Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-30
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Mrs. E. n. Nelson is in Boston this
week to purchase goods.
A roller skating rink will be opened
in the town hall November 1st.
S. r. Lathe and wife are visiting
| friends at Lowell and Taunton, Mass.
G. K. Goodrich has taken a large
numbering job of Stevens & Graham.
| @. B. Silver has moved to Collins
vile. = Alva Teachou6 OF Hardwick
is moving into town.
Mrs. A. B. Pike is better. = Henry
Hoyt is on the sick list. : Mrs. Frank
Templeton is hard sick.
Howard Woodbury. has been here
visiting. : Charles Norton of BGrling-
ton is stopping at A. Paddock's.
Derby.
Services have been resumed at the
Baptist church, which has been thor
oughly repaired and tastefully furn-
ished.
Rev. r. G. Drisl1o Of Derry, n. H.,
who has just returned from Chicago,
is in town.-Mrs. Matte (Spear) Gould
is visiting here.
Fred Bodette has moved into the
Grin Kelley tenement house with
David Wright, who will go to No.
Stratford, n. Fl.
Among the pleasant events of the
week was the advent of girl babies
into the homes Of Edwin Jenne and
Edmund Ingalls,.
John z. Kelley has been appointed
Deputy Inspector of Customs with an
assignment at Island Pond, where he
will move his family.
Prof. B. ". Murch, who is former
principal OF Derby academy, is now
at the head of the largest public
school in Washington, D. @.
DR.. Fl. D. Martin, oculist, ~ill open
an office at Derby Line hotel Nov. 6,
remaining until Nov. 13. Dr. Martin
is having a large business in this
county and is deserving of the promi-
nent reputation that he has gained.
West Derby.
Lewis Davis has received an in
crease of pension.
The only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
Ward died last Tuesday.
Mrs. Dora Marsten is working in
Blake's restaurant at Newport.
Elder Millikin, a former pastor,
preached in the F. B. church last ev-
ening.
Carl Grimes and wife, and Mrs. A.
j. White aud party returned safely
from Chicago Friday night.
Mrs. Franklin supplied the F.B. pull
pit yesterday, her husband being alb
sent attending Quarterly Meeting.
Bert Wilder is better. Mrs.
Joshua Norris had a shock Saturday.
Mrs. Charlie Folsom, last week,
stepped on a wire nail, it going
through the foot, and making pain
full wound.
DR." Ainsworth has gone up into
the pulp mill neighborhood to live
Geo. Geer has moved back into Mrs.
Laura Adams house.
Glover.
Mary Gilmour is sick.
B. w. Colby from Sherbrooke, @. E.,
is visiting in town.
John Mathie has rented W.. N. AL
drich's farm and will take possession
at once.
S. B. French has newly shingled his
residence. Fixing up for winter is
the order of the day.
R. E French has returned from Bos-
ton.-Mrs. O. e. Prindle is home from
market with new goods.
Joseph King has sold his farm to
Ell. Allen Of Coventry, and gives pos
session the middle of Nov.
Mrs. NJ. @. Davis has gone to
Barton to care for Mrs. D. j. Dwinell,
who is very i'll at the present writing
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Patterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Armour Anderson have
gone to Boston.-The party that went
to Chicago have returned home.
The Earnest Workers will hold their
next meeting at the parsonage, with
Mrs. j. Mcdonald, Wednesday after
noon and evening, Nov. 1st. All cor
daily invited.
West Glover.
A. S. Clark is putting up sugar
house Is 40 feet.
Matthew Nesbit, John Borland and
his son, CLARK, went to the Worlds