Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-10-12


Derby Line.
Miss HI. A. Tinker has returned from
Boston.
T. Branch Alexander, who has held the
position of assistant book-keeper i'm the
Boston office of Armour & Co. during the
past year, has returned to Derby Line.
Mrs. A. t. Foster was seriously injured
by falling down stairs recently. Fos-
ter is improving very slowly, if ateall. He
is more comfortable at present, and his
many friends hope the improvement will
be permanent.
Salem-Derby.
Homer Crandall is home from New York.
Charles Waterman has raised the man.
moth apple; it measures Is inches around
it, and weighs Ii pounds.
Dana Moody has been quite ill, but is
better.-Little Charlie West is able to
walk around on his crutches.-Willie
Kingsbury remains about the same.
Glover.
G. S. Phillips has gone to Maine with a
hunting party.
Martha Darling has been very i'll, but is
improving at this writing.
Mrs. Charles Mcclellan has bought the
VIM. Drew tenement house.
H. N. Wilson and wife have gone to
Glen Sutton visiting relatives.
David Gilmour will occupy David An
derson's house the coming winter.
The Ladies' Aid will meet next Thurs
day, Oct. 18th, at the vestry. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
Alex. Frasier and wife visited at o. V.
Percival's last week.-Mrs.. E. b. Simonds
is visiting among friends in town.
Rev. H. H. Hoyt of St. Johnsbury will
hold a meeting Tuesday eve, Oct. 18th, at
1 o'clock at the Universalist church. All
invited.
The Earnest Workers will meet with
Mrs. S. n. Clark Wednesday afternoon
and evening of the present week. All
cordially invited.
At the last meeting of the w. C. T. u,
Mrs. S. j. Vance of w. Glover, and Mrs.
Helen Percival were chosen delegates to
the State convention.
There was quiet wedding at Rev. j.
McDonald's Saturday evening, Henry
Skinner and Miss Stiles were the parties.
We offer congratulations.
West Glover.
Mr.. Brown moves from here to Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Humphrey spent sew
eral days in Newport last week.
Newell Lyman is greatly improving mis-
house by adding bay window.
John Woodlands daughter and children
from Wolcott are visiting them.
Charles Woodland has rented the saw
MILL He has been in the employ OF II.
Lewis for several years and understands
his business. Mr.. Woodland has also
rented rooms in the Lewis house and will
go to housekeeping there.
Greensboro.
Fish Commissioner J. w. Titcomb has /
commenced work preparatory in taking
spawn from our lake.
Rev. c. L. Guild and j. A. Crane were
elected delegates to the State S. 5. school /
convention to be held in Burlington this /
week.
At the annual meeting of the Cong I.
society held last Tuesday, Geo. Y. Simpson
A. C. Chase and G. B. Cook were elected /
prudential committee; c. l.. Baker, clerk.
The people in this town are saddened to I
hear Of the death of Malcolm w. Goss, son
of w. w. Goss, which occurred at the
home of his parents in LakeviIle, Conn,
Oct g. The following from a paper in
that place win be Of interest to the people
of this section of the county: Malcolm w.
Goss, son of w. w. Goss, curator Of the
school, died Saturday, October
3rd, aged is years. The disease with which
he was afflicted was diabetis and he was i'll
about nine month; though not confined to
the house but short time. He was an
exceptionally bright young man, advanced
beyond his years in all his studies, a mem
Der Of the Hotchkiss class of '97 and would
have graduated with high honors. Agree
able to his request his body was crenated.
His remains We're transferred to the Gard
ner Earl Crematorium in Troy on Monday,
his father accompanying. The funeral
service was arranged by the Hotchkiss
students and held in the school chapel on
Monday afternoon, the Rev. II. G. Buehler
IF the school and the Rev. J. c. Goddard
ii Salisbury officiating.
Erasburgh.
Judge Thompson is in Montpelier this
week.
The cheese factory shut down for the
season, Oct. Sd.
0. G. Page; town representative, went TO
Montpelier last week.
Mrs. Holbrool1 is very nl.-AIiss Myra
Taplin is on the sick list.
Gertrude Leonard was at home over
sunday from Woodbury., where she Is
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Mr.. Foster from Woodbury. met some Of