Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-11-21

Cr1Gchett, VINO dleQ only SNORT Time
since.
Mrs. Asa Woodbury. of Taunton,
Mass, has erected set of tomb ston
es at the graves of her daughters,
Mrs Fred Kimball and Mrs. Silas
Leith. The work was done at Mr..
Mack's works in Hardwick.
A little son of A. B. Pike is quite
sick, also a son of Mr.. Kelley. Mrs.
Bartlett Williams, who has been very
sick with pneumonia, is little better.
Mrs. A. S. Lawrence is quite low
from nervous prostration and, per-
haps, other ailments. Her age makes
her recovery oubtful.-The son of
William Bumps is very seriously ill.
Derby.
A Mr. Gray has moved from Beebe
Plain into Joseph Cushing's tenement
house.
Rufus P. Blake, who has been on the
road all summer, has come home to
spend the winter.
Now that the new drill suits, guns
and military equipments have arrived,
the pupils of the academy will be able
to protect Northern Vermont against
foreign invasion.
Ezra Jewett, one of the early set
tiers in Salem, (now Salem Derby
was taken to the asylum Thursday, on
an order from the probate court. Mr..
Jewett was an honest, Industrious
citizen, laboing hard summer and win
ter till he was stricken with a shock
of paralysis, in Jan. 1890, which result
ed in insanity.
The fall term of Derby academy,
which closed with the usual exami-
nations and exhibition, has been
characterized by thorough and care
full work in the school room, and by
an exceptionally high standard of de-
pertinent on the part of the pupils at
all times. An unusually large number
of the pupils were we'll advanced in
their studies. The friends of the in
stitution have reason to feel very
hopeful in regard to the prospects for
the future of the school.
West Derby.
Fred Niles has sold out his barber
shop to Chas. Tower.
Miss Lizzie Porter has returned
from visiting friends in Mass.
I. G. Blake is putting up an ell to
his place on Main St. and will move
into it as soon as completed.
The Universalist sociable will be
held at the home of Marshall Sias'
evening. All invited.
The masquerade party at Mr.. A. j.
Whites last Monday evening was a
grand success and enjoyed by many.
Mr.. Blodgett's mother, who has
been with relatives in Canada for
some months, has returned to spend
the winter with him.
d. NJ Bisbee has moved from the
Line into his house on Main STA.
r. Wakeman has moved into the
Tucker house.-Mr. Azeltine into the
Kelley house and Mr.. Johnson into
Geo. Livingstone's house.
Glover.
The late high winds did considera-
Bile damage in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Barrows have
gone to Boston on visit.
Fred Randall and wife have hired
out to work for Joseph Dwinell this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Nye are here on
a visit, Mrs. Nye's health Is somewhat
A valuable horse of G. S. Whitney's
got frightened recently, ran and got
hurt so that it had to be killed.
We are pleased to record the sue
cess of Ned Young in Boston. He is
engaged to play the violin in fremont
rheater orchestra.
Albert Grey has moved to Berlin
Ed. Richardson moves to Mr.. Perkins
tenement. e. A. Cook and family
have moved to Newport.
Rev. Levi Wild will preach at the
Cong. church in the village in the
and at West Glover in the
on Sunday next.
All orders for dressmaking and mil
inery promptly attended to by Mrs.
Aldrich at the store formerly occu-
pied by Miss Colburn in Glover viii
Iage.
School in Dist. No. 9 taught by John
A. Kendrick, closed Nov. 18th. Those
having no absent marks were: Chris
tina Calderwood, Auretius, Annie and
Simeon Shields, Raynold and Katie !