Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-08-20

Rev. Taylor Buzzell, pupil of Der
by Academy eighteen years ago,
preached in the Baptist church last
Sunday.
Willie Bartlett, who has spent boy
hood in the far west, has returned to
New England and will live with his
mother, Mrs Gould, in Boston.
The fall term of Derby Academy
will open Sept. 4th. Our popular
principal, Geo. Andrews, M. A., is to
have charge of the school the coming
year.
HI. P. Newcomb, formerly of Derby,
is organist in the Church of the Ad-
vent in Boston. He expects to go to
Germany to further pursue his must
cal studies.
Mrs. VIM. HI. Hinman of Newbury
is visiting friends in and about town.
- Mr.. HI. N. Blanchard of Boston a
brother of DR.. H. III. Blanchard is one
of the many guests in town.
Carl Roundy and wife of New York
have been in town for few days on
account of the death of their mother,
Mrs. Roundy, who has been stopping
with her father, E. w. Sprague.
West Derby.
Grace Whitney and her sister Mer-
tie visit in Manchester, Boston, etc.
1t is curious how many grown peo-
pie it takes to show one small child
the circus animals.
Mrs. George Magoon and children
are in Georgeville this week. Misses
Kidder and Burt Kidder have return
ed to Enosburg.
Ringling's circus has come and
gone. About $4,000 people were in
side the great tent on Wednesday af-
ternoon and many more were outside.
The gathering was probably the larg-
est that was ever seen in this county.
Everybody was quiet and the show
was as good as was over seen in this
state.
The people of this thriving and pop
ulous village of the town feel that
they are entitled to a town represent
alive this year and will make claim
for it. There has been considerable
talk of presenting the name of @. L.
Grandy as a suitable candidate. Mr..
Grandy is a public spirited man and a
good worker for this section of the
town. Many in this village would
like to have a village, charter of in
corporation, in order to scarry out ]
things of Improvement which the
town at large will not be inclined to
do.
Glover.
Mason Post will hold a picnic in
Hibbard's grove on the south shore
of Parkers Pond, Thursday, the Odd.
Greensboro.
A. McLaren has just finished a new
sugar house.
Foxes destroyed p of Mrs. w.
simpsons turkeys recently. Dr.
s. Cate starts for Maine soon, i'm
tending to reside there for the pres
ent.
The milk which went from this
place TO the Hardwick creamery is |
withheld, the results not being salts
factory.
The Alexander Bros. from Newport, |
photographers, are at the village and |
are doing some very nice work in
their line.
Mrs. John B. Calderwood from Nash
ua, N. H., is visiting friends here.-L.
Wiley, FROM Providence, r. l., visit
ed his brother here last week.
1t is reported that the celebrated
pauper suit between Craftsbury and
this town has been decided adversely
to Greensboro by the supreme Judges
of Vermont.
Mrs. Hiram Babbitt, formerly of
this town, died at the residence of her
son-in-l law, G. White, Friday, Aug. 10.
Funeral services the Sunday follow
ing. She was about rs years old.
Mrs. Ira Reed from Cabot is visit
ing friends here.-Mrs. j. b. Calder
wood, from Nashua, N. H., is here for
a short visit.-Chas. Conant and wife
from Concord, N. III. ARE visiting here.
Holland.
M. l.. Ames has his new house near
ly completed.
Mrs. and Miss Lang have returned
to Tilton, N. H..
Frank Huntoon of New York is in
town in quest of health to remain
some weeks.
The republican caucus will be held