Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-20


May 20 and 3Oth. No expense IN ID
spared to make this play a succ
Popular prices.
Mr.. Atkins of Boston purct
ed four fine black horses of Geo
Howard last week for "A four in-h
team. Gossip says these were fou
fine geldings as have gone from v
mont i'm many "A day. Price not
ported, but enough TO buy I'd
farm. Why don't our farmers br
for good ones? They always sell
at good prices. No down-coun
buyer wants a cheap, poor horse ND
Derby.
DIR. Comings' family have arri'
and begun keeping house.
Prof. G. A. Andrews is 20 rem
here during a part of vacation to L
after school interests.
The Tuesday evening O. Il. meetii
held at the academy will be discont
ued during the vacation months.
Fudge Grant and Joe Blay ha
moved into the house owned by NJ
Davis, known as the Ionic place.
Mr.. E. A. Allbee goes 60 Newpl
soon to be near and attend to his bI
mess there. His family are TO mo
in few weeks.
Mrs. Dane, who has been stoppi
at the home of her father, Mr.. Ritch
has gone TO Manchester, N. H., whe
her husband is working. She W
remain there for a few months.
The force Of Italians employed
laying the Newport water works fro
Derby Pond has arrived, and is qua
tered in the barn opposite Nehemi
Colby's. The reservoir is TO be local
ed near the Tarbox buildings.
The citizens of this village were VII
tied on Friday last by two of the "La|
ter-day Saints" who left tracts an
cards containing their articles
faith. Think they will find VermoI
a barren field If they look for MOI
mon proselytes.
One week ago o-night the friend
of DIR. Clark and family met in IN
parlors of the NJ. Il. church 20 bI
them farewell. As a token OF tf
citizens goodwill the DR.. and h
wife were presented with n sum (
money, while the VS.. remembero
Miss Marion with a pretty gift in n
shape of ring.
West Derby.
Mrs. Marion Hall and Mrs. Coz
Hutchins were in town last Friday.
Miss Eva Davis has sold her plaC
in West Derby to l.. L. Greenleaf, Il
$1,000.
Miss Emma Green IL teaching
Holland, Miss. Maud Porter In We
Charleston.
Frank Moulton has moved into IN
Hutchin's house on Clyde St.-Her
man Bedell into the Hall house, neI
the old Lane store.
Mrs. Gary Cummings an old res
dent, now living in Lexingt Mass
is visiting her brother, Geo. +. Dam
who is now confined to his bed.
@. Z. Green is building barn
LOOMS is preparing the foundatio
for his house, which will I
moved from its present site, farth'
down the street.
r. M. Smith goes to Newport Gen
ter with his meat cart. lie has
good trade i'm that vicinity. Some
body recently broke into 10. Blake
slaughter house and stole n quantit
of meat.
There will be a stamp social at p.
Robinson's, Tuesday eve, May 21s
All are invited to bring five two Ger
uncancelled postage stamps, and a
the old stamps they can find. A rar
collection of stamps will be on exhI
bition. The proceeds of stamps wi
60 to help cancel the debt on th
chapel.
Glover.
A. T.. Leonard is home for a shoi
rest.
News was received here OF tho sud
den death OF Mr.. Osgood.
j. Drew has sold his hill farm TO Nh
Vencour, and given possession.
Three young men of this town sho
40 woodchucks in one day, recently.
Mrs. j. w. Mathje visited in 81
Johnsbury and LyndonvilIe last week
Henry Davis remains about th
same VIM. Merriam is gainin
slowly.
The Y.P. S. @. Il. will give a Memo
r.inl nnnnnrt nj the South nlt1rnl, r,n,.