Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-05-14

Dea. A. L. button Is making ready
to build an addition to the end of his
barn.
DIR. Bailey is repairing his house
and putting up veranda. He is able
to ride a little now in pleasant
weather.
Mrs. J. w. Simpson, who has been
living with her daughter, Mrs. Wylie,
at Chicago, ILL.,, the past winter, has
gone to Kansas.
Mrs. DIR. Corey is represented here
by an agent from the West, who is
trying to settle with and pay the
legatees, who by the will do not come
into possession until she dies or re-
marries.
Derby.
The Ladies' Society of the Derby
Line Cong. church met with Mrs.
Chas. Lunt last Thursday afternoon.
Albert Clark came home to attend
the commencement exercises. = Miss
Nettie Locke of Irasburgh is the guest
of Mrs. d. @. Storms.
The Derby Academy baseball team
played with the Newport High school
team last Saturday, the home team
winning by two scores.
Last Friday evening large and Sc
lect audience gathered to listen to the
commencement exercises of the Acad
envy. Grace Robbins, Marion Clark,
and VIM. r. Daley were the gradu-
ates; the hall was tastefully decorat-
ed with flags, bunting, and flowers.
The music furnished by Blair's Or
cbestra added much to the entertain
ment.
West Derby.
Mrs. F. Lewis has returned to her
home in Richford, VT.
Katie Dopeghy is some better. -
Mrs. Ella Preston is improving.
Rev. Mark Atwood preached a good
sermon in the F. B. church, yesterday.
Marshall Sias has been quite sick
the past week, but is some better at
present writing.
SdII u hdNO dlSDOlNCd
nership, Mr.. Carr continuing to carry
on the business.
Geo. Storey of Richford is in town.
Mrs. Abbie White is home from
Stanstead on a visit.
Moody Kimball on School st. has
launched into business as veterinary
surgeon. He has made a success of
the business for some time.
Calvin Litchfield and his mother
have sold their place on Indian Point
ST., to George Litchfield and will re-
turn to their farm in Potion, Que.
The West Derby Dramatic Club have |
nearly completed arrange ments for
their play Comrades" They expect
to present it May 22nd in Magoon's
Hall.
A Mr.. Harper from Montreal has,
for several weeks, been holding Bible
readings in private houses, and lee
lures in Magoon's Hall. Many like
him very much.
Last week w. p. Twombly sold his
place on Clyde St. to Gilman Pratt for
$500 cash. Mr.. Pratt then sold for
5000, to Kimball Ward who has moved
in. : Mr.. Twombly has moved on to
farm in Westmore.
Glover.
Mrs. Nina Speare of Randolph spent |
few days among friends here the
past week.
Harry Jones sawed for the Walker |
Bros 80 cords of wood in II hours and |
40 minutes Good work.
The w. G. t. U. have their annual
meeting next Tuesday afternoon Mt J.
e. DwinelI's. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Misses Nelson and Harmon hold |
union meetings at M. E. church, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings of this |
week.
E. H. Nye Camp No. 81 will give a
camp fire band box supper and social
at their hall May II, to which all G.
A. r. members are especially invited |
to attend.
The members of the Ladies' Mite |
Society are requested to meet at the |
South church, Tuesday evening, May |
10, at o'clock, to decide upon bust
ness concerning the proposed vestry. |
The funeral of Mrs. III. w. Phillips |
was attended on Wednesday last, Rev. !
J. Mcdonald officiating. The large |
audience and many floral gifts spoke
of the esteem and love all had for her. !
The w. r. @. attended in body. The |