Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-25


aoed. but is comfortable at this writ.
ing.
Alonzo Massey has returned to his
home at Springfield, Mass. - VIM.
Stevens sister, Mrs. Sophia Palmer,
from New Hampshire is visiting him.
Craftsburv.
Mrs. w. E. Allen has returned from
Montpelier.
Mrs. @. @. Cheney has recovered
sufficiently to ride out.
L. F. Smith visited his daughter,
Nellie in Morrisville, recently.
Adelbert E. Spaulding has moved
his family into his new house.
Sinclair has closed his labors with
w. Leonard, the harness maker.
The latest enterprise under negoti-
alton at Mill village,is box factory.
H.H.Dutton from Portsmouth, H.,
has been in town the past week look
ing after his interests here.
Mr.. Berry, who is a town charge,
was arrested for debt last week and
held by Deputy Sheriff Cowle's to wait
hearing.
Miss Fannie Shepard of this place,
lost her pocket book containing over
sixty dollars while driving from Hard
wick last week.
Several robins were seen last Tues
day morning, that is an indication
of sugar making, after an elapse of
twenty one days.
James Anderson has returned from
Boston bringing his wife with him.
Mrs. Anderson is much benefited
from the treatment received at the
hospital.
At the close of the winter term of
school in Dist. No. 1, the scholars gave
their teacher, Sadie Lyon, nice pho
tograph album, Arthur Smith making
the presentation.
Derby.
Orange Badger and wife have re-
turned home.
Fred Curtis of Holland has bought
of H. d. Holmes his farm near Chas.
Wilson's.
The ladies of the NJ. L. church will
furnish dinner in the vestry on town
meeting day.
Nixon Morse's Holland farm has
come back into his possession and he
will move on to it soon.
Last Thursday Mrs. Chas. Clark was
severely FRUSTRATED by an attack of
hemorrhage from the stomach.
Last Wednesday about 40 invited
guests spent the evening at Elmer
Orcutt's and report an enjoyable time.
There seems to be considerable dis
cussion of town matters. Let all the
voters come to town meeting with a
purpose to elect honest and efficient
men to the various offices. This town
collects and disburses a large sum of
money annually and should have a
thorough business management of its
affairs.
West Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Sias have re-
turned to West Campton, N. II.
Nearly all the ninth grade in the
Graded School are attending the Der
by Center teachers examination.
Calvin Sawyer and family have re-
turned to their home at West Derby.
L. p. Carr is home for a few days.
George B. Hopkins has moved to
Lawrence, Mass.-Isaac Longeway
has moved into Freeman Blalxe's tene-
ment on Main st.
Glover.
No rain has fallen in this vicinity
since Jan. ID, period of 10 days.
The steam mill expects to start up
this week with a full complement of
help.
Joel Christie, while at work on the
new steam mill, slipped and fell sus-
tanning serious injuries.
Mrs. E. L. Stanton and son have re-
turned from their visit to Manchester
and Boston. Mrs. Stanton was seri-
ously i'll with the grip, while in Boston. /
The Earnest Workers have a socia-
BILE at the M. E. vestry, March 9Th,
and will furnish warm dinners to any |
and all who come. dinners, 10 cents.
Proceeds go to the pastor, Rev. ].
Mcdonald.
This community were panied to hear
of the death of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard |
L. Grow of Lyndon, former residents
of this place, where they had many
friends. The double funeral took place
of o nlnlnnlz lart III, do nt tl,..