Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-04


Mrs. d. Sabin is very sick. = Eph.
rain Marcy is on the sick list.
Thomas Gallagher is putting in a
milk separator at Mill village.
Miss Harmon, lady evangelist, will
hold meetings here the coming week.
Jas. Gallagher has moved from his
home farm to the Harvey farm on the
river.
Will Bumps has moved his family |
into the Adelbert Spaulding tenement
house.
The lost pocket book containing $50
has been found and returned to the
owner, Fannie Shepard.
Mr.. Brown of Worcester is visiting
Perley Bruce. - Mr.. Dillingham; of
Johnson visits his son, DR.. Dillingham;.
Pat Maloney, who has worked for
Mr.. Gallagher the past three years,
will work for E. Dutton the coming
year.
Mr.. Chapman of Canada was called
wife, who is at her daughters, Mrs.
VIM. Kaiser.
The trade between Mr.. Shannon
and the parties who were to have his
creamery fell through, and he will
run it as heretofore.
A little boy of Charles Cochran got
access to some powerful medicine, TAX
ing portion of it and died within few
moments. His parents and friends
have the sympathy of all.
Flint Post held very interesting
campfire on Friday evening, at which
time the Post received from the sis
ter of Capt. Flint fine portrait. The
speaking and services were of unusu-
al interest and referred largely TO the
cavalry services and the incidents
connected with Capt. Flint's death.
East CraftSbury.
DR.. Wishart has taken rooms at the
Carr house.
The Presbyterian church people
have recently sent $40 to the Nebras-
ka sufferers.
A new boy baby at R. S. Mason's,
and the male parent, at least, is in
high glee.
John Mercy, an old soldier of the
rebellion, died last week, aged 65 yrs.
He has been in poor health for some
years. Funeral under the G.. A. R.
ritual service.
Derby.
Maj. Grout is expected home this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahanney of Concord,
n. H., are in town.
The spring term of the Academy
has opened with about sixty pupils.
Sixty one attended the county ex-
aminations held here last Monday and
Tuesday.
Last Wednesday, Misses Alice and
Bessie Taylor went to Lebanon, N. H.,
to work.
Mr.. Johnson, who has carried on the
Moses Kelsey farm the past year, has
moved to Danville.
Dr. II. d. Martin, the oculist, can be
consulted at the Derby Line hotel
from March 9th until March 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Aldrich of West
Glover, visited in town last week.
Miss Myrtle Clark is a guest at DIR.
Clark's.
Mr.. Joslyn returns to his Morgan
farm this week and Israel Blanchard
Will move on to the Emera Kingsbury
farm, which he vacates.-WmK Kings
bury has rented his farm for the COM
ing year to a man from Farnham, p.
Q.-Mr. Richardson, who has carried
it on the past year, will move to w.
Derby.
West Derby.
The cottage prayer meetings still
continue with good attendance.
Mrs. May Boynton has gone to New
York, to get the latest styles in dress
making.
George Calkins' little son had his
elbow joint disIocated by being
run over by boys sliding in the road.
The schools in this village finished
Friday. Miss Fairchild, the principal,
was prese nted with a silver cake bas-
ket.
Richmond & Dolloff have moved
their groceries from CUTS block to
port.-Henry Porter from Cana
da has moved into r. Burt's house
Eugene Durkee has moved into Geo.
Livingston's house on School st.