Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-30

OI1uS your pOuuuS.
Mr.. Babcock of New York is stop
ping at his brotheri in laws, III. Z.
Black. He is in very poor state of
health, and it took him a week to
make the journey from New York.
Nora, wife of Every Corrow, whose
illness was mentioned last week, died
on Thursday night. Mrs. Corrow's
death was peculiarly sad. She had only
been married four months. She was
one of those quiet, amiable women
that every one loved. She was the
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel p.
Gray. Her funeral was held on Sat
urday, a large number of relatives
and friends being present, showing
the high esteem in which she was held
in this community. The floral decora-
tons were many and beautiful, the
gifts Of friends and the Kings Daugh
tiers. Rev. M. S. Eddy officiated. Mr..
Corrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray have the
sympathy Of all.
Craftsbury.
DR.. Dillingham; has rented the Wood
bury house and moved into it.
Perley Bruce has greatly improved
his premises by building new fence
to his lot.
Mr.. James Anderson's little boy,
Clyde, is improving in health to the
surprise of physicians and the joy of
his parents.
The people at the Common have
made great preparations for Memo
rial Day John Burke of Lowell, Mass,
delivers the address.
Derby.
The grand list of Derby is SIS, 100, an
increase of over $500 since last year.
The Boys Concert Band of Derby
Center play at Newport Center Me-
mortal day.
Maj. Circuit and family went to Lun-
enburgh last week, where he delivers
an address to-day.
Francis Blanchard has hired the Fe-
Tx Rock farm, and will move on to it
as soon as his health will permit.
Chas. Hayes has changed his pro-
gramme and decided not to leave town.
Charles is level-headed on second
thought.
Arthur Baxter and wife have return
ed to their home in Geeeuville, Me.
Emma Daley went with them to spend
the summer.
SaIem-Derby.
Frank Dryer has left his place in
Charleston and moved back to his
farm here.
r. P. Blake is on the road canvass
ing Mr. Luther does the work on his
farm.
1t is not profitable to break the Sab
bath and NEEDLE with what does not
belong to you.
James Palmer died on Monday, the
10th; his remains were taken to Hol
land for interment on Wednesday.
West Derby.
DR.. Bogue is having improvements
made about his house.
Little Maud Grow came near being
drowned in the river recently.
Don't forget the quarterly meeting
of the f. B. church next Saturday and
Sunday.
Clothes-line thieves are about. Some
other locality might be healthier for
them now.
Almon Hurlbert was taken very
suddenly i'll Saturday, and it is feared
he will MOREOVER.
The pupils of the high school had
Memorial exercises on the school
grounds this morning.
Katie Doneghy is i'll, = Mrs. Ellen
Fairchild is recovering. - Mrs. Orrin
Magoon is about the same.
Alfred Taylor and wife are house
keeping in the Marshall Sias house,
and Mr. Sias boards with them.
Fred Porter, jun, has moved into
the Dawson tenement on School st.
Ed. Woodland has rented the house
where Mr.. Porter lived
The annual session of the Wheelock
Quarterly meeting of Free Baptist
churches will be held at West Derby
June Sd to 9TH, and an interesting pro-
gram has been prepared. Among
the active participants are Rev. A. L.
Davis and Rev. M. Atwood of ST.
Johnsbury, Rev. f. A. Palmer of n.
Danville, Rev. John Mason and Ruez
FL. Rice of Lyndon Center, Rev. and
M. Buker of Wheelock. Ample enter
tainment for delegates and visiting
brethren.