Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-02

w. p. Kaiser and wife have a fne
son.
Herbert Bridges is at home visiting
his father.
Willard Allen has returned to New
York to complete his college course.
Everett Austin is in town visiting
friends.-Will Merrill of Hyde Park is
in town on a visit.
DR.. Farman attends him now.-R. b.
| Goodwin is on the sick list.
Mrs. Charles Conant and her father,
Jack Williams, have gone to Massa-
chusetts on a business trip.
The new lamps have come for the
NJ. E. church. They cost nearly 500;
expenses paid by the Ladies Aid Soci
ETY..
Mrs. Juliet Smith is putting a new
turning lathe into her sash and blind
shop, and also is adding other new
machinery.
j. w. Allen is repairing his house;
Mr.. Dawson is doing the work.-Chas.
Conant is building new sugar house
for James McEwen.
Derby.
Miss Kate Spear returned from Bos-
ton last Wednesday.
Ashley Johnson has moved from
Holland into Maj. CIRCUITS up street
tenement.
ID. F. Davis has purchased two nice
Prescott pianos, one for his son, Otis,
of Concord, N. H., and one for his
own home in Derby Centre.
Prof. G.. A. Andrews has been APP
pointed town superintendent. His ac-
quaintance with the school system i'm
Mass. peculiarly fits him for this po-
sition in connection with the propos-
ed work of grading all the schools in
town.
A return visit will be made to this
town by the noted oculist, DR.. III. ID.
Martin. He can be consulted at the
Derby Line hotel April until April
10. The doctor treated the eyes of a
number of people here last fall, and
they are exceedingly gratified for the
relief that they obtained.
Recently, by the generosity of Sill
YER Burdette & Co., the Academy
has received some valuable school
charts and music books. Mr.. Elmer
Allbee of New York has also present
ed a Of
historical sketch. 1t is pleasing to
those connected with the Academy to
have the institution thus remembered /
by former students.
West Derby.
The social will be held at Mrs. Ellen
Fairchild's, Thursday evening.
Miss Mertie Young gave a party in
honor of her friend, Miss Grace Ma
coon, who is visiting her.
Rev. j. r. Franklin has rendered
his resignation as pastor of the Bap-
fist church, TO take effect in three
months. Many of his parishioners
will be very sorry to have him leave
the charge.
Almer Webster is to do the work on
the John Lindsay farm and will move
his family into part of the house the
first part of the month";. Provon-
cier has rented Blake's meat shop and
converted it into a shoe shop.
Martin Holsen has rented his house
to Fred Hitchings and has moved in
with his brother in-law, Truman
Rachel Upstone has
moved from Young st. to her new
house on School St.-John Magoon
has moved his goods 10 Manchester,
where he has been the latter part of
the winter.-Dan Addison has moved
into the Holsen house on Stiles St.
Glover.
Ladies' Aid next Thursday after
noon. All cordially invited.
E.A. Norton has rented his farm to
Mr.. Garnet of Maine and given pos
session.
Rev. e. w. Pierce will preach in the
Jniversalist church next Sunday, Apr.
}, at 1 o'clock.
A daughter of Mrs. Morse of this
yillage was recently killed by cy-
lone in the far West
w. O. Batchelder had n shock of
lpoplexy last week, and lies in very
dangerous condition, if he is alive.
Sociable Of Ladies' Mite Society will
meet with Mrs. G.. III. McGaffey, Friday
afternoon, April 6. All cordially in !,
yited. :
Mrs. Gertrude Wright and daughter @