Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-18

Bartlett of Barton Landing. Much hap
piness is wished them.
| w. HI. Kinney was thrown from his
carriage on Tuesday, while coming home
from his mill on the new road. Luckily
he was not seriously injured.
WI. Shillito has returned from his
visit to Westfeld, and will commence
butter making under the instruction of G.
| F. TrusselI, not FrisselI, as the MONITOR
had it last week.
Floss Hatch is home from Canada
| VIM. Cochran and son have returned from
their visit among friends in Danville.-
Josephine Patterson is home from Barton
| for a two weeks visit.-Amory Dawson,
who has been absent several weeks, selling
a large drove of cattle, has returned home.
Derby.
Barton Grout spent few days in town
last week.
Harry Wilder has returned from his
visit to Conn.
Most of the schools in this vicinity clos
ed last Friday.
Mrs. Ida Woodbury. will lecture on
"Missions,' next Thursday evening.
l.. L. Wiley, who has been quite sick
with rheumatism, is gaining slowly.
Miss Emma Daley, who has been stop
ping with her aunt, Mrs. e. t. Daley, has
| gone home.
Miss Kate Spear has gone to Boston to
take care of Albion Barrett, who is sick
with diphtheria.
IF ciNvp
farmers, killed hog short time ago that
dressed GA pounds.
Mrs. VIM. McCauley had her leg ampu-
tated at the knee last Saturday, in the
hospital at Burlington.
The recent rains have done great good in
settling the ridges left by the water COM
pany where pipes were covered.
Only few voters were out to the special
meeting last Thursday, and refused to ex
empt from taxation the proposed works at
| West Derby.
The lecture last Wednesday evening by
Rev. ParOunagian was both interesting
and instructive, and was deserving Of a
larger audience than was present.
West Derby.
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| town.
Three auctions in one, at Cults block
Saturday afternoon, being household
goods of the late Mrs. Bartlett Bryant,
Mrs. r. M. Smith and f. E. Cults.
Leo, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Stiles,
died suddenly Monday with Group, fol-
lowing diphtheria. Two younger children
are quite i'll. Archie the eldest son is now
recovering. Much sympathy is felt for
the family in this sad affection.
Mrs. Henry Hayes, on Elm ST. has an
unusually fine collection of plants. One is
an oleander eight years old, six feet high,
| and about five feet across the branches. 1t
has now over 125 blossoms and many buds.
She also has has an acacia, grown from the
seed, one year old, five and one half feet
in heigth with branches, from two to two
and half feet in length. Its blossom is
very peculiar, resembling brakes. The
leaves curl or partially close at night.
Glover.
| Harry Jones has moved to Sheffield. .a
! E. A. Cook and family are in town on a
visit
Mrs. Joel Christie is suffering from sci
attic rheumatism.
Joseph Holmes has bought farm in
Morrisvilte, and will move there.
E. Paddleford is moving into the house
he recently purchased of Walter Gray.
The Mite Society have an Old Folks
supper at their next social, Friday after
noon. Supper from five till seven.
The Earnest Workers will meet with Mr..
and Mrs. c. F. Sherburne, Wednesday
afternoon and evening, Nov. 20. All are
cordially invited.
Mrs. Mary Holloway has returned from
Newport from her trial and long imprison-
ment, and is stopping at Mr.. Critchett's.
Among her first store purchases was a pair
of hair curling irons.
We note the death of Fred, son of Henry
Phillips, which occurred in Greensboro,
where he had been living for some time.
He was young man of good habits and
reputation. His father has the sympathy
of the community.
The friends of Edwin J. BodweIl, who
was raised in this town and who left here
some years ago for the West will be pleas
ed to learn that he has just been elected
school superintendent, of Douglas Co.
Neb., receiving a large majority of the
votes. The papers speak highly of him as
man and a school teacher.
West Glover.
Mr.. Bartlett is moving from the Wood
ard place to the Oscar Hazen place in Bar
ton.
Mrs. Janette Lewis is home from Green's
boro and is stopping with her daughter,
Mrs. Smith.
Congratulations are extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Paquet, who were married at