Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-10-26

r. A. Patterson's grist-min floor broke
down while loaded with two carloads of
grain. About two hundred bushels went
down the river.
Rev. J. M. Dutton of NewtonvilIe, Mass.
will deliver lecture at the Congregational
church, Wednesday evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
This lecture is under the auspices of the
Earnest Workers. Admission fifteen cents.
No. Craftsbury.
A. B. Pike is repairing his house and
barn.
Walter Wheeler and wife from Newport
have been visiting at Chas. Wits.
Mrs. Clara Preston, who has been visit
home in New York.
Everett Austin, who has been in Brown
ington the past season, has returned and
will work for Mr.. Root this winter.
Derby.
Chas. Clark is on the sick list
Halle Chandler is reported to have tu-
berculosis.
Miss Nellie Wiley is home from Boston,
Mrs Richard, in addition to her hotel, is
building large barn in front of the old
one.s
Mrs w. S. Robbins attended the w. G.
T. U. convention at ST. Johnsbury last
week.
Some of our people took advantage of
the cheap rates to Boston to pay that city
a visit.
The village water supply was cut off for
a few days last week, owing to a leak in
the pipe.
Invitations are out for a Halloween
promenade in the Academy hall next Fri
day evening.
Elmer Silver's family have returned to
Boston for the winter, leaving their elegant
home in charge of Mr.. Kinsley and his
sister.
Rev. /. P. Chase has returned from
Clifton Springs, where he has been for
medical treatment, and once more occu-
pies his pulpit.
West Derby.
Mr.. Chase of Newport Ceuter has moved
into DR.. Locke's house.
w. Mott is quite i'll with rheumatism
Mrs. Ellen Fairchild is very ill.
A large number attended the ''Aid' at J.
5. Stiles Thursday afternoon and evening.
A. Mott has got through as clerk at G. o.
Grimes, and Walter Magoon is now there.
Mrs. Geo. Wakefield is in Coventry car
ing for her sister, Mrs. E. Corrow, who is
very i'll.
E. A. Boothman, late of Holland, opens
4 grocery in Magoon's block. We wish
him success. So -4kt = DOC
c. 0. Grimes went ia Springfield, Mass,
Wednesday nights. Miss Alice Cousins of
Barton spent Sunday in town, also Ernest
Clark.
Frank Moulton has moved into his new
Hutchinson has moved from
Quit s block to the Blanchard house.-H.
A. Boothman of Holland moves
INTO the tenement vacated by Mr.. Hutchin-
son.
a3ef aaf SOC
r. P. Blake made his friends a short Wis
t recently.
John Mitchell is in a very helpless con-
lition on account of rheumatism in his
limbs.
The Sunday school in the Crandall dis
rict is prospecting. They have just bought
new organ and intend to have some fine
music.
Mrs. VIM. Kingsley died at her home on
Monday evening last, after an illness of
several weeks. She had been resident
acre from childhood, her father having
ived in this town. She was 76 years old,
md leaves an aged husband, a sister, son
md daughter to mourn her loss.
Glover.
Martha Darling is more comfortable.
Aunt Janette Phillips is on the sick list.
Frank Nc Lellan and wife were in town
asst week.
The selectmen have repaired the bridge
near A. A. Jenness'.
Mrs. Elvira T. Mcclellan has returned
rom her visit to Boston.
Charles Lawrence is repairing his mill,
md finishing the inside of his house.
Mrs. Sarah Clark Seaver from Massa-
,husetts, is visiting friends in Glover and
Barton.
F. FL. Percival raised this season TWEEN
y-fve two horse wagon loads of fine
pumpkins.
Mrs. Mary Davis Clark, Roy Davis and |
:. A. Norton went to Wakefield, Mass, |
asst week.
Herbert Davis wife and daughters, who
nave been visiting at Henry Davis, have
eturned West.
The ladies of the W. C. 7. U. will meet |
With Mrs. Anne E. Merriam Tuesday, Nov.
id, at o'clock.
Martin Sherhnrne has raised one hun