Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-11-06

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held at the house Wednesday, Revs.
Cooper and Wilder officiating.
West Derby.
Jim Webster is building barn.
An infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bronson died last week.
Miss Ida Clark is i'll with typhoid
fever.-Bert Webster is convalescent.
Lloyd Sails is in town. Report says
he is to open dry goods store in
Magoon's block.
Miss Carrie Davis has a writing
school three nights in week in the
school building.
Mrs. Julia Lindsay and Miss Addie
have moved to Newport and will
spend the winter at the Arlington.
Fred Harvey has opened a barber
shop in Taylor's new block, and will
give as clean a shave as any one in
the county.
Walter NJ. Lindsay, who has been
clerking in one of Chicago's large
hotels during the Fair, returned last
Saturday night.
Some of our roads are in very bad
shape, especially from the pulp mill
toward Newport. Where is our road
commissioner?
Mrs. Dean Fuller is home from Chi
cago.-Miss George White is home
after spending some weeks with sis
ter at West Farnham.
Clinton Tucker has returned from
P. Q.-Mrs. u. A. Clark is home from
Franklin.-Mrs. L. p. Carr has gone
to Lyndonville to visit friends.
Rev. A. III. Milliken, former past
or, and wife, have been spending
number of days with friends in town.
He preached at the Baptist church
Sunday morning.
A Mr.. Record has moved into Gin
ton fuckers house upstairs.-M
Wealthy Litchfield and son, Scott, are
nicely settled in their new home on
Indian Point st.
G. w. Munson's little girl died very
Wednesday afternoon. Ser
vices were held at the house Friday.
The family have the sympathy of
their many friends.
Fred Porter, Jr., has moved from
the Glines place on the Lake road to
the Lindsay farm. F. Haywood has
m 1ved to the house thus vacated
Chas. Tower has moved his family to
Rochester, VT, where they formerly
ived. ~ n
s alem-Dcrby.
F. r. Foster and wife from Bolton,
P. O., visited among us the past week.
Arthur Sawyer, who has bought the
farm, has commenced
work and improvements on it.
Charles Foster expects to leave his
place soon and r. II. Barnard, who
OWLS the place, is to take possession
This fall.
Glover. .,,.f
Frank Mcclellan has bought a farm
N Lyndon. Sorry to have them leave /
5own.
Mrs. Hugh Carr of Manchester, n.
H., is in town, also Mr.. and Mrs. J. /
1oyt and daughter.
L. L. Drew has moved from w. AL |
lrich's farm to the residence of John .
Mathie in this village.
w. @. 7. U. meets at j. e. Dwinell's
Nov. IA. Essay by Mrs. T. Abbott;
subject, "Social Purity"
The Ladies' Aid Society meets next
afternoon; chicken pie cup
Der will be served from till O'Clock.
Jobweb party in the evening. Adj
mission Is cents.
West Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith have been
pending few days in Morgan.
Ada King goes to Barton TO learn
lress making of Miss S. @. Colburn.
Mrs. David Calderwood is very
poorly; DR.. Bailey pronounces it heart
rouble.
We regret to learn that comrade
Dodge of Barre, formerly of this place,
S very i'll with typhoid pneumonia.
Lennie Beach got her finger caught
n the wheel of a Delaval separator
he other day; fortunately there was
,nly a small part of the finger clipped
IF.
E. r. Cook and family and Mrs. Bor-
and are home from their visit to the
Worlds Fair and western visits, claim
ng-to. be well pleased with the far