Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04


II. n. Stevens, Pardon Allen, little
son of A. B. Pike, A. j. Smith and
family and several others are sick with
the grip.
Fire caught in the J. p. Conner sash
and blind shop, from hot box
one night recently, and only timely
discovery prevented the destruction
of the building.
The MONITOR agent visits this town
to finish up his business for the year,
at No. Craftsbury Wednesday even
ing, at So. Craftsbury, Thursday, and
at E. Craftsbury, Thursday evening,
! Jan. 81.
The failure of Geo. o. Spaulding of
| Glover, who has operated largely in
this town in the purchase of butter
and produce, involves several people
in this town in sums from few dol
lars to nearly 1000. It is reported
that Geo. w. Simpson proposes to see
if Spaulding did not have partner in
the business whom he can hold on his
claim.
East Charleston.
Arthur Chappell has had the mea
sles.
A great many people are sick with
the grip.
Bert Fellows is building a shingle
mill to be run by steam.
l.
N. H., is in town visiting relatives.
Will Wheeler has moved from Is
land Pond to j. S. Sweeney's mill
house; himself and wife are to work
for Sweeney this winter.
r. P. Stevens has been quite sick
for several weeks and still continues
Mass. to help care for her father.
Derby.
Aaron CIRCUITS sick with the measles.
j. w. Erwin remains on the sick list.
Mr.. Hull of Iowa is stopping at Chas.
Lunt's.
L. L. Wiley has an ice boat on Der
by pond.
A new saw is being put into the
shop of A. j. Allbee & Son.
The fellowship meetings were full
of interest and we'll attended.
Miss Mabel Black has been the guest
of Miss Agnes Elder for a few days
past.
The boys had cunning streak New
Years night and placed gates, carriag-
es, etc. on the academy and church
steps.
Derby is still thriving pair
of twins at John Hayes, making him
four children under fifteen months of
age.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
at the reception given by Rev. Mr..
Bushec and wife, last week, for their
children who are spending holidays at
home.
Lell Hall has moved to Holla nd
Justus Wood is occupying the house
he recently built, and the Campbell
boys move into their new house soon
Mrs Myron Adams returned from
Boston, last Thursday, very sick with
the grip.-Three members of Rev.
Wilder's family have the grip; two
have been severely sick.
George Elder went to Boston, last
Friday, to attend Comer's Business
College, Henry Chaffey has obtained
situation in Springfield, Mass, to
which place he will move his family,
March 1st.
The remains of Mrs. Pliny P. Foster
were brought here for burial from
Bolton, P. O., on Tuesday, the 29th.
She passed away on Monday morning
last. She had for many years been
consistent member of the Baptist
church in this place, was very devot-
ed wife and loving mother and a true
and faithful friend. She leaves two
sons and a large circle of friends to
mourn her loss. She was rs years of
age.
West Derby.
Orrin Sias is home from New York.
Mr.. Hackett has moved into the
Moon house.
About half the people in town are
sick with grip.
Miss Carrie Morey has returned
from an extended visit in Mass.
G. S. Magoon has received his APP
pointment as postmaster.
w. @. Lindsay is working in the
MemphremagOg house. as clerk.