Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11

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and practice, and any who wish to join are
invited.
Mrs. Alma Heath has sold her Geo.
Heath house to Mrs. A. B. Sweeney of
Derby Line.
Rev. Wallace of Troy preached at the
Cong. church last Sunday in exchange
with Rev. Perkins.
The people of Derby must be pleased
with the new town clerks Office, located
as it is in central position.
The young people will be interested to
learn of the marriage of Henry Brainard,
a former student of the academy, to Miss
Lucia Bowley of Newport.
Fred Lother has gone to N. H. for the
summer-Eddie Wilder is spending
three weeks vacation with his parents,
in Watertown, Conn.-Mrs. DIR. Comings
was visiting out of town last week.
w. B. HoIbrool1 and wife, and Melinda
/ Colby have returned from California,
where they have been spending the winter.
Mr.. Walter Parker and wife of Balti-
more are stopping at her fathers, A. A.
Silver.-Edgar and Elmer Silver of Boston
were in town on business last week.-Mrs..
Paul Normandin has returned from her
Boston trip.-Frank Taylor of Franklin
visited his mother last week.
West Derby.
L. Miller came home from Mass. the
2nd.-N1rs. VIM. Hackley is home again.
The body of Mrs. Emily Miller was TAX
en- to Glines Corner, p. O., for burial few
days ago.
John Nelson left last Wednesday on his
annual trip through the western part of
VT. and Canada.
The mother of H. S. Mott, who has spent
the winter with him, has returned to her
home in Bolton, p. @.
Smith Wilson has moved from the John
Tucker tenement to the Merrill house near
Causeway ST., lately purchased by him.
Our graded school has five teachers,
Misses Lou Bruce, Prin, Nellie Wright,
Wilma and Emma Green, and Ethel Rob-
inson.
c. S. Magoon of Manchester, n. H., was
in town last week identifying his fine
place on corner of Elm and Lake streets,
setting out trees.
fine set of buildings by painting.-A. j.
Whites buildings are being newly painted
by the SCOTS of Newport.
Lightning struck the Chas. Folsom
house during the shower of Monday night,
considerably damaging it and setting it on
fire, but the family succeeded in putting it
out.
I oh Of
living on Clyde st. died very suddenly
Tuesday night. She was about the house
as usual during the day. Burial Thursday
a. m, in the Catholic cemetery.
Miss Sarah Morrill, spent last week at
Geo. Wooleys.-Lorenzo Cummings and
wife visited their niece, Mrs. Emma Saw
yer, the past week.-Mrs.. Nj. Doanes son,
Otis Gilbert, has returned to Burlington.
stock company has been formed and
chartered by the state known as the "Pine
Grove Cemetery Association" This COM
pany has bought the land condemned by
Derby for a cemetery; it consists of IA
acres of level land on the east shore of the
lake, just north of the village of West
Derby, fully 100 rods from any dwelling or
the railroad. The stock holders are: n.
NJ. Colby, J. S. Stiles, c. E. Grandy, l. b.
Bishop, p. S. Robinson, H. Darling, L. II.
Alexander, j. E. Martin, G.. Lockhart,
and Geo. Kent, Lots have been surveyed |
and are now open for sale; SIS for single |
lot 12x30; S25 for double lot; suitable lots |
for single burial at reasonable rates ac-
cording to size. Sale of lots by j. S. Stiles
or j. E. Martin. A warrantee deed will be
given for each lot, to the purchaser. This
is most beautiful location and while it is
enough out of the village to discommode
no one, it is but few steps from the road
and a pleasant drive at all times. All
money for sale of lots will be expended on
the grounds. There has heretofore been
considerable friction between the two viii
lagos in the matter of having a large ceme-
terry in the heart of West Derby This will
solve the problem and afford ample room
for the burial of all for years to come, in
new, and what will be most suitable and
beautiful location.
Glover.
Ed. Walcott has gone on the road sell
ing ''Kow Kure"
Levi P. Drew is able to resume work,
after severe attack of erysipelas.
We are sorry to have n. M. Lewis and
family leave town, to make Barton their
home.
DIR. Templeton has returned to Montpe-
lier, having been detained here several
days by the illness of his daughter.
Mark Johnson and wife of Manchester
are expected soon. Mr.. johnson has bought
a building in Barton and is going to start
a laundry in that enterprising village.
Mr.. w. HI. Nugent, who was in Barton
last week, selling the Tyler combination
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