Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-09-17
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have started out with their threshing
machine.
Joseph Allen and two sisters from
Topeka, Kan, former residents of
this town, are here on visit.
Mrs. DR.. Dillingham; has gone to
Burlington on a visits. M. Squares
is visiting in Chelsea.
The Arion Concert Co. are giving
concerts in town hall this week and
have quite a large class in music.
A. Paddock has gone to Pennsylva-
MIA to attend soldiers reunion
Cora Paddock has gone to Jersey City
to take lessons in elocution.-Geo
Gage was called suddenly to Burling
ton on account Of the sickne SIS of his
sister,. D. Leavitt and wife are Wis
iting friends in Mass. and Conn.
5. Rand is building a new house.
He has the frame up and nearly COW
cred. = Henry King has bought the
Brown mouse, near 7. GA. j. Smith
is digging we'll and grading in front
of his house, which improves his
premises much. j. Smith has the
foundation all prepared for a double
tenement house opposite sash and
blind shop.
ACADEMY NOTES. - basket ballD
gives excellent exercise to the boys
and girls Of the school. On pleasant
days the game is played on tne com
mon, on stormy days in the hail.
French has once more taken it's place
in the course. The twelve members
of the class are taking up their work
with a great deal of interest. The
Literary Society reorganized last
week, commencing with Sept. "a. The
meetings will be held Monday even
1ngs, once in two weeks.-Many of
the students attended the fair at Bar
ton Wednesday, as school was not in
S esSiOn that day.
Derby.
The number of students in the
this fall is about seventy,
"'AN O"AAy OIL dAO young u1Ou d1lu
women.
Wauco, owned by OK. Bates rec emit
ly won a race at Mystic Park in three
straignG heats. Time 3.144. n
Maj. circuit has cut ABOUT twenty
five tons of rowen this fall. No one
gets larger crops from the same num-
Der of acres, than the Major.
Chas. Twombly has moved his car
rage house on to a lot near, the road,
and has sold the lot and building to
Moses Blay for 5000. 81 The Moses
Blake farm has been purchased by
man from Canada for So, 800.
West Derby.
Harley Waller attends school at
Saxtons' River this fan.
Miss Ethel Robinson is teaching in
the Kittridge Dist.
The graded school has an attend
ance Of over $50 pupils.g1q a99wt9d +
Lane &.Davis are making extensive
repairs on their grist-mill property.
John Tucker has lately lost his fam
lily horse from consumption, (Tuber-
culosis).
P. S. Robinson has sold the Isaac
Cousens house to B. F. Hunt, who
takes possession Immediately.
Miss Agnes Kelley and Miss Mertiei
Young have returned from the noun
tains, where they have been at work.
James Lovejoy has gone to house
keeping in Q. fuckers tenement
Albert Dupont has moved in to the
double house ON Lake ST.
Geo. Provincial has moved into
his new house on School St.-Isaac
Cousens has moved to the Borland
tenement on Indian PIT. st.
Herbert Dawson came home Satur-
day night, to make the final ar
to take his family to Tor
ronto, P, O., where he has work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Marsten are visit
ing in Richford. = Eta Greenleaf has
gone on an excursion visit to friends
in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
Lila Copp, Agnes Kelley, Mertie
Young and Edith Mcclure have re-
turned from Franconia and Littleton,
n. H. Ida Clark is home from Maine.
Leslie Magoon has returned to
Boston, taking with him his two
brothers, Walter and Will RYlander
who have places in Houghton & Dut-
toms.
Mrs Mary Taylor and daughter from
Woonsocket, R. l., are visiting rela-
tives and friends in town.-Miss Net
tie Abbey of Newport, N. H., is visit