Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-30

window shades, paints, and in all lines OF
his trade. Read his ad. next week.
Speaking of numbering and big loads:
The Shannons averaged to draw with sim
gle pairs of horses during the winter on
the Beede job, HOO feet to load. Lumber
men will understand that this is a big
record. H. o. Bartlett drew one load
which weighed $500 pounds. Mr.. Patch
of Greensboro drew a load which scaled
1926 feet.
East CraftsbUry.
Robert Harper, who left here for Scot
land in November has returned, having had
very pleasant visit to his native home.
His passage out was agreeable, but rough
on his return. He is impressed with the
fact that the Scotch girls have redder
cheeks and are little handsomer than the
Yankee girls.
Derby.
Ralph Kelsey was buried last week.
The stores will be closed Fast Day.
Rufe Kelley is working for J. c. Hay.
Perry Robbins was in town last week.
Bush Allbee has vacated the DR.. Rich
mond place and moves to Beebe Plain.
There will be an Easter missionary con-
cert at M. e. church next Sabbath even
ing.
Stewart Haskell is quite well. Mrs.
Haskell has been very i'll. They are still
in Brooklyn.
Nelson Stevens and Chas. Young have
bought the right of the Shedd fence I'm the
Of NJ I 4
canvassing that state the coming summer.
Miss Grace Robbins was the recipient of
beautiful banjo, on which her name was
inlaid with pearl, given by her uncle, II.
A. True of Boston, who made the instru-
ment himself.
Mrs. f. G.. Butterfield and Miss Lottie
Butterfeld soon 60 to Washington, ID. c.
Misses Ellen and Esther Butterfield have
been spending the winter there; the former
returns to take the place in the Office.
II. o. Wooley has rented his farm to his
brother Lucian, and intends moving into
the village.-AIrs. Mapleston has sold her
place to Alfred Corrow and has gone to
Frank Sawyer's to live. She sold her
goods at auction last Friday.-Henry
Bushaw has bought the Twombly house
of l.. p. Je1ine.
West Derby.
Mrs. 4. a. Clark spent part of last week
with a sister in y. Troy.
Ed. Morrill, lost a child of four years
last week, by pneumonia.
The new school-hous will be in readi-
ness for the spring term of school.
Mrs. o. B. Sias is at her fathers, p. 5.
Robinson.-Mrs. II. 5. Kent of Buffalo, y,
", is at Geo. $. Kent's.
H. E. Bedelrs sales of jackets, dress
goods, etc, at the store in Cuts Block
very large, many fine bargains being
found there. ...
Holland Cousins has moved from
School st. to the Kittredge house on Lake
St.-Lemuel Wilson, Jr., goes to West
Charleston to live.-Joel Allen has moved
to Derby Center.
Milo Willard, Indian Point ST., is the |
owner of a COW from which, in five months /
he has sold S52 worth of milk and made 90 |
lbs. of butter, beside what milk and /
cream used in family of three persons.
Derby Line.
D6TDy Line SCHOOLS open April b.
The Stanstead Journal proposes to make
some improvements in its makeup and to
change its date of publication to Thursday.
Kingsbury and Hiram Foster and Roy
Hovey are home from Goddard Seminary
on account of the excitement occasioned
by the attempt to destroy the building by
dynamite.
Beebe Plain.
Wesley Beebe is failing.
Rev. F. A. Reed has delivered his lecture
Egypt" here. 1t was pronounced fine.
At the recent meeting of the municipal
council Geo. H. House was elected mayor
Mrs. Enos Wilder made a short STAY
at her fathers, while Mr.. Wilder's sister
cared for him. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder are
now in Boston, where he is under the
treatment of the magnetic healer, Dr. At
wood.
Glover.
Ladies' Aid next Thursday, April 2d. All
invited.
Prentiss Leonard has hired Hiram New
ell and wife to work for him.
VIM. Berwick has rented the Drew ten
ement vacated by DIR. Woodland.
Work in Lewis mill progresses slowly;
some parts of the machinery needing re-
pairs often.
Mrs. S. French is in feeble health.-AIrs. !
Joel Christie is improving after a long
struggle with rheumatism.-Mr Jane
King is ill; she is with her sister, Mrs.
quite ill.
The Sons of Temperance will give an
at Institute hall, Wednesday