Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-17

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now much better. Mrs. A. Pad lock
is visiting in Canada.
Derby.
Mrs. Alice Newcomb is stopping at
Newport for the present.
A five-year- old son of Geo. Norris
was recently kicked by horse.
Chester Carpenter is rebuilding the
fume to his grist- mill, using granite.
Mrs. John Lynch has sold her farm
to her son-in- law, Mr.. Jones of Wheel
ock.
Henry Gilbert has purchased farm
in Glover and will remove there this
week.
E. w. Clark and wife, also VIM. r.
Daley are visiting in Boston and vi
entity.
Paul Normandin and family have re-
turned from their visit to Boston; Mrs
Bushee has also returned.
Rev. Wilder was in Montpelier last
week attending the mid-year examin-
alton. of the Vermont Methodist
Seminary.
The Sunday school convention held
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week
is said to have been one of the most
profitable ever held.
Joseph Papineau, who has been in
the employ of @. K. Bates the past
summer had severe attack of hem
orrhage last Monday.
d. G. Stevens has purchased store
at Island Pond and will move his bust
ness to that place at once. Mr.. Ste
vens will be missed in the community
very much.-Martin Smith has moved
to Island Pond, leaving some mourn
ers.-Marshal Wilson has moved back
to Charleston.
There will be a public gathering of
the pupils and people of the town at
the Center, Friday, Oct. 81, at o'clock
p. M, to celebrate The Discovery of
America. Good music and appro-
pirate exercises. The State Supt. of
education and other noted speakers
from abroad are to be present.
West Derby.
Mrs. Nellie Brainard of E. Charleston
is canvassing the town for book.
Mrs. A. j. White entertained her
S. S. class of young men at her ele-
CANT home Saturday afternoon.
Orrin Magoon had his foot taken off
just above the ankle, gangrene hav-
ing set in. He is doing well at this
writing.-Uriah Norton is gaining.
Freeman Blake has completed his
two story tenement house on Main
st. His own family and that of Marcus
Glover are moving in. = III. S. Mott
moved into his new house at Indian
Point ST., Thursday.
Charles Folsom is building a house.
his barn being nearly completed.-Ed
Sias is finishing his new house on Elm
St.-The Cade house on Maple st. is
approaching completion. Tenements
all engaged and many calls for more
is the report.
Ezra Dawson passed away last Mon
day morning at the age of 90 years,
leaving a record of true Christian
life and happy death. A day or two
before his death his pastor, Rev. A.
L. Cooper, had the Lords supper COM
at Mr.. Davison's request,
members of four denominations par
taking with him, thus IMPLYING the
union of all Christians in heaven.
Funeral services, attended by large
were held at HI. ID. Davison's,
Wednesday.
Glover.
L. A. Pratt is reshingling his house.
Ned Young has gone to Boston to
pursue his musical studies.
Mrs. Geo. Gile Of Littleton spent
asst week here, visiting among friends.
w. McNeal has rented a tenement
Of Charles Crosby and taken posses
sion
We learn of the death of Isaac Da-
mon, in Canada. He was a former
of this town.
The Earnest Workers will furnish
dinners at the Methodist vestry on
Friday for those attending the cele-
0ration at Institute hall.
The members of the Epworth
League will hold social meetings this
week at the So. Hill school house,
Tuesday evening, and at the Wright
'chool-house, w. Glover, Friday ev-
sning.
Columbus day will be observed with
exercises at the Institute /
building, conducted by Mason Post.
The exercises will begin at $3.50, the /