Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-25


Chas. Foster has moved on to Mrs.
Halls place in Charleston.
There is a great amount Of sickness
in town, and some of the schools are
suspended.
Mrs. Daniel Kilburn expects to go
to New York soon to spend the winter
with her daughter.
VIM. Croft has built an addition to
his house, and expects to build a new
barn another summer.
Derby.
A girl baby at John Kelley's, also a
boy at Francis Blanchard's.
Seven persons united with the M.
E. church in full connection on the
18th inst.
Mr.. A. B. Hopkins has moved his
family to w. Derby. We are sorry to
lose them from our community.
Last Friday A. j. Albee and wife
went to Arlington, N. j., to visit
their son, Elmer. Mrs Daniel Kill
burn accompanied them and will
remain some time.
Levi Derusha has moved from Gov
entry on to the Lyon farm, which he
has recently bought. Ed Derusha
has rented and moved into the house
on the Jewett farm.
Miss Ina Robbins, who has been
teaching in N. H., has returned home.
Miss Emma Wilson is teaching the
school at the upper end of the village
during the sickness of the teacher.
Mrs. Thomas Jenne died at her
home Saturday, Dec. 16. News has
recently been received of the death
of her brother, L. d. Adams, former
resident of IL IS place, lat Rock Rapids,
Iowa.
Last Tuesday Mr.. Almira Green,
one of the Oldest citizens of this
town, died at the home of his son,
Albert Green. The funeral services
were held the house on Tuesday,
Rev. Wilder officiating.
West Derby.
E. w. Smith is home from Barton.
Rev. j. r. Franklin has returned
from Maine.
Levi Gotta has gone to the woods
with men and teams.
Holland Cousens is out again after a
severe fit of sickness.
Our village school takes a vacation
during the holidays.
DIR. Adams moved into his new
house on Main st. Saturday.
Miss Alice Cousins is working for
Mrs. Smith, learning the dressmaker's
trade.
Mrs Isaac Rollins has been with
her mother who is very low with con-
sumption.
Quite delegation from here at
tended the @. E. convention at New
port Center last week.
Elder Cowen of Newport Center
breaches at the F. B. church, Rev. j.
r. Franklin being still absent.
Christmas tree gathering at Frank
Kimball's this evening, also tree and
exercises at the f. 3. church.
Eben Jones, an old time resident,
died last week at his daughters, Mrs.
Lincoln. Funeral at the house to-day.
Geo. Magoon is building a sash and
blind shop on a lot recently bought of
P. S. Robinson on Indian Point st.
Chas. Sawyer is teaching school in
Charleston.-Gertie Parker OF Iras-
burgh is teaching in the Klttridge
district.
Clinton Tucker is in very poor
health.-Miss Gertie Hunt is ill.,
Frank Gardner is in very feeble
health.
Geo. Magoon is building a shop in
the hollow on Indian Point ST. Build
ing continues brisk, despite the cold
weather.
There will be a box sociable at Ma
goon's hall Friday evening. All in
vited Music will be furnished for
promenading.
Two of the Beebe Plain Salvation
Army officers (ladies) held an inter-
esting meeting Tuesday evening, in
Magoon's Hall.
Geo. B. Hopkins father has moved
from the Center into the tenement
over L. Lanes store building, and will
paint for his son.
A young man by the name of Morse
died Of consumption last Monday.
The family have lately moved into
Russell Burt's house.
Isaac Upstone was buried with Ma
sonic honors Wednesday. The floral