Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-03-19


Hastings, Geo. w. Simpson; town
agent, R. M. Lyon; road commission
er, Patrick Kilgarlan; school direct
ors, S. A. Smith and Robert Patter-
son; grand jurors, N. HI. Kinney, r.
M. Lyon, Wyram Wylie; marriages,
9; births, %; deaths, %; town tax,
per cent raised, so.
Derby.
Maj. Circuit arrived home from the
West last Saturday.
Mrs. Pease and Mrs. Jennie Wheeler
have returned to Burlington.
Joe Leonard, who has been very
sick with typhoid pneumonia, is inn
proving.
Tomorrow evening there will be
temperance lecture in the Academy
hall by Minnie Leavitt, M. ID.
Rev. Wilder was in Montpelier, last
week, attending meeting Of the
trustees of the Vermont Methodist
Marvin & Wilder are enlarging their
front store and making other inn
provements. - Collin Lorimer is re-
pairing the buildings on the farm he
recently purchased.
The death of Mrs. ID. M. Camp from
typhoid pneumonia occurred on Sat
urday, March 10. Mrs. Camp, (Almi-
ra Holmes), was born in Montpelier,
Aug. 81, 1910, being one of family
of nine children of whom two are now
living: brother in Washington, d O.,
and a sister, Mrs. Pease of Burling-
ton. On Nov. 2, 1852, she married
Gov. David M. Camp; after residing
here one year they moved to Mont
pelier, then to Milwaukee from which
place they returned to Derby in 1866.
Gov. Camp died Feb. 20, 1871. Mrs.
church early in life, and has always
been very amiable lady much es-
teemed in the church society, in the
and in all the circles into
which she was drawn. With Mrs.
Camps death we are again reminded
that the elderly people, who in years
past gave to Derby substantial rep
1tation, are fast passing away.
West Derby.
Miss Lucy Porter has returned.
V. @. Bogue is still living, though
very low.
Geo. Storey of Richford was in town
over Sunday.
Mrs. Georgia White has been visit.
Ter sister at Stanstead.
There will be a social at the Chapel
next Thursday evening.
Fred Porter is carrying on the
Marshall Sias' sugar place.
The Y. p. S. @. E. have received a
arge accession to their membership.
Ed. Sias is improving his house by
a new kitchen, and adding a
'ay window.
The w. G. T. u. will meet next
at 2:30 p. m, with Mrs.
emma Sawyer.
Mrs. Geo. Copp and Lillian Copp
rom Lawrence, Mass, came Monday
nd will remain in town uutil fall.
d. M. Bisbee has moved into the
ouse of his grandfather, Marshall |
las, to care for him. - A. Inquest |
as moved into the white house near
J. Folsom's. = Mrs. Upstone and
Mrs. West, will go this week
0 their new home on School St., Geo.
-ent into A. j. Whites house on
Dung ST., Mr.. Munson into e. Lanes
enement, and Harlan Kentwell into
be Tower house on School st. Many
ill be glad to learn that DIR. Aims
,orth has located at last, being in the
. w. Parker tenement near the river.
fIOver.
Geo. S. Whitney visited his son
Hayden in Concord, N. H., recently.
AFRO Williams has bought the old
ONE farm, his father remaining there
+ heretofore.
The measles are abroad.-Mrs. Phil
ps is no ter-Mrs. Lydia Dwinell
gaining slowly.
Theron Corliss, for long time in
,eble health, has gone to Burlington
,r medical treatment.
d. Wilcox of Worcester, Mass, and
[rs. Harriet Shute of Concord, N. H.,
re visiting their sister, Mrs. III. w.
hillips.
Mrs. James Mcfarland, whose i'll
ess has been reported, passed away
st week, from the effects of fever.
he laaunS q husband q dauohtar and