Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-09

NilOy ID III UOWu.-1hdIy IdIIOW SpouU
the Sabbath in town.
Craftsburv.
Miss Lucretia Allen is in quite fee
BILE health.
James Anderson is starting the
wooden factory.
Mrs. Amory Dawson is great suf-
ferer from a bad humor.
Fred Chandler has rented the Henry
Dutton house and moved in.
Mrs. Carrie Rawson of Ill. is visit
ing her father, N. III. Kinney.
G. M. Ainsworth is running board
saw in Eden for Frank Slayton.
Ben Ainsworth has moved on to
the place he bought of the Gage es
tate.
DR.. Bailey of E. Craftsbury has SO
far recovered as to be out on the
street.
A. j. Miles has bought one half of
the saw mill at Mill Village, of Willie
Whittemore
Ed. Farrell has moved into the Carr
house and is going to work on the
roads this summer.
D. M. Sprague has opened har-
ness repair shop in part of A. A.
Bridges shoe shop.
A. A. Bridges is in his shop again
ready to receive his old customers and
welcome new ones.
Mr.. Daniels from Hardwick and
Miss Olive Glidden of this town are
hired to teach the village school.
Thos. Chochran, Jr., is sick and it is
doubtful if he gets better. His trouble
is the result Of frog felon and pneu-
monia.
James McEwen has his sugar house
frame up and will be ready for use in
few days. @. @. Conant, Jr., is do
ing the work.
Mrs. Willis Reed, from this place,
while driving from this place to No.
Wolcott, got thrown from a wagon
and had both limbs broken.
Carl Gilbert was in town recently
visiting his daughter, Bessie.-Mrs. [.
@. Thompson and Mrs. John Sawyer
from Morrisville, spent few days in
town last week.
Derby.
Last Wed. the pupils of Derby
Academy were invited to Maj. CIRCUITS
new sugar house. About fifty enjoy
ed the pleasing hospitality of his SUI
gar camp, which is the largest and
best equipped in the county. The
and the quality of sugar made in his
two sugar houses cannot be excelled.
Mrs. Truman Fairchild is visiting
in Providence, r. Mrs. Daniel
Kilborn returns this week from Ar
lington, N. Y, where she has spent
the winter with her daughter.-J. q.
Elder, former townsman, recently
spent few days here visiting friends.
Mrs. L. P. JENNIE and Mrs. M. A.
Adams spent few days in Richford,
last week. ool1a a-,l
West Derby.
The Social will be held at the Chapel |
evening.
Grace Magoon returns to Manches-
ter the last of the week.
Miss Frances Harvey is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Nellie White.
Mrs. z. A. Clark has been very ill
the past week with neuralgia of the
heart.
Rev. J. r. Franklin performed the
rite Of baptism at the river Sunday
Harley Walter is to teach the Kit
fridge school and Miss Gertie Fuller
on Pine Hill.
Leslie Wright, Charlie Sawyer and
Cheney Copp started to day for Bos
ton, where they expect to find work.
Geo. Kent has moved his family to
the home Of Mrs. Kent's father, near
Lyndon.-Fred Porter, Jr. has gone
from the Provincial house to Mrs. AL
red Taylor's on the Lake road
Chester Hunt has moved into the
Boynton house on Indian Pit. ST.
VIII Young has moved back into his
own house and his sister, Mrs. Frank
Young, has moved into her fathers
house to help care for him.-Mr. La
mere has moved into the Virgins
house, and a Mr.. Kelley from No.
Troy has moved into the Brady house.
Derby Line.
The remains of William S. Hall, son
# the late r. V. Hall, were brought
,oro fo1. burial last week He mar |