Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-08

This week Is to be observed by the
churches as a week of prayer. Union
services will be held every evening
except Saturday.
The entertainment given by the pa
pills of Derby Academy on Friday
evening, was attended by good COM
pany although the night was stormy.
The literary and musical part was en-
joyed by all.
At the instance of the States Attor-
ney, John Davis was arrested and q
second hearing was held Thursday
before Justice Goodrich, at Newport
Davis was bound up in the same
amount of bonds, $1,000, as at the pre-
vious hearing at Derby. Bail was
readily procured.
West Derby.
Free Blake has moved from his farm
in Salem Derby into the tenement
vacated by DIR. Adams.
Mrs. A. HI. Mott, who has been suf-
fering from erysipelas in her face and
right arm, is now better.
The Annual Session of the Orleans
Go. Sabbath School Association will
be held here Feb. 20 and 21.
The sad lessons of the past week
ought to arouse our citizens to a work
and vigilance in the matter of tenn
perance.
Joseph Before died at his home on
Pine Hill, Sunday, Dec. 31st, after an
illness of many weeks. He leaves
widow and five children.
There will be bonnet social in Ma
goon's Hall, Friday evening, the 18th.
Admission to hall, 15 cents; Ladies
bringing bonnets admitted free. Prizes
awarded to gentlemen trimming the
best looking bonnet and the worst.
Glover.
John Mathie has sold his village
residence to Jonathan Dexter.
A. Wylie has bought j. Dexter's
farm and takes possessso2 soon.
Rev. F. E. Healey will preach at
South church next Sabbath, Jan. IA.
@. S. Phillips has BEEN mounting a
large deer skin for parties in Barton
Geo. Spaulding was in town last
week on account of the serious illness
of his wife.
w. E. Sherburne is not playing with
his cowboy whip as much as he was
week or two ago.
The arbitrators in the case of N. HI.
Drew VS.. N. M. Lewis have made the
award of $173.71, in favor of Drew.
Phillips Bros. are getting ready to
build large barn. Almon, Aaron
and Dick Sargent are cutting the lum-
Der.
Word has been received that Geo.
Seaver, formerly a resident of this
town, but of late of Milwaukee, Wis,
died Dec. 80, aged so years.
West Glover.
Arthur Wylie is the one that has
bought Mr.. Dexter's farm.
We are sorry to note that Mrs.
George Baker is seriously ill.
Mrs. L. Wright of Cummings, N.
is here visiting her mother,
Mrs. Agnes Gilmore.
Mrs. Emily Wild of Ferrisburgh has
been spending several weeks here
with her parents.
ST. Vance was called to Sugar Hill,
Y. H., to attend the funeral of Mr..
Whipple, his mothers husband.
Leone Cook of Yarmouth, Maine,
spent few days at his old home at
he time of his sisters wedding
John Young and Charlie Clark, stu
tents of Burlington College, who |
spent their vacation at home, have |
returned to their school,
The event of the past week was a |
luiet, but pleasant gathering on Mon
lay evening at j. e. Cooks, to wit |
less the marriage ceremony of Miss |
Matte Cook to Cortes Woodland,
which was performed by Rev. John
The many presents re-
,eived by the happy couple bespeak
he we'll wishes of their friends.
The sugar makers are now receiv-
ng their bounties.
G.. w. Lumsden 10 numbering for a
arge barn which he intends to build
lext summer.
John Olmstead and George Spiers
AVE each purchased Bellows Falls
and arches.
w. S. Ingalls, is putting a hot water