Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08
last "Wednesday Miss Blanche

DALEY started for Greenville, Maine,
where she will remain few weeks
visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Bax
ter.-Mr. Frank Greenwood has re-
turned from Manchester and made
arrangements for going on to his
place again. His family came Sat-
urday-Miss Kate Derusha has gone
sister, Mrs. Young.
Mr.. Salma Darling of San Jose,
California, has been visiting in town.
He is the son of Ezra +. Darling, now
living at West Derby. Some over
twenty years ago he went from Derby
to Rock Island, Ill, where he remain
ed about year studying civil engin-
eering. He then went to Texas and
soon found employment as civil en-
gineer, and later as Superintendent
of a railroad. After following this
business about ten years he moved to
San Jose, where he purchased land
and now owns a fine fruit ranch.
West Derby.
Bertha Magoon is sick with the
measles.
John Donnehue and his sons have
returned home.
Henry Abbott has moved into the
Sias house on Elm st.
Walter Hauver has closed his en-
gagement with Mr.. Cowles.
The Children's Day services at the
f. B. church were we'll attended.
Geo. Tideman had an eye quite
badly hurt the 3rd, by piece of steel
penetrating near the sight.
Mr.and Mrs. Orrin B. Sias have gone
to Maplewood, n. H., where Mr.. Sias
will have charge of the railroad sta
ton.
A bell was hung in the f. b. belfry
the 3rd, thus being in time to add it's
voice to the noise in celebrating In
dependence Day.
Mrs. Abbie Merriam and daughter
visited her father, Charles White, last
Week.-Mrs. Belle Glidden is visiting
at Mr.. Greenleaf's.
Mrs. IA. Clark has returned fir ON
Franklin.-Miss Agnes Kelley is now
at home, after several weeks spent
visiting friends in Sherbrooke and
Stanstead.
Lane & Davis have sold their farm
in this town to J. Tatro for S1,225.-
Geo. Kelley's fine residence onthe
corner of Maple and Indian Point SITS.
has been sold to Z. G. Blake & Sons,
for $4,000. Immediate possession
given.
School in district No. s, taught by
George Clark, closed Friday, June IL.
The scholars who were not absent or
tardy during the term are Lee A.Stro-
Pile, Carroll Human, Pearl Human,
Clayton Beerworth, Mamie Hayward,
Myron Kittridge, and Harry Kittridge.
Glover.
There are modern barns in Dist.
No. and z.
ROLAND D.Dwinell has planted with
his planter so acres of corn this sea-
son, all but acres being in Glover.
On Wednesday July 5, quite a num-
Der of relatives and friends assembled
at the home of Hiram E. Kirby to
witness the marriage of their daugh-
ter Lovina to Mr.. Alison Day of Shelf
field. They received many beautiful
presents. They went to Burlington
on their wedding tour.
West Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Studley have
gone to Woburn, Mass, to live.
John Young has returned to Bur-
lington, after two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Alfred Clark moves in with
her son Henry and will keep house
for him for the present.
Miss Clara Colburne, who has been
teaching in Salt Lake City, Utah, is
at home, stopping with her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lackey of Waterville,
Maine, who have been here visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Will Aldrich, re-
turned to their home last week.
Greensboro.
Mrs. Ann Goodrich continues very
sick.
Campers are plenty and boarders
are arriving daily.
The death of Miss Lora Guild, eldest
daughter of Rev. @. l.. Guild, is a
great shock to her family and friends.
Among recent deaths in this town
are the following: Moses Haines, aged
rs, respected townsman; Mrs. VIM.
Wilson, aged IA; Miss Mahala With