Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-07-06

during the term were Euna and Walter
Anderson, Guy Edgerly, Nellie Gilbert,
Julia Hoyt, Blanche Hubbard, Wallace
Merrill.
Derby.
w. S. Robbins has his cellar nearly dug
for his house.
Miss Mary Grout has returned from
Troy, where she has been teaching.
Derby people generally attended the
celebration at Newport the Fourth.
Mrs. M. S. Edwards is putting curb
ing round her yard and grading it up.
A goodly number from Derby attended
the Epworth League convention at Barton
last week.
Bert Richie was married to Miss Louise
Carlow of Newport last Thursday night
Congratulations.
Mr.. G. K. Bates had the misfortune to
lose his saddle pony. Harry Reynolds was
riding him on the track when he stumbled
and broke both fore legs He was inn
mediately shot.
Percy Robbins spent Sunday in town.
Miss Josie Dow spent the Fourth.-Miss
Ida Lyford, who has been spending a few
weeks at Rev. Chase's has returned to her
home in St. Johnsbury Ctr.
Derby Line.
Prof. Geo. B. Adams, who holds the
chair of History at Yale College, has come
with his family to their summer home, La
belle Island, Memphremagog.- Hol-
brook has rented cottage at Lake Park
g.. 4 o.
will give the place another attraction
Mrs. Zabriskie has come to spend the sum-
mer at Province Island.-The Butterields
with the exception of Col. and Mrs. But
terrified, have come to occupy their sum-
mer home.
Beebe Plain.
Mrs. Sophia Miller is with friends in
visits at her father's.-Mrs. Jessie Wilson
Brown is here for short stay.
Rev. f. A. Reeds people go to their new
charge in Lennoxville.-Rev. A. Allen
from Magog comes here.-Rev. Kilburn
returns to the Baptist church here.
The marriage of Miss Edith May House
to Wilbur F. Dawson recently took place
at the residence of the parents of the bride,
about sixty guests being present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dawson will make their home in
Boston.
West Derby.
d. w. Marston, School st. is building a
barn.
Lewis Currier broke his arm the 9TH.
He had heen drinking
A son was added to the family of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Wooley, July 4th.
A Mr.. Smith, who has boarded at j.
Laplant's for several years, is very ill,
Amos Sawyer and family ate green peas
and new potatoes from their garden July
9th.
Interesting mission services were held at
the +. b. church last evening with special
music.
Dennis Hunt has returned from Boston,
and moves into the Field house on Lake
Street.
The moving of families to their cottages
at the Bluffs and Lindsay Beach was brisk
last week
Mrs. Hoyt, who is with her daughter,
Mrs. G. o. Grimes, is very low with cancer
in the breast.
daughter of Jasper Webster Lake st.
is here, from Capleton, Que.-Ernest Clark
and lady from the Peerless spent the 4th
at A. Clark's.
G. HI. McCauley, salesman for Mr.. Bailey
of ST. Johnsbury, is having fine success,
selling not only organs but quite a num-
Der of pianos.
Mrs. j. G. Norris is slowly improving
P. S. Robinson is suffering from blow on
his head from sledge in driving post
So far as is learned the scarlet fever cases
are not very severe. There is too much
in regard to reporting such
cases in our village for the comfort OF tim
id and anxious parents.
Glover.
The Earnest Workers will hold their
next sociable with Mrs. Nancy Dow
next Wednesday afternoon and evening.
All are cordially invited.
West Glover.
Harvey Lewis remains about the same.
Lillian Mcqueen has returned to Bos-
on.
Ora Miles has bought the Arthur DEMO |
place, paying as reported about $1,000.
Presiding Elder Hamilton will preach at
Vest Glover, Sunday forenoon, July u.
Clara Colburn of Salt Lake City will
pend the summer with her sister, Mrs. T.
/. Hastings.
Rev Mr. Rroun apd xuifa etort for +k,a;r
cottage by the seaside to-day, where they
will spend their vacation, and where their
hildren will visit them.
Austin DEMO is stopping in town for
ew days.-Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Conant and
on of Concord are visiting at George
low,s-Mrs IilIsnn of Wheelock has Wis