Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-06-29

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and will build an addition.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews
rejoice with them in the birth of daugh-
ter.
The hay-press is working on Emery
Kingsbury's farm pressing about thirty
tons of nice hay.
The Rod and Gun club will hold their
first shoot on July 4th. Outsiders are cor
daily invited to take part.
Several citizens, both those who were
soldiers and those who were not, attended
the reunion and parade at Derby Line
last Friday.
The Baptist convention held in Derby
last week was well attended. The speak
ing was excellent and pleasant time was
enjoyed by all.
The closing exercises of the village grad
ed school were held in Academy hall last
Friday eve. A good number were present
and the program was well rendered. Pro-
ceeds $22.85.
w. r. Daley has bought the Shedd fence
right for the town of Derby of ID. G. Stew
most durable rail fence built, and is meet
ing with deserved success.
At the Republican caucus Thursday
night the following delegates were chosen
to attend the County convention at Bar
ton June 3Oth: j. S. Stiles, S. b. Bates, j.
E. Martin, Nixon Morse, John Searles,
Truman Fairchild, Chas. Ward, Fred Cas-
well.
Miss Sadie Nye of Charleston was the
guest of Miss Grace Robbins last week.
A brother of Ed. Hastings from Kansas is
visiting in town.-Ben and Hattie Bisbee
of Chicago are at Maj. CIRCUITS for a time.
Mrs. DIR. Steel and daughter of Minnea-
polls are visiting friends in town.
West Derby.
Mrs. z. A. Clark has returned from
Franklin.
Mrs. John Shannon is having the ell
part of her house finished.-Harry Ketwell
is making needed improvements on his
house.
There are three cases of scarlet fever in
John Porter's family and two in Fred Por-
ter's.-Mrs. Seth Brown is seriously i'll
with pnenmonia.-Mrs. n. Gould is quite
i'll.
Dennis Hunt has gone to Boston to OBJ
tain work, his wife will go later.-Frank
Vanier will move into the Boynton house
on Indian Point St., when vacated by Mrs.
Hunt.
Mrs. Herbert Cooper and children have
gone for few weeks to their former home
in Canada.-Mrs. Brooks living in Daley
house has gone to live with sister in Ma
cog, p. @. at saia l.t -o.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Bisbee and children are visit
ing her parents.-Mr. and Mrs Orrin Sias
are at Ed. Sias'.-Miss Swift from Ran
dolph is visiting Miss Nellie Wright at
Clinton Tucller's.-Mrs. A. j. Morey of
South birmingham, Mass, is still here, re-
ceiying hearty welcome from her many
Did friends.
Derby Line.
Capt. E. A. Chandler and son, of Read
ing, Mass, are staying at the Derby Line
hotel.
Miss Kingsbury of Atlanta, Georgia, was
.he guest of her aunt, Mrs. Persis Foster,
last week.
Abe Wheeler of Holland fell across a
stone short time ago and broke a rib.
The sharp point of the broken bone pierre
I'd the lungs so that air escaped into the
issues of the back, and his recovery is
doubtful.
Glover.
Village school finished last week.
There are several new cases of measles.
Dean Dwinen is clerking for r. e.
French.
Chaplin Leonard has finished a foot
bridge.
Mrs. A. NJ. Randall is visiting relatives
N Boston and vicinity.
The Mite Society will have sociable at
he vestry Friday July Bird.
Clark Rodgers of Newport has bought
nd is moving onto the j. @. A. Mcclellan
arm.
rhe ladies of the w. G. T. U. will meet
With Mrs. A. A. Williams Tuesday July
t 2 O'Clock.
The band gave a fine concert in their
tand, which was enjoyed by good num-
er of people.
The Mite will hold its next sociable Fri !
ay p. M, July 3rd. All ladies holding |
locks for the quilt will please bring them
n.
John M. Blake recently graduated from |
burlington college visited in town.-Dr. p.
:. Templeton and family of Montpelier,
nd G. A. Barrows and family of North
roy are camping at Stone Pond.
The friends of Hon. G. p. Owen would
Ike to see him made county senator and
!, is reported that his name will be pres
nted to the convention. This town is as
7ell entitled to recognition in this line
) are some of the others from which can