Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-08

very sick, and her mother, Mrs. VII
liams, of Wolcott, is here caring for
her.
Abraham Jacobs, who is absorbing
considerable attention in town just
now, has been sued by Anthony Dor
man for alleged crookedness in
horse trade.
Miss Annie Sheehan is quite sick.
Our stage driver, Ed. Jackson, has
been confined to the house the past
week with grip.-John Dunn and wife
are both quite sick, also G. X. Good
rich's folks are sick.
Derby.
Rev. Mr.. Perkins mother is visit
ing at his home.
Miss Alice Taylor has returned
home from Lebanon, N. II.
The social and entertainment given
by the Academy pupils last Friday
evening was enjoyed by a good num-
Der.
DR.. Clark has sold his residence TO
DR.. Comings of N. Troy, and is going
to Brockton, Mass. Wednesday, with
a view of locating there.
The Mother Goose entertainment
given by the Junior Epworth League
last Wednesday evening was well at
tended and proved a success.
West Derby.
Miss Myrtle Young has returned
home from Lowell, Mass.
Miss Susie O'Rourke has accepted a
position as teacher at Richford.
Mrs. @. S. Magoon has been staying
in town calling on old friends for a
few days.
A division of 1.-THE Sons of Temp
erance" has been organized here, with
sixteen members.
Herbert Hauver is sick with pneu-
monia.-S. Moranville's youngest child
is sick with fever.
Farmer Taylor, having sold his res
idence in Newport, has moved back
to his farm on Lake street.
Elder Charles Nc Clure has return
ed from Canada, where he has been
holding religious meetings.
Glover.
See Mr.. McLellan's notice of EARN
for sale"
Mrs. G. S. Phillips visited in st.
Johnsbury last week.
We record the death Of another of
our older citizens, William Holloway.
He has lived in this town many years
aud was a respected man. He leaves
q wife.
R. E. French is heavily stocked up
with new goods, including lots of
shelf goods. His new stock of Chill
ton pants have arrived. See adver-
tisement next week.
Among those who are sick we men
ton MISS. French and Mrs. Charles
Dexter; Mrs. Richardson is better,
and it is reported that Mr. Simonds
seems somewhat better; Mrs. Taylor,
long sick with rheumatism, is better.
Mrs. w. f. Niles died on Saturday
morning last of heart failure or other
unknown cause. She awoke her hus-
band in the early morning and was
taken with a violent coughing spell,
when her husband went to a neigh
boris for help, to find her expiring
on his return. She was lady much
loved and respected by all who knew
her. She was an active member of
the M. E. church and her loss will be
greatly felt in that society and in her
neighborhood. Mr.. Niles is in feeble
health, not having recovered from an
injury received some time since.
West Glover.
Minnie Wylie has gone to Barre to
teach the school she taught last year.
Mrs. Thomas of Sheffield, who is in
poor health is stopping with her
daughter, Mrs. John Teller.
Mrs. j. A. Crane of Greensboro has
been here on visit.-Lyman Cook
has been home from Yarmouth, Me.
David Baker has moved to a tene-
ment in the Mrs. Sidney Skinner
house; Ernest Baker on to the David
Baker farm, and Geo. Dow into the |
store building.
Mrs. Partridge, whose accident in |
5he breaking of limb has been men
TONED, has passed away. The funeral
was held on Thursday, Mr.. Trow-
bridge of So. Albany officiating.
Mary Daniels is reported very sick.
A. M. Adams of Woodbury., has
moved into the John Coture house.
Wilbur Scott and wife of South AL