Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-14

work in the ice business.
The subject of Rev. Mr.. Clarlz's discourse
next Sunday morning will be ''The Chris
tian Walk" 1 John 2:16.
The highway opposite the Lother place
at the south end of the village is being
Strengthened and improved.
Rev. Perkins is attending the council of
Cong. churches at Syracuse, n. Y.-Miss
Hannah Perkins was pleasantly surprised
last Monday evening by a large number of
her friends, who met in honor of her
birthday.
Mrs. William Croft and her daughter.
Media, have gone to New York, Boston,
etc, on visiting trip.-Mrs. Dell (Hild-
reth) Gardner has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Fisk Hildreth.-Mrs. w. S.
Robbins has gone to Swanton to visit her
daughter. Mrs. F. Marvin.
West Derby.
Archie Stiles is improving.
There are no new cases of scarlet fever
in our village.
Seth Brown was quite badly hurt by
falling from a building.
Miss Ida Clark is home from the Peer
less'' in poor health.-Mrs. John Tucker is
on the sick list.
Quite a number of our residents are i'm
proving their grounds by setting out
hedges, shade-trees etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Sias have returned
home on a visit to their parents, after
spending the mountain season at Maple
wood, n. H.
The funeral of Geo. Betters, 20 years of
age, who died in Concord, n. H., of con-
sumption, was held in the F. B. church
Saturday afternoon.
The funeral services of Mrs. Amy A.
Fields were held in the Universalist chapel
Monday, the 9TH, Rev. Marvin officiating.
The deceased has been for many years a
resident of this town.
A young man, named Sanborn with wife
and child, has moved into the house with
Mrs. F. Gardner.-Geo. Story has moved
from Derby Center into Mrs. Alfred Tay-
lor's tenement-Z. C. Blake has moved.
Harry F Reed, experimenting electrician
at the electric plant here, and Miss Nellie
Cass were married in the T. B. church at s
p. M, Oct. list, by Rev. j. L. Smith. The
church was tastiIy decorated by the
bridesmaids and Mr.. Farrant of Newport.
The bridal couple were attended by Messrs.
Carl White, d. NJ. Shepley, Forest Cousins
and I. B. Bishop, with their ladies, Nellie
White, Grace and Myrtle Whitney and
Kate DOneghy. The reception was held
at the residence of the groOm's mother,
nished at both church and reception by
Newport orchestra. Many choice gifts
We're presented by loving friends. The
happy couple left on the night train for
Springfield, Mass, and from thence to
Boston, Portland and New York. On
their return they will board with Mrs.
Lewis Fish. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed were very
thankful, as were also the Silver Parker
couple from Derby Center, to take shelter
on the train from the heavy showers of
rice flung over and after them from the
merry parties they left behind in their
flight.
Glover.
Sylvester Critchett is hired to care for
the street lamps. .st1rfs .a.
A. E. Leonard has gone to Boston, Mass,
to study dentistry.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the vestry,
Thursday afternoon.
Rev. E. A. Pierce will preach at the So
church next Sunday, at o'clock p. M.
Mrs. Nancy Drew has gone to Lowell to
care for her daughter, Mrs. Hill, whose
health is precarious at present.
Martin Abbott recently fell from the
roof of building, striking on his head
and shoulders. Fortunately he was not
seriously hurt.
West Glover.
Mrs. John Smith, for some time sick, is
improving.
Harry Phillips of Sheffield is holding a
singing school at South Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Clark are delegates
to the State Sunday School convention.
lady in DanviIle last week. They will re-
side on the David Calderwood farm.
Greensboro.
CaIderwood & Patterson will COM
mence their numbering soon.
The last of the city and summer board
ers got away last Saturday.
Considerable interest is felt here in a
new fair ground enterprise in Hardwick.
A. G. Chase is building very nice milk
and churning room, III. Dewing doing the
work.
E. A. Goodrich has sold his farm to VIM.
Marshall. Now, William, somebody to
preside in the kitchen and parlor.
Some parties are finding their young
cattle dead in their pastures. How would
it do to have a bounty on fox prisoners?
William Barclay, aged about 95 years,
had a slight shock recently, and is in
very poor condition of health at this writ