Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-07-17

of Greenville, Me-, and Miss Alice
Jenne of Newbury, VT.
G. A. Andrews A. M, of Ashland
Mass, who has had ten years of sue
cessful experience as manager and
teacher in important institutions, has
been secured for the principalship of
Derby Academy. Mr.. Andrews was
recommended for the position by in
dividuals thoroughly acquainted with
him and his work, and deeply inter
ested in the prosperity of the Acad
envy.
West Derby.
G. S. Magoon has returned to Man
chester
The international saw mill is to be
Immediately rebuilt.
The canning factory have out big
sign and are ready for business.
The annual Sunday School picnic
will be trip down the lake, Thursday
July ~.
The new cottage on Lindsay's Beach
..
expect to move in this week.
Rev. J. Heath, evangelist, who has
been in Dickinson, N. Y. for some
time, spent yesterday in town.
Bev. j. r. Franklin preached yes
terday at West Charleston. J. Bailey
Holton occupied the pulpit here.
"a 80 G.,
the next quarter are T. Doneghy,
Pres; Mrs. S. E. Grow, Vice Pres;
Halter Walter, Sec. and Treas; Mrs.
L. M. Franklin Cor Sec.
VIM. Corey, the boat builder, has a
large class of young men in the F. B.
Sabbath School. On Friday the 14th,
he gave them and their lady guests
most enjoyable picnic across the lake
from the Mountain House.
Mrs. Lewis Fish is home from Chi
cago where she spent the winter. :
Sheridan Bisbee of Boston is spending
his vacation with relatives in Derby.
Leslie Magoon, who has been in
Boston for the past year is spending
his vacation at home.
The funeral of Mrs. Lizzie Boynton
was held at her late home Tuesday at
10 a. m. A large number of mourning
friends were present. The floral offer
ings were many and beautiful. Her
brothers and sisters were present
from Boston and vicinity. One sister,
Dc
with Mr.. Boynton and son.
Mrs. Lucy Rollins has been called to
Hardwick by the dangerous illness of
her mother. = Lloyd Sails has decided
to remain in Boston for the present
@. M. Sawyer returned to his work in
Calais this morning and III. ID. Dayi-
son to Franklin Co. = Mrs. Ella Pres
ton and her son Arthur intend going
to Manchester, N. I'll. the last of the
week. - Mrs. Lewis Fish has returned
from Chicago.
Glover.
Mrs. F. E. Dwinell and children are
visiting at J. E. Dwinell's.
The Ladies' Aid will meet next
Thursday afternoon. All invited.
Mrs. Drew, a sister of Mrs. G. Law
renee, had the misfortune to break
her ankle the past week.
Rev. F. Grimes preached an inter
esting discourse yesterday at Cong.
church. 1t is expected he will remain
here for the present.
School in the Parish district closed
June 80. Those pupils having no alb
sent marks during the term of eight
weeks were Clinton D. Cook, Perley
Dexter, Burleigh Sherburne, Carl Will
son, Milo Wilson. Burleigh Sherburne
had the largest number of head marks
in the A spelling class, Milo Wilson in
the B class.
Timothy Lyman ST., and wife, Ruby
(Beach) Lyman, moved from North
field, Mass, in 1904 and settled in the
north part of the town. His purchase
was a lot and half of land, making
$40 acres of as choice land as there
was in town. He was man of means
for those days. He first erected log
house, built a frame barn, and COM
clearing land: he cleared up
a large farm, employed lots of help
and became independent. He raised
a surplus of farm produce to sell and
anyone who was willing to work could
have his wants supplied, and the poor
and needy, were never turned away
empty. He died in 1886. He went
out in the morning to SOW some grain
and after sowing it returned to the