. Lanes store, Mrs. Doane into the
house she lately purchased of Geo.
Nye on Elm st. She is having cham
bers finished, and other repairs.
Jack Murphy and family haye gone
to Manchester n. H., to live.-Clinton
Tucker went to Manchester, N. III.
last Wednesday; his wife and child
will stop for short time with broth
er and sister here, and then go to
Northampton, Mass. They will be
long missed by their many friends
here.
Derby.
Marion Moran has moved into C. A.
Doody's tenement.
At the village meeting last Friday
night a tax of cts. on the dollar was
voted for lighting streets and repair
ing sidewalks.
1t being Harry's 18th birthday, a
large number Of young people were
invited to spend the evening of May
IA at w. S. Robbins.
Rev. Johnson is repairing the Dan
iel Chandler house, into which his
parents and aunt, who now live at Bar
ton Landing, will soon move.
James Palmer is in very critical /
condition of health.
Edgar Morse of Charleston has taken /
the III. B. Crandall farm.
Flora Stoddard of E. Charleston /
teaches in the Crandall district; John .
Barnard in the Croft district and Ger
tie Robbins in the Lyon district.
Henry Johnson, soldier in the late
war and pensioner, died of heart dis
ease on the 9th inst. He left his home }
to go to West Charleston on foot, and
while near the Daniel Kilburn place,
fell dead in the road. He leaves a
wife and three children.
Glover.
D.S.Young is painting his buildings.
Elijah Stone, on account OF poor
health, has left farming and is on the
road selling spring tooth harrows
Amy Blodgett is home from Man
chester to spend the summer-Hay-
len Whitney is home for vacation
There is to be a meeting on South
Hill in the school house May %, in the
evening, conducted by Rev Mr..
Smith.
d. S. Rogers is in town spending
lis vacation. He has a situation in
jhe Margaret Pillsbury hospital in
Concord, N. II.
Clara McFarlane teaches school in
district No. 13; Nellie Osgood on
south Hill; Cora Sherburne in the
Parish district.
The Mite Society will meet with
Mrs. Martin Abbott next Friday af-
ernoon. All are cordially invited.
Gentlemen invited to tea.
We learn of the sudden death of
hrs. Hartford p. Woodland, formerly
# this town. Her remains were taken
o Montgomery for burial.
The Earnest Workers will hold their
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