Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-07

Mrs. Jennie Herbert has gone to Boil
ton Springs for her health. - VIM
Tibbetts and his father have gone tc
Burlington on visit.
Craftsbury.
Burt Taylor has been taken to Wa
terbury.
The sash and blind shop has been
painted, M. G. Dunbar is doing the
work.
z. r. Leonard, j. @. Allen and Ed
ward Allen and families are camping
at Hosmer pond.
VIM. Knox, who has been in Burling-
ton the past year, is now stopping at
the Orleans House.
Mr. Graham, who has been in town
of late, has returned to N. Y.-Mrs.
j. w. Campbell of Burke and Miss
Hattie Spalding are among recent
visitors in town.
A. Paddock and family and Miss
Abbie Pike are camping at Caspian
r. @. Noodle and family,
Will Dustan and Henry Cowles have
gone to Stowe to camp for two weeks.
Derby.
Hon. John Mitchell of Concord, N.
H., is visiting his father.
Albert Green was badly bruised one
day last week by falling from a high
scaffold,
John Hay has broken ground for his
store between E. Lanes store and the
Cong. parsonage.
Rev. I'll. M. Perkins will deliver a
lecture at the Cong. church on the
evening of Aug. II; subject, "Persia".
G. o. Silver and family have re-
turned from Chicago. Maj. Grout and
wife are spending month at and in
the vicinity of the "White City"
Rev. Spencer, formerly pastor of
the M. E. church of Derby, will deliv-
an address at the Nj. E. church next
Friday evening on Christian Educa-
ton.
!" est Derby.
Baptism at Advent church yester-
day.
Charles Pearson has moved into
rooms over the Elisha Lane store.
Mrs. Clinton Tucker has a family of
seven from Chicopee, Mass, boarding
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Hadley is having extensive re-
pairs made on her house. Charles
Nc lure is building on Indian PIT. St.,
about opposite his own home.-Mr.
Vaughen has commenced a house
next to the Advent church.
Tuesday, the End, there were three
deaths in town. A child in the family
living in the Bean house on Causeway
street, an infant of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Mckenzie in the Blake, house and
Oannie Worth, s years of age, third
ION of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Worth, on
Main st.
Glover.
The w. @. t. U. will meet with Mrs.
Martin Abbott next Tuesday.
2 Frank Mcclellan has sold his farm to
hrs. II. M. Percival and gives posses
ion soon.
The campers at Stone Pond have
'roken camp and returned to their
everal homes.
w. E. Randall and daughter, Lena,
we're here last week for a short visit.
.ena remains during her vacation.
We had the pleasure of spending
i've days with the Phillips Bros. on their
arm recently, which was largely en-
Dyed by us. There are three genera
ions living there now, Uncle Samuel |
nd Aunt Janette, as they are familiar
Y called; Alonzo and Franklin and
heir children, all living in perfect har
nony with each other. Mr.. Phillips |
nd wife, the eldest, are in the 83rd |
nd 81st years of their age respective
Y, hale and hearty, able to perform
ute an amount of work daily; they
we're both born in this town, he on |
he farm adjoining where he now
ives. Alonzo and Franklin, who run
he farm are model farmers in every
ense of the word. Their dairy of |
fteen COWS, from which they sell |
7eekly $26 worth of butter, besides
IMPLYING their families of ten persons
With butter and milk, probably can
OF be beaten by any dairy in this
icinity. Then their sheep which
ave drawn so many prizes are really
7orth seeing. We measured some of
ne wool which was sixteen inches in
'ngth. They have a large flock of
ems, from which they have sold since
LSt January 2R4 dozen of eggs besides |