Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-11-26

hlb1t1on as close to the past prosper
Gus term of school. A good audience
gathered to enjoy and excellent pro-
gram of which the bar-bell drill by
the young ladies, was an interesting
feature.
West Derby.
Mr.. A. M. Aseltine has taken to
| himself wife.
Mrs. Pequin and Mrs. Alvah Merrill
are on the sick list.
Mrs. Ella Cousens went to New
York City last Tuesday.
Mr.. Twombly of Boston is in town.
: Miss Mary Jenkins is visiting at
Thomas Jenkins
Mrs. Amy Dodge, trained nurse
from Montreal Hospital, is stopping
at Mrs. q. A. Clark's.
The West Derby Times, very good
and readable paper, has ended its life,
much to the regret of many.
Mrs. May Boynton has left her
rooms in Quits block, and will sow
by the day. She is one of our best
dress makers.
Mrs. A. j. White entertained her
S. S. class of young men, accompa-
MED by their lady friends, at her home
Friday evening.
Mrs. May Boynton has moved from
the Cults block into Mrs. Hadley's
house. : Mr.. Truman Richard has
moved from Clinton fuckers into
Mr.. Alfred Taylor's house.
Newell Gould is putting up barn.
Work is rapidly progressing on the
new buildings on School St., and the
new street, named, connecting
Indian Point and Young SITS.
Seth Brown has moved into the |
Hutchins house on Clyde st. b. w. |
Hutchins, wife and Mrs. Marian Hall
have already gone to their new home |
in Charleston. Mrs. Geo. Hutchins +
will go there soon.
Ihe event of the week was the mar
riage, Wednesday afternoon, of Orrin /
Sias, only son of Edward Sias, and .
Miss Edyth Robinson, one of our
Graded School teachers, which took
place at the home of the bride, Rev.
j. p. Marvin officiating. The happy
couple left the same afternoon for the
West, expecting to return the last of
December. The best wishes of many
friends follow them.
Glover t6ntI en- sst5y5,. .,. f..t..t..l.,uk
u All schools in town commence Nom
dayi Dec. Sd. e5asat J1-lJfed 1S1o3J
T>2-'i, 5fsdC1a a7a batng ears
Will Leonard is home and will spend
Thanksgiving here.
Mrs. Fannie Spaulding has returned
from the hospital and is much improv-
ed.
The owners of the Institute building
have purchased new chairs for the
hall.
The Gong. s. S. will have Christmas
exercises, the other schools uniting
with them. ,auooH Tu1 soiiqqB nHiOThn
The Mite Society T VII bhavee aa5Se .a31
BILE the hnase ofAGA. Williams on
Friday afternoon and evening of this
week. All are cordially invited.
Somebody who recently visited w.
E. Randall of Cambridgeport, Mass,
says he is doing well at that place, but
still has an idea that Vermont is about
the best place for native Vermonters.
A daring attempt at robbery was
perpetrated here Saturday night: AS
Geo. w. McGaffey was returning home ,
from his store about 10 O'Clock, some !
scoundrel threw n tent cloth over his
head and threw him to the ground.
He then attempted to rifle his pock- /,
cts, jamming the cloth in his face so
rs to nearly suffocate him, but Mr..
McGaffey's grit was up and he man
aged to throw the cloth from his face
Ind shout for help. Forrest Osgood
Ind Rolin Dwinell happened along and
when the villain saw them he left,
leeing north. They carried Mr.. Nc
9affey home, very badly bruised and G
lurt. Mr.. Nj. takes this opportunity /
10 notify this class of individuals that 4
he will be prepared for them. /
Prof. P1nney's singing schools will
'e held Friday evenings. A large class '
las already been formed.
Mrs. Stephen Babcock died after a !
very lorg illness at the residence of !
Ter step-son, John @. Babcock, on
friday, Nov. %, aged ss years, mos.
nd 10 days. She has been great \
ufferer for the last five years and v
ouch credit is due Mr.. and Mrs. Bah $
Ock for the untirinO natiance and n