Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-14

SHOp anu III running OrOer. MT. hler
is to build store house soon on the
site where the old ones are taken
down.
Derby.
d. G. Stevens now passes out the
mail to the good people of Derby.
The Augustus Adams farm " has
been sold to Mr.. Dunn, brother-in
law of Mrs. Elmer Bates.
The lecture on Persia will be given
by Rev. H. M. Perkins in the Cong.
church Friday evening, Aug. IS.
@. F. Davis and wife, accompanied
by Kate Hopkinson, start about the
middle of this week intent on doing
up Chicago and part Of the great West.
Never have we seen our little town
SO full of summer visitors of which the
families, many relatives and friends
of Edgar and Elmer Silver, the firm
Burdette & Co., form a considerable
element. Many former residents of
Derby with large circles of friends
would be glad to patronize a summer
hotel IN this village.
Glover.
Ladies' Aid will meet next Thurs day
afternoon. All invited.
Elijah Stones carriage was over
thrown and smashed to pieces, the
only occupant, little girl, escaped
serious injuries by good fortune.
The pleasant event of last week was
the marriage of Eugene Anderson and
Mamie Drew. The good wishes of
many friends follow them to their
new home.
The Misses ellison advertise a con-
cert and reading at the Village this
evening. They play the banjo, man.
dolin and violin and render several
fine pieces. We see the press speaks
very fatteringly of them.
A. j. Bean, Byron French and wife,
Hayden Whitney, Mrs. Chandler and
son are visiting friends in this vicini-
ty.-Mrs. Percy Templeton has re-
turned to her home.-Mrs. DIS. Young
has gone to Maine on visit.
West Glover.
Henry Sisco from Sisco, Florida, is
here visiting his father.
Jackson Bean from Chelsea is in
town for couple of weeks visiting
his old home and friends
Chas. Colburn started on Monday
from Manchester, N. H., and
arrived at T. Hastings Tuesday night,
on his bicycle.
Remember the singing convention,
commencing Wednesday evening of
this week and closing Friday evening
Come!
Greensboro.
Cephus Haines has built new house
this season and did most of the work
himself.
MIR. and Mrs. Colby and daughter
from Nashua, N. H., are visiting here
and in Glover.
Frank Pope has bought the Martin
house and is repairing it and will take
possession of it soon.
Geo. Gebbie amputated his toe the
other day, but it was called bad surg
cry and Drs. Dustan and Bailey did
the job over.
The boys who ran into and injured
Mrs. Richie had to pay pretty well
for their whistle when they settled
for it, 800 each.
The folks at the village have raised
some money to lay new sidewalks, but
for some reason the work has not
been completed at this writing.
Mrs. Burpee has sold her house at
5he village to D B. Hunter, and had
an auction sale of personal property
asst week, and will leave town. She
goes, we believe, to N. H.
Geo. e. Stems had valuable COW
killed by lightning, recently.
A little girl of Isaac Hackett's is in
1 critical condition, having had a
oaralytic shock.
Hollis Wheeler of Fitchburgh, Mass,
S in town to cut his grass on his two
farms that he owns here.
A sister of Mr.. Stems from Califor-
MA, who has been visiting him, re-
turns and will visit the great fair. at
Chicago.
On Monday, the 9TH, inst, we had
terrific thunder shower. A tree near
,he pos toffice was struck by lightning,
md a number of telephone posts also.
Fred Kidder starts this afternoon