Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-11-09


night. Cause of the fire is unknown
Everything in the store was burned.
The Earnest Workers will have
chicken pie supper and social nc the
M. +. vestry Wednesday afternoon
and evening. Supper from hvo till
eight.
Derby.
All of John Hams children have the
chicken-pox.
Gov. Grout has purchased part OF
the Wilson farm.
Nixon Morse has bought the Chaun-
cey Wilson place.
@. X. Bates and family have return
ed to their home in New York.
Rev. J. C.Lorimer, a former pastor,
preached at the Baptist church Sun
day.
Democrats these times are like cab
ms on prairie, few and far between,
and what few there are look SAD and
lonely.
Mrs. NJ. Q. JENNIE, who has been East
for some weeks, win returnt to Califor-
MIA soon. Mrs. Charles Durgin accom-
panies her.
w. r. Daley has gone to ST. Johns
bury, for the winter, to study stenog-
raphy Walter Barnard Ia visiting
his parents in Conn.
Frank Harvey is confined to his bed
with rheumatism. Halle Chandler is
reported as being very much better.
Sofa Perkins has been quite in with
lung fever, but is improving.
West Derby.
Several cases OF measles are report
ed.
Lewis Fish is suffering acutoly from
a felon on his hand.
Elder Manley Fuller has moved into
A. J. Whites tenement on Main ST.,
and Will preach regularly for the ADJ
vents here.
Query: Ought not all houses where
IN are infectious diseases, to be quar-
antined?
A little son was welcomed TO the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure,
Oct. eth.
Walter MCGOWAN and bride visited
at II. L. Dailey's last week.-Mrs.. TX.
Lombard is visiting sisterin Holland
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Kitchens, on Young ST. died Monday
night. She was buried Tuesday no
IL a. m. in Pine Grove cemetery.
McCanley s Sons from Dixvllle,
p. O., have opened the Miller black
smith shop ON River ST. They live ia
the tenement of LOOMS Aliller's house.
OF. Moulton commences this week
a house to sell or rent, at the end OF
Stiles St.-James Marsten has moved
his household goods from Richford,
storing them at j. fuckers. Mrs.
Marsten will work in a hotel at sher-
brooke, ?. @.
Glover.
Truman CookJwho has been quite
sick of late, is able 20 be out again.
L. B. Wiley is putting up woven
wire fencing on the roadside between
his premises and Spier's harness shop.
Mr.. Cargill is moving to South HW.
Mrs. Eliza Hancock has gone to Mass.
for the winter.
A nice boy baby at Dan o. Gray's
%. V. Percival is quite poorly OF late.
The opposition party at Mrs. r. e.
French's election eve, was pleasant
affair and much enjoyed by those
present.-Uncle Nat. Drew, an aged
man, is very feeble having had
slight shock.
Holland.
Hollis Wheeler of Fitchburgh,
Mass, has moved into town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntoon of n. Y,
formerly of this town, are visiting
friends here.
The votes cast here Tuesday stood
as follows, Republicans 90, Democrats
is, National Democrats 4, Peoples
party z.
Irasburgh.
Joseph Sweet moves to Greensboro
soon.
Frank Thompson is in St. Johns
bury for few days.
Geo. Rash is the new stage driver.
He has bought the route OF Harrison
Badger.
Percy Templeton has finished his
term Of school on Morrill, hill, and has
gone to St. Johnsbury academy.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the M.
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