Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-09-21
West Derby.

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West Derby.
seymore Mcclellan is ill with rheuma-
tism. = Mrs. Josie Young is failing.
H. L. Paquin took an over dose of chic
raj last week and barely escaped death.
Arthur Preston, formerly of this village,
but now in N. H., is critically ill with pa
ralysis.
Mark Griffin, aged So years, died of pa
ralysis, Sept. 13. He was an old resident
of this town.
Elder Mcclure was called to Sheldon
last week to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Jairus Smith, mother of Mrs. Mcclure.
Rev. j. L. Smith and wife and Mrs A
White visited Montreal last week. - Mrs.
]. C. Norris is in Boston visiting. - MIR.
and Mrs. Francis Mitchell are off on a Wis
it. - Mrs. Roxana Mcpherson visits Mrs.
Sawyer. - Mrs. Mary Lindsay Taylor is
here from Connecticut. - Ezra Towle of
Barton Landing and In. JENNIE are guests
in this village.
Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Pratt attended the
lar at Montreal
The next sociable of the Ladies' Mite So
ciety will be held Fridayiafternoon.
The Earnest Workers hold their next
meeting at w. F. Clark's Friday after
noon. All cordially invited.
Ladies' Aid hold sociabIe next Thurs
day afternoon at the vestry. All invited.
West Glover.
A. T. Hinckley has his buildings re-
shingled.
The Hancock girls from Coventry are
here working in the overall factory.
Mrs. Geo. Baker and Miss Jennie VIII
kinson are visiting their father at Wolcott.
David Wilson has gone to housekeep-
ing at j. E. Cooks, in the rooms vacated
by Fred Bean.
Chas. Cutler is laying a foundation for
new house which he purposes to build the
coming spring.
The shingling, painting, &C., of the
school-house in the Center district, is
marked improvement.
Mrs. Fannie Standish OF Springfield.
Mass, is here visiting her brother, Free
man Bean.-O. Dodge and family from
Barre are in town.
The event of the week was the gathering
OF friends and relatives at S. N. Clark's last
Wednesday p. IN. to witness the marriage
of their daughter, Efie Lu to Fred Tay-
lOr. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Chas. Morse assisted by Rev. McDon-
aid. Miss Marion Clark of Brocton was
I,,.;yi wa "a
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor were the
recipients of many beautiful presents; con-
CALCULATIONS, rice, &c, were in order.
They go to their home in Franklin this
week.
Greensboro.
d. B. Hunter is very sick.
Armour Babcoek, who went to Boston
recently to buy. some horses, returned with
only one.
Mrs. Horace McLaren has gone to II
linois to visit a sister. She viii be gone
some weeks.
Nearly all of our city friends here left for
their homes. Most of them say they will
return next year.
w. S. Ingalls, has MS new barn complet-
ed, and it is the most commodious and
best built in this vicinity.
L. T. Babbitt and Fred Drury of North
hampton, Mass, made us a short call last
week, returning home Monday.
Mrs. Alex Simpson, who has been here
some weeks, has returned to Iu.-George +
and family OF Conn, are visiting
here.
S. R. Fletcher and wife have returned
from Tilton, N III.
jerry Sykes and Judson Clapper, who
have been hard sick, are recovering.
Daniel Hall has returned to West Fitch
burgh, Mass, having sold his place here to
his son.
Burt Wallace has built new barber
shop at Caswell's mills and is doing good .
business.
w. A. Goddard and wife, Chas. Ames
and lady, and Burt Wallace and lady at
tended the fair at Montreal last week.
Geo. Ross has sold his place to A. Smith.
and has gone to Canada. q. smith and
family visited friends in Barton last week.
Geo. c. Kimball and wife of Derby are
n town visiting friends.-FranS Huntoon
If New York, former resident Of this
own, IS IN town visiting his many friends.
G. X. Caswen has his logs all sawed, and
las shut down his mill. Owing to the
mall demand and the low price of lumber
Re viii not run his dressing mill this win
er.
raSburgh.
Mrs. Henry Ranger is very i'll at Joseph
Jocks.
Fred Kidder has returned from AIassa-
husetts