Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-29

that weighed respectively 81, So and
So pounds.
J. H.Smart of Montpelier is putting
windows into the Stratton store for
photograph room.
Bertha Bailey is gaining Mrs. Rob
ert Anderson and Jessie Burnell are
both sick with typhoid fever.
The middle of the term at the acad-
envy has brought in several new pu-
pills. The drawing classes are doing
very good work. Mrs. Paddock kind
ly comes in every week and gives a
lesson in form study.
Derby.
Mr.. Homer Walker is improving.
DR.. Clark has returned from Boston.
Albert Clark is home from college
on account of sickness.
Jason Wilson has sold his place in
the village to Stephen Davis of Beebe
Plain.
Miss Carrie Dawson is dangerously
i'll from the effects of a strangulated
hernia.
West Derby.
p. S. Robinson commenced a two
story house on School st. last week
d. NJ. Bisbee has been appointed
Supt. of schools in the town of Derby.
Miss Georgia Durham has returned
to Boston after visiting old friends in
this village.
Mr.. Donehue and Holl Human have
gone to Fairlee, to do carpenter
work.
Messrs. Consens and Brown have
moved from Mrs. Preston's house to
the Dawson house.
Among our village people who took
advantage of the excursion to Boston
are Mr.. and Mrs. Blodgett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes, Mrs Blake, Mrs.
Holson, and Mrs. Root.
Glover.
There will be services in the Cong.
church next Sabbath.
William Dennis fell from a wagon |
and broke his right arm.
We would mention the marriage of |
Ezra Clark and Carrie Cook last |
week. Congratulations are in order.
w. S. Mason and wife have gone to
Boston. = Mrs. Annie Owen has gone
to see her daughter, Mrs. Kate Leon
ard, in New London. s L,,uYrt.. s,...r
Y We record the death land Dburial of
IT, DexterSand Civilians, aged and
much respected citizens of this town,
which occurred last week.
A very pretty home wedding took
place last Wednesday afternoon, at
the residence of Chester Sherburne
where his daughter, Matte g., was
to Fred j. Torrant of st.
Johnsbury. They were the recipients
of many useful and valuable presents,
and they took the night train for Dan
vile, Canada, amid the hearty good
wishes OF man relatives and friends.
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Quartus Graves is hard sick.
A. M. Beach has sold the Buckley
house to John Jerome, Jr.
VIM. B. Palmer, who spent the sum-
ner at James Vance's, has gone to
Danville on a visit and will go from
here to Sutton to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. t. Cameron went
10 Manchester, N. H., last week on
CLARK and wife and Mrs.
Il. -PreScott went to Boston last week .
On the eXcursion.
A subscription paper is in circula- =.
ion for singing school to be taught ;
,y S. p. Pinney, with prospects of OBJ
aiming good sum and large class.
Geo. NICK night has moved into the /.
Jolby house.
M. L. Ames has put furnace into {
lis cellar for warming his house.
Frank Huntoon of New York is at +
Frank Robbins, engaged as profess r
ional colt breaker and horseman. .
rasburgn. h
Eugene Webster has sold his farm
o Melvin HENDERSON. u
Charles Drew is the new stage driv- il
r. The express matter will be left g
t the house of Ira s. Drew. t
Treat yourself to first class con- \
ert Thursday evening and give the
lift at the same time. G
Those who failed to hear the lecture