Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-01

big barn.
East CraftSbury.
John w. Simpson returned home
last week in answer to dispatch.
DR.. Bailey has bought a piece OF
land from the Jane L. Simpson estate.
We would say in answer to the
MONITORS problem of last week in
regard to letting the sugar place, that
A would be entitled to 10 lbs. of sugar
for the use of his sugar place.
Derby.
Lucian p. Jenne and wife are the
happy parents of little girl seven
days old and weighing Ga pounds.
Henry Farr is sick with peritonitis
and unable to take his place in the
store.-Mr. Walker is on the sick list.
Three schools in the south part of
the town are to unite for a picnic
next Friday, if The weather is suit
able.
Mr.. Frank Wilson and Miss Florence
Uttin have recently entered into
life partnership. We wish them all
prosperity.
Mr.. Edgar A. Silver and family
arrived in Derby. last Thursday. We
are glad to see them located again in
their summer home.
Mr.. Abbott has been laid up for
few days with an injury received
from a horse, which attempted to run
while he was unhitching it.
The youngest child of E. A. Allbee
recently fell through a register
opening in a chamber to the room
below, dislocating the shoulder joint,
but not otherwise seriously injurIng
it,
Mrs. Sanborn died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Alma Heath, last
Friday morning. She has been an
invalid for many years, and for the
last few months entirely helpless and
great sufferer.
Mrs. DIR. Comings and daughters
have gone away few days to visit
her sister.-Mrs. w. G. Johnson is in
town to remain for a week or two
visiting relatives.-Miss Hallett is
visiting at the home of her uncle,
Moses G. Rogers.
Prof. G.. A. Andrews returned to
his place rather unexpectedly last
Thursday. His wife remains to visit
with her sister until about the middle
of August, and he boards at the par
sonage until his duties at the Sum
mer School call him away.
Miss Lizzie House has recently be-
come @ Young 4" in a sense that
promises to be lasting. Some friends
gathered in her fathers home one
day last week and heard the words
pronounced that wrought the change.
May happiness attend the Young
couple.
West Derby.
Mrs. Q. S. Magoon, from Manches-
ter, is in town.
John Nelson has returned from his
yearly Canadian trip.
Walter Magoon is home from Bos-
ton, sick with the measles.
Will Rylander is at Nantucket in
the employ of a private family.
The young ladies of the F.B. church
gave 'proverb social' last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Minnie Darling Hayes, from
New Britain, Conn, is at the home of
her father, w. II. Darling, quite low
with consumption. Her husband died
of the same disease one year ago.
Glover.
Alison Anderson will occupy the
store vacated by @. A. Barrows.
Mrs. M. @. Davis has gone to Han
over to attend commencement eX-
ercises at Dartmouth college.
Charles Mcclellan has corn that
stands waist high, the largest ever
seen at this season of the year.
Harley Dwinell of Morrisville
came on his wheel Sabbath morning
to spend the day with his parents.
Mrs F. Cheney Bickford and
children are visiting in the old home.
Mr.. Alex. Frasier, wife and daugh-
ter from Albany, and Mrs. Humphrey
and Mrs. Goss from st. Johnsbury
were guests at O.V. Percival's last
week.
@. A. Barrows having closed his bus
mess here has gone to No. Troy. He
has been good citizen, and has run
a first class store. The people of this
place are sorry to have him and his
family leave here. We bespeak a