Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-05-07
Mr.. and Mrs. Downing, who have

/ Miss Emehne Mitchell has let her
house to Homer Wright and will
break up housekeeping.
A monument has been erected on
the Ira Boyntcn lot in the cemetery,
by the Granite Go. at Newport.
Mrs. Ira Boynton has moved back
to her home in the village. She spent
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Reyes.
Miss Laura Hancock is very poorly.
Mr.. John Towards little daughter
is sick with whooping cough; they
are visiting at III. F. Blacks.
Mabel Ware teaches school in the
Lane district in Newport, and Ella
Morrill, in Mr.. Daggett's district on
the lake shore. The schools COM
mence May 18th.
| Rev. M. S. Eddy and wife went to
their new home at Waterbury last
Wednesday. : Rev. L. Harlow and
wife have gone to Post Mills and Rev.
Mr.. Langsford, the new pastor at the
Cong. church, has moved into the
parsonage.
Herbert Nichols has returned to
Boston. : George and Cassius Allen
have returned to Nashua, N HI. = Ell
mer Ware has returned to Mass
Albert Newton has been visiting
friends in town for a few days, but
has returned to his home in Boston.
At the annual meeting of the w. @.
T. U. Mrs. E. @. Thrasher was chosen
Pres, Mrs. Edmunds Sec. and Treas,
Mrs. Herbert Cor. Sec. Superintend-
ents of departments are the same as
before with the addition of Mrs. Kate
Hancock, Superintendent of Physical
Culture. The delegates TO Co. meet
ing are Mrs. Edmunds, Mrs. Metcalf,
Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. Shippee and Mrs
Herbert.
Craftsburv.
DIR. Dillingham; has rented the Rand
tenement.
Charlie, Anderson has opened a
BARRIERS shop in the village.
Thomas Cochran has much improv-
ed so he can be out.-Mrs. Farr is
hard sick.
Gaines Ainsworth has hired to Kin |
ney 6, Co. the coming year to run the |
board saw.
Fanny Shepherd has been hired the |
coming year as assistant teacher in
the Hyde Park academy.
There was good attendance at the
Demorest Silver Medal Contest last
evening, and all were
in their praise Of the en-
Eight young ladies took
a part and all acquitted themselves
Miss Mary Paddock re-
ceived the medal. This entities her
to compete for the gold medal at the
county meeting at Irasburgh, May
%. Flattering mention should be
made of the orchestra which furnished
music for the occasion. 1t is hoped
that in the future there may be
other similar contests to awaken in
5erest in the temperance cause.
Derby.
Daniel Martin has moved his fami-
y to Stanstead, P. @.
Henry Blay and wife have been
hired to carry on the town farm.
Mrs Emma Gallup Elkins of North
Troy is the guest of Mrs. Alanson
dams.
Mrs. Alice Newcomb returned last
from Boston, where she
las been visiting for some time.
F. w. Banister is sick at David
doody's.- Josiah Shedd, who had a ,
,aralytic shock, Sunday the Goth, is ;
bought to be improving.
Ashley Johnson has engaged to t
work. for Chas. Carpenter for seven l
months. Mr.. Carpenter now takes t
lis milk to Maj. CIRCUITS creamery. !
Mrs. David Elder and Agnes have
moved to Beebe Plain. Miss Charity
Bates will occupy the tenement va I
ated by them. = Mr.. VIM. Adams t
las moved into Henry Colby's tene-
nent g
Mrs. Frank Marvin died last Thurs t
ay, after a brief illness of typhoid I
She was lady of esti-
nable character and will be much {
Missed in her home and in the COM 1
nunity.
Vest Derby.
Mrs. Baxter has gone to Mass. on
listing tour.
G. S. Magoon has sold his block to
man in Lowell, Mass. Possession to !:
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