Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-02


his windows, but failed to convict
them. He is liable to catch you next
time, boys.
An unusal opportunity is offered
our people to consult DIR. Martin, the
noted oculist. He will open an office
at Libbey's hotel, Oct. and remain
until Oct. IA. Don't forget the dates.
/ Salem-DerbY.
/ A new babyat lewis Blay's.
Eliza Heath has gone to st. Johns
bury to work.
About forty of the friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. N. SeVerens met at their
house recently in honor of their mar
riage anniversary. A very pleasant
time enjoyed.
Wayne Spencer and John Foster
declare that they saw bear and cub
in the woods near Geo. Vests re-
Gently. Better send them up to Island
Pond; they have a park up there
where they are cultivating bears.
Derby.
Miss Nellie Wiley has gone to South
Carolina, where she is to teach the
coming year.
Mrs. R. @. Drisko of Derry, N. H.
formerly of this place, is visiting
friends in town.
Albert Clark and VIM. Hinkley, a
school friend, spent Sunday at home
from Montpelier.
DIR. Caleb Clark from Holbrook
Mass, has been in town a few days on
his way to Chicago.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Curtis Wiley
and Mrs. Walker were thrown from
their carriage and quite badly injured.
@. F. Davis has sold his merchandise
to Frank Marvin and Harry Wilder.
Mr.. Davis will open a drug store at
Newport.
Mrs. Maplesden has purchased the
Dawson place in this village. = Mr.. /.
w. Abbott has sold his farm to Ed.
Hastings.
Edgar Silver's family, who have
been spending the summer on their
place here, will return this week to
their home in Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Moran will go to
California in few weeks to rem ain a
year or more. Marvin Moran will
carry on the farm during their absence.
West Derby.
0. B. Sias has closed his labors in
Rath1phap1 ond rafurnad bopoa
Mrs. Edith Fairchild has returned
to Manchester and is trimming hats.
Mrs. Lovelett came from Chicago
Saturday. Fred Harvey is home on
visit. sfn rrpa IF 1T d..
@. A. White has moved from the
Burt house into the Farmer Taylor
house.
The Uuiversalist sociable will be
held at P. s. Robinson's next Friday
evening. All invited.
A German carp, weighing eleven
pounds, was caught in Marshall Sias'
fish pond last Wednesday, by Isaac
Rollins. 81
Fred Webster and wife of Newbury
were in town last week. They have
now moved their household goods to
Newbury.
A number of our townspeople start
for the Worlds Fair this week, among
them Mrs. J. A. Lindsay, Miss Lindsay
and Eva Davis.
Harrison Darling has bought the
boarding house of Frank Mitchell and
is moving it. He has to have more
room for his bottling works.
A. R. Wakeman moved last Thurs
day on to farm in Jay.-Ed. Wood
ard has moved from @. E. Green's
tenement into the house with Mr.
Howe.
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Mcclure died Tuesday a. M, af-
ter many weeks of suffering. The
funeral was held Thursday at the Adj
vent church, Elder Mcclure officiat-
ing.
Our sick, as far as known, are now
doing we'll. There are two new cases
of typhoid fever near E. Lanes store,
a Mrs. Cole Ward and child. - A
daugher of Josh. Norris on Clyde
St., is also quite i'll.
Glover.
The Mite society will have a Harvest
Supper and Guess Party at Institute
hall, on Friday evening, Oct 6. All
are cordially invited.
Charles III. Kimball was quite lucky
at the Lyndonville Fair, receiving LIST