Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-01-23

ely place to Calvin Gardeners house or
Indian Point.
Rev. John Magoon, brother of G. s.
Magoon, preached at the Baptis
church yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Henry Bradley next Thursday after
noon and evening.
! Orrin Magoon, who has been con-
fined in the house for SO many weeks,
took his first ride Saturday.
Miss Hattie Waite is visiting her
uncle, @. P. Fuller.-Tim. Hinman of
Boston is visiting relatives and old
friends in Derby.
! Mr.. Rodney Derrick has broken up
j housekeeping and boards with his
nephew, Floyd Martin. His two little
girls are with their aunt.
Horace Hancock has sold lot be-
tween his place and Mrs. Bradley's to
Alfred Taylor. Mr.. Taylor intends to
put up block in the Spring.
Geo. Stevens, who received an in
jury to his eye about Christmas time,
loses the sight of the eye, and is suf-
fering with inflammation in the other.
L. P. Carr is doing we'll in his new
store and is well liked by his custom
ers. Mrs. Carr and children moved
to their new home last week.
The L. L. A. of this place have en-
gagged j. @. Cattanach, well known
as lecturer, to lecture Friday eve,
Jan. 81, at F. B. church. Let there be
a good attendance.
Glover.
Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone are visiting at
Mr.. Burke's. Isabelle Kinney is in
town.
Gabriel Patterson, of the south part
of the town, recently suffered the
fracture of several ribs and is laid up
for repairs.
The father and friends of the young
man who was represented to have
procured liquor under false pretenses,
etc., in the last issue of the MONITOR,
feels that the informant was mistaken
as to the matter of facts, and that the
boy was unjustly censured.
On Wednesday last Mr.. Harvey
Skinner and his wife both died, and
that within very brief time. They
were aged people and both were sick
with heart disease or other chronic
trouble and had been failing for some
time. Mr.. Skinner died, but the fact
was not made known to his wife, who
passed quietly away. They were re-
spected people and had been residents
of the town for many years. They
were living with their son,P. III. Skin
ner. The funeral was held on Satur-
day, Revs. Mcdonald and Smith con-
Quoting the solemn services. The
sympathy of the community is extend
ed to the friends.
West Glover.
Mrs. Taplin from Greensboro, is
here caring for Mrs. A. Skinner.
VIM. Findlay and family from
Omaha, are here visiting their old
home and friends.
Will Aldrich, from the East village,
has rented tenement of S. M. Skin
ner and will soon move here.
Mr.. H. Lewis has his new house
nearly completed.-Burt Lewis moves
into the house with his father.
Holland.
Simon Marsh, for some time sick, is
lumber woods sick.
Eugene Boothman has returned to
N. HI. = Susie Hall has returned from
Tufts College. = Joseph Jacobs, cook
for Stephen Trucutt, has returned
home.
Irasburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Beauclerk have
gone TO Montreal for about ten days.
Chauncey Miles has bought the Will
lard Sylvester, farm and expects to
move there soon.
Ladies' of the lie. church will meet
at the parsonage, Friday, Jan. 27. Pic
mic dinner. Cordial invitation TO all.
We understand that petitions in ia
vor of three different parties are be-
ing circulated, praying the powers
that are to be after March A, for the
of postmaster. The field
is still open for additional contestants.
Jay.
Walter Elliott and Winnie Jewell are
married.
A pleasant gathering at the M. E.