Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-02


Lowell. Mass.-Maud Templeton has
gone to Wolcott to work in Clark's
botel.-Mrs. Charles Nutting has re-
turned to Lebanon, n. H., her home.
Leslie Hartman has finished clerk
ing for Elmer Stratton and has ac-
cepted a position in the Barton bank.
We are sorry to lose such young men
from our town.
Mrs. A. n. Ransom from Iowa is in
town stopping with Mrs. Scott.-Mr.
E. CowIes and wife from Jersey City
are visiting here.-Miss Emma Knox
from Lowell, Mass, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. dger.-Mrs. Mason
and her niece, a native of this town, who
have not visited here for 40 years, are
here looking over the place. Their
homes are in New York.
Derby.
The academy boys have formed
base ball team.
Frank Greenwood is building an adj
dition to his barn.
Grain is badly lodged il this section
and machine cutting is difficult.
Effie Clark of Glover has returned
and will teach in Dist. IS, where she
has taught several successful terms.
Charles and Ethel Daley, late visit
ors at A. t. Dailey's, have returned
home. Mrs. Henry Chaffee has re-
turned to Springfield, Mass.
Academy school opened with large
attendance with more to follow soon.
The prospect for the school has not
been brighter for several years.
The pleasure trip OH Mr.. Holbrook's
new steamer, Alma, came on Satur-
day and was much enjoyed by all
who participated. Thanks to MIR. II.
Messrs Bates and Grout have de-
cided to put in water system for
Derby Center village. The water will
be obtained from springs northeast of
the village, gathered into one pipe
and brought to a reservoir, thence
taken down Main street, where it will
be distributed in service pipes as the
citizens desire. There will be a strong
hand hose head and it will ensure
good fire protection. The water will
be rented at very reasonable rates.
West Derby.
Fred White has opened a meat
market in Cults block.
Miss Bertha Babcock commences
her school on Pine Hill to-day.
| A daughter was born Aug. 26th, to
| Mr., and Mrs. Lem Stevens. $3.50 ur1
Mr.. Joseph Stratton has moved in
to the new house built by p. S. Rob-
| inson.
Lloyd Sails has closed out his bust
ness in town and is going to Rhode
Island.
Misses Maud Porter and Lillian
Stevens commenced their schools to-
day. Miss Porter at w. Charleston,
and Miss Stevens in Holland.
R. Dawson has moved into the John
Mcclure ouse.-R.C Blake will move
this week into his newly purchased
home.-Mr. Kelley is moving his fam
lily into the Bean block at Newport.
Mrs. Charles Woodland of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, is visiting friends in New
port and West Derby.-Walter Ma
COON is spending his vacation at
home.-Mrs. H. Bogue and two chill
dren of Derby Line were in town last
week.-Mrs.. Albert Cummings of Iowa
is visiting her brothers, z. @. Newman
and Truman Blake of this town.-Mrs.
Alden Bedell, a former resident of
this place, is at H. E. Bedell's.-The
widow of the late A. X. Darling is now
at Ezra Darling's for a few weeks
Mrs. Geo. Bowley of Maine is at j. S.
Stiles'.-Chas. M. Sawyer and Walter
Magoon of Boston are in town for a
few weeks vacation.-Leslie Magoon
is expected this week.
Glover.
All crops are looking finely.
A. E. Leonard went to Boston last
week.
Joseph G.. King has moved into the
house he bought of Henry Scott.
Cora Marsh, and Karl and Leigh
Abbott are attending school at Bar
ton.
Miss Annie Bridgman has gone to
Andover, Mass, to visit her brother,
Dr. Scott.
Frank A. Walcott has bought A.
Abbott's threshing machine, and will
commence business Sept 2.
w. o. Gray has started his cider
mill AnnIaq orOnnd op1 Y,raooa1