Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-29

Deen mere the past month visiting his
parents, has returned to his work.
The heirs Of the late Simon Robbins
went to Newport Thursday to have
Judge Alfred appoint an administrator.
The Earnest Workers held an oys-
ter supper at the Academy hall, Thurs
day evening for the benefit of the
church. Proceeds were $2O.44.
Donation and oyster supper at the
M. E. church vestry on Thursday eve
ming, Feb. 1, for the benefit of Rev.
w. E. Allen. This is not to apply on
the salary. but gift to Mr.. Aliens
people.
Our dentist, DR.. Fuller, has talked
some of moving to Hardwick, and we
are pleased to learn he has decided to
remain here. He is having a good
patronage and his work gives perfect
satisfaction All will be suited who
patronize him.
East Craftsbury.
Geo. w. Simpson has gone to New
port.
Ed. Dutton has bought carload of
phosphate.
The authorities OF Craftsbury are
securing the neighborhood for testi-
mony in their pauper suit with
Greensboro.
DR.. Bailey had very severe attack
of hemorrhage of the lungs last We'd
nesday, and he is very low at this
writing.-Ray Simpson, whose sick
ness has been mentioned in this paper,
is able to go out again.
Salem-Derby.
A ten pound girl arrived at Charles
Waterman's one evening recently.
Oscar Davis is at home from HoI-
land where he went to work in the
timber woods.
[. Wright cut terrible cash in his
hand recently, while working with
saving machine.
All the buildings on what is known
as the Horace Holt place were con-
sumed by fire on Friday night. All
the hay in the barn was burned; most
of the stock was saved, also the con-
tents Of the house. The fire started
in the barn and it's origin is mystery.
West Derby.
George Magoon is ready for bust
ness in his new shop.
Mrs. e. E. Sias and son have been to
Enosburg on a visit
News come from Colorado that
Charlie Boynton is sick.
Miss Inez Hayes is stopping with
her aunt, Mrs. Ed. Ball.
The net proceeds of the donation
visit for Rev. j. r. Franklin were $33.
Miss Taylor of Derby has taken Miss
Parker's place in the Kittridge school.
Grip seems to rage. Geo. Kelley's
family were all sick in bed at the same
time.
The Adventists administered the
rites of baptism at the river Sunday
afternoon.
Lloyd Sails has returned to this town |
and has opened a dry goods store in
Magoon's block.
Mrs. Rebecca Gay died at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Gay, Jan. 9,
after a long illness.
At the bonnet social, on the 10Th
inst, Bert Ball received 1st prize and
Amos Mott the BOBBY prize.
w. G. Pierce has moved his stock of
goods into P.S. Robinson's store, which
is being fitted up for that purpose.
G. S. Magoon, who has been here
several days, looking after his prop
erty, has returned to Manchester.
H. Hinmap has returned from Barn
ct, and George, who has been home
on a vacation, has returned to his
work.
Robinson & Sias, who opened no
ton store for the holidays, closed the
Goth inst.-Leslie Wright has got thro'
work at Carr & Martins.
Irwin and Forrest Cousens have re-
turned to their home in Canada. They
have worked in the international for
Francis Mitchell and Carrie Davis
were married at the BRIDES sisters,
Mrs. Walter Avery of Newport, Jan.
II. After an extended wedding trip
they will return to their new home on
Main St.
Glover.
Mrs. Emily Phillips has gone to
Troy and will spend few weeks with