Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-03-12

Miss Ina Campbell is assistant pre-
ceptress in the academy.
Willie Kilborn ha, hired his brother.
Parker, for the coming season.
Collin Lorimer has purchased the
Thomas JENNIE farm for about $4,000.
Miss Helen Allbee of st. J~ohnsbury
is visiting friends in this place.-H.
E. Thayer. spent a few days in town
last week.
Mrs. Camp is very sick with ty-
phoid pneumonia. Mrs. Pease and
Mrs. Jennie Wheeler of Burlington
are here caring for her.
The Opera, 1892, was rendered by
the pupils of Derby academy last Fri
day night. The audience was good
and all seemed pleased with the en-
tertainment.
Rev. Addison Lorimer, who has
been to India as a missionary, was in
town last week. Rev. Lorimer was
obliged to return from India on ac-
count of his wife's health.
West Derby.
The mild weather so far this month
is phenomenal. Full blown pansies
were picked in Mrs. Marsten's door
yard the 9TH.
At town meeting, d. M. Bisbee of
this place was elected one of the
school directors.
Miss Gertie Fuller of Charleston is
stopping at Mrs. Smiths learning the
dress-maker's trade.
Miss Ida Bergoine was in town last
week visiting her aunt, Mrs. Moody
Kimball. She has been in Portland.
Me-, during the winter studying music.
V. @. Bogue is again very low with
heart disease. - Marshall Sias and
Mrs. Hadley are quite sick. - Mr..
Drew and Mrs. Whitney are gaining.
j. F. Grey has received an increase
OF pension with some back pay. His
friends are very glad for him as he
needed it badly, being unable to work.
There is to be a Necktie social at the
Chapel next Thursday evening. The
play GA Precious Pickle, twill be given
by the young ladies. New sugar will
be served.
The extra meetings held in the f. b.
church are closed. Rev. M. III. Abbey
has made many friends during his
stay here, and he will be a welcome
visitor at any time.
Clinton Tucker cut his loot badly
last Tuesday while chopping. = Geo.
Bowley, Mrs. Dora Marsten and Mrs.
Emma Sawyer r slowly improving.
Mrs. Frank Gardner is ill with the
grip.
Mrs. S~choolcraft has rented her
place to Almon Hurlburt and he has
moved there from Richmond Lind
says farm. - Widow Fuller has NOV
ed from Free Blake's, where she has
boarding, to Geo. Lockharts'.
Steve Berry met with a serious acct
dent last Monday. He fell through a
coal shute thirty feet, while at work
in LyndOnvllle; a number of bones
we're broken and n wrist badly
smashed. He was some better at last
but is still in a very dangerous
condition.
Derby Line.
A very pleasant event was a gath
ering held at the Nelson residence to
a friendship toward and to
an appreciation for Maj. @. e.
Nelson, late customs official who re-
Tres from the office, and is soon to
move to Montgomery, VT, to go into
business with his father, A. B. Nelson,
who is running a large tub manufac-
;ory at that place. His friends, thro'
Hon. A. t. Foster, presented him
With a fine gold watch.
Glover.
Asa Chamberlain is moving back to
lis home here.
Annie Grey and Amy Partridge have
'eturned from New York.
Charles Mcclellan has sold his farm,
arming tools and stock to Olin Ches-
ely.
Mrs. Calista Cook had a shock last
Thursday and does not rally from it.
She is with her daughter, Mrs. Wood
ward.
Robert Walker was kicked by a
'olt, the blow bruising his face and
breaking his nose. Don't tell Gust
it.
DR.. Wright was called as council
With DR.. Skinner in the case of Mrs.
I. McFarlane last Friday. AT present
she is much better. ,