Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

lbs. OF dried grass and nine quarts d
tatoes fed at three rations daily The
is cut about June 10th, again in July
early in September, well dried and ho
II may be interesting % know Thai
Scott is i'm his 67th year and that
full charge OF his barn. The folloWi
the butter record;
Weight OF butter made first N
months Gl7
The second ~ months l7s
Two months on third year 20
Total for 20 months 200
Derby.
The Creamery Co. has just filled its
ice house with ice.
Mr.. w. NJ. Taylor has returned fr,
visit TO Boston and Providence.
Miss Florence Kelsey Of st. Johns
spent Sunday at w. s. Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahaney of Concord
H., are visiting at her fathers, Mr.. y
Greenwood.
Mrs. Joseph Bates Is slightly bctt
Mrs. Samuel Holt Is sim very ill, and
expected TO live.
The academy closes next Friday Eel
with the usual exercises. The pri
quartet Of Newport viii furnish
share Of the program.
The entertainment given by the sch,
in Dist. No. 8, last Friday eve, in the
hall, was a complete success, and did a
credit to both teacher and pupils.
Lee Johnson, oldest son OF A. John
who has been sick about week with D
fever died Sunday morning, Fob. 10.
afflicted family have the sympathy
many friends.
Quarterly meeting win be- held at Ga
+. church next Sunday morning,
feast at 10 o'clock. Preaching by the
siding Eldera 1O:45, followed by the sa
ment of the Lords supper.
We are panied TO announce the dealt
Mrs. N. 5. Benham, who for a few w
has been very in. She passed quietly
Tuesday night, Feb. 18th, and was bu
from the Congregational church Fridi
West Derby.
Edwin Sawyer has moved on 30 Ca
way St.
Miss Matte Sevrens OF -. Charlie
visited at z. c. Blake's last week.
Albert Dupont has returned from
Montreal hospital but little improved.
John LaPlant has purchased 20 aero
land i'm West Derby OF Lane a Davis.
Fitz Peavey carries on the VIM. Ne
farm in West Charleston the coming
Geo. S. Kent has moved his granite
marble works Go the Hammond sho
Main st.
Rose Daley died quite suddenly
funeral was largely attended at the ca
lie church.
Harry Reed and Lloyd Sails have hlr
hotel restaurant in Manchester, n. H.,
ing possession Feb. LIST.
The Independent Order OF Foresters
the widow of VIII Young ~ 200 ina af
days after his death.
Mrs. Emily Miller, mother Of A.J.Wl
y
of Sherbrooke, is with her.
A. MCGOWAN has moved 30 Greensl
Bend.-Mrs. Emma Young has move,
Silas Scott's house, In Newport
Ray Cleveland, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ter Cleveland, died Sunday a. m. OF did
It's. Funeral at the house, Tuesday, 4
j. l.. Smith officiating.
News OF the death, Ia Lowell, Mass.
Rev. A. IL. Millillon, former pastor of
+. b. church here, has been received.
remains will be buried here beside his
Charles Hylas was quite badly hurt
Tuesday at the international, his nose
ing nearly cut off by slab. Or. Cal
attends him and hopes the dishguren
will not be bad.
Ed. Blake's family have recovered m
their illness, 80 that lac moved 90 n
Hill, Thursday Mrs. Stark Morse
Chas. Cade are both quite III Am
Hauver is very in with pneumonia.-M
J. Currier is very low.
Mrs. Gilbert Miller died Tuesday a..
after an illness Of about two weeks.
leaves a son, A. }. White of this place,
a daughter in Sherbrooke, Mrs. NJ
Kimpton. Funeral services at her
home, Thursday m, Rev. J. l.. Smith
floating.
Derby Line.
DIR. II. D.Martin, the oculist, can be- C.,
suited at the Derby Line hotel, Feb. 40
til Feb. 20. Many people OF this sect
will be glad TO learn OF his return visit.
treating diseases of the eye he h an expo
as many OF our people testify.
Glover.
The Maple Valley Division, No. i5, =,
Of Temperance, meet Wednesday event
Of this week.
West Glover.
Nelson Stevens Is home from Burlingt,
where he has been attending the Da
school I'm the Agricultural College.
The patrons of the creamery received