Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-11-27

risen for prayers. The meetings viii
continue through this week, Rev. A. J.
Cameron having charge OF the serv-
ices.
Craftsbury.
Thomas Cochran is at work for J. It.
Uric.
Eugene Fay and Chester Hines of
Hardwick spent the Sabbath i'm town,
Harry Sulloway, a youth of IL yrs.
weighing $50 pounds, who attends
school here, is physically and mental
ly we'll.
Derby.
A good number of N towns people
attended the lecture at Newport bv
Hon. Geo. R. Winding, and all felt
well repaid for going.
The families of John and VIM. Hol1
brook have returned from Boston,
The people of this village welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holbrook.
Fred b. Blodgett is visiting in town.
ALBERT Clark is at home from Mont1
pelier for a vacation.-Misses Carried
Miller and Ella Taylor, who have been|
visiting in Boston, have returned
home.
The fall term of the academy closed
Friday evening with a literary and
musical entertainment which was en-
joyed by a large audience. The reci-
tations were good and the vocal mu-'
sic excellent. The past term has been|
one of unusual profit and Interest,"
In the present faculty the patrons'
and officers of the school have realized
their highest expectations.
West Derby.
Holland Cousens is very sick with
bilious fever.
Milo Willard and Mrs. w. Litchaeld
are building barns.
Mrs. Amanda Mooney has closed
her house and returned to Boston.
Richmond Lindsay is going TO Bar
net to take charge of a hotel there.
The F. b. and Advent societies havd
decided not to have Christmas trees
this year.
Our village schools commence Mon
day Dec. 4th, with the same corps OF
teachers.
Carr and Martin are TO move into
their new store in Taylor's block, Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Franklin and her
three children go today TO her fathers
Danville, for two weeks.
Quincy Magoon has moved intd
Miller's tenement and has
rented the wheelwright shop.
p. S. Robinson is still busy buildlng
low on School st. His new block on
st. is nearly completed.
Ida Clark is yet critically i'll. - Mrs
aushow is some better. - Mary Web
ter has typhoid fever.
w. M. Twombly has newly painted
lis house. John Nelson has brough
water into his house and made Other
improvements.
One of the stores i'm Robinson,s and
Bishops new block is to be opened
his week. IL is TO be stocked with 8
o and % cents counters.
Elder Chas. Mcclure and daughteI
etured Saturday, after a long absence
Harvey Cousens has also returned
rom New York. Mrs. VIM. Hadley
las returned from Boston where she
las been visiting her sister.
Dexter Manning has moved from
he Brady house into Alfred Taylor
on the lake road. Ora Field
nto Chappell's house on Clyde ST.
has moved from School st. intd
he Bodwell house on Maple st.
The schools in the village closed FOL
two weeks vacation. The pupils id
he intermediate room who had nd
or absent marks were Birdie
freene, Bernice Rowell, Bertha Ma
DON, Annie C~ousens, Eva Hitchcock
ioldie Dawson, Harry Mott, Allie Der
y, Harley Dutton and Ralph Mosherl
The West Derby builders are no
by the cold weather. Twd
ouses were commenced last week OF
,chool st. - Frank Mitchell's and Dr
new houses are near compile
ion. - Mr.. Root is building an add
ion to his house. - Mr.. Spencer ha
improved his place by adding veran
as. - Chas. Nc Clure has commenced
house on School St. One house eacl
is apparently his stint. He
hard working man, a good man and
ding honest work.
Hover.
Joseph DWinell has moved back q