Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-21

Derby.
Miss Alice Bushee has returned to
her work in Conn
Mrs. Bert Badger of Wanwatosa,
Wis. is visiting relatives in town.
John Sivwright has obtained mar
riage license and set out the cigars.
Edwin Jenne has bought the old
Fields shop at West Derby for $3.50.
Nixon Morse has exchanged places
with Ralph Kelsey, giving him 5000
boot.
On account of impaired health Geo.
Newcomb and Allie Rogers have re-
turned from Boston.
Wilbur Daley has purchased the
Grover Dodge farm, of B. I'll. and w.
B. Robbins, paying $1100.
A large number of the young people
of this place enjoyed At sleigh ride to
Coventry last Friday evening.
Philip Van DeWater has moved
from the Emera Kingsbury place to
the Derby Line Hotel; Ed. Grow and
wife have moved on to the Kingsbury
place.
West Derby.
Oyster supper at F. B. vestry Thurs
day night. Net receipts $14.OO
Jean Percy has taken the farm of
Scion Jackson for this year.
B. Field shop with machinery, etc.
Levi Gotta is very unfortunate with
horses, having lost two in about three
weeks.
Chas Leavitt has moved his family
from the Shorey house into Pratt's
tenement.
The play "The Country SCHOOL, in
Hall, Friday evening was
very good; receipts over $500.
There are still great many sick
people in town. Aunt Sally Quimby,
80 years old, is very low with pneu-
monia.
Will Young has left his place in the
mill and has rented the old Ham
mond shop, which he will convert
into a carriage shop.
Ezra Darling expects to do a large
business in the early vegetable line
this summer, and has engaged Wal
ter Hauver to run his cart.
Mr.. Hunt of North Troy, who
bought the Henry Raymo place has
moved into Mrs. Adams tenement,
where he will live while he is finish
ing up his house.
The news of the death of John Wig
gins was received Saturday. He
moved from this place to Browning
ton about a year ago. Much sympa-
thy is felt for his wife and two little
children.
Things sold well at the Darling
auction. Mrs. Darling and family
eft town the 10Th. May prosperity
attend them in their new home. The
house here has been let to Mr.. JOS
yn of Bloomington, who will keep
)oarders.
Those who invested in the picture
business with the travelling agents CD
lrOund few weeks since, are now
over loss of money paid.
t is said the rascals carried away
everal hundred dollars from the
owns of Derby and Newport.
CobooIo olOoa1 Lridox tn +ba -,
grade, during the sixteen
weeks, Guy d. Smith had no absent
marks. There has been a great deal
# sickness during the term. Forty
even scholars; average attendance,
hirty- five. Miss E. l.. Robinson,
eacher.
clover.
Mrs. Mary Davis is home.
G. G. Crosby is on the sick list.
Bert Hinckley is repairing his house.
Truman Cook lost a good cow re-
emily.
Mrs. L. B. Wiley has gone to Barre
n visit.
Hiram Mcclellan is visiting his
Mrs. French, in Boston.
John Mcclellan goes about with
mile all over his face,-a new boy
Mrs. Flora Templeton attended the
invention at Craftsbury last week
Mrs. Vance and Fred Gray and wife
ave moved into Mrs. Vance's house
Stone Pond.
Mr.. Shedd has moved from the
oseph Owen farm, east of the vii
.ge, to Albany.
The Mite society will meet with
rs. A. Williams next Friday after