Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-24

Montpelier are visiting IN town.
Derby.
Miss Title Johnson of Danville, is visit
ing in town.
Mrs. r. M. Daggett is dangerously i'll
with pneumonia.
Chas. and Mary Johnson have returned
from Maine, where they have been paying
Rev. r. G. Drisco, former pastor, visit.
ID. C. Stevens has sold his livery business
to c. K. Twombly, who now has eight
horses and can send out as nice a hitch of
any kind as one could wish.
The closing exhibition of the Academy
was celebrated by music from Blair's or
chestra and the Priscilla quartette af New
port, together with speaking by the
scholars. The hall was crowded, and the
receipts were the largest for several years.
West Derby.
John Laplant has purchased 30 acres of
land of G. G. Davis.
Elder Chas. Mcclure has now moved his
family to Barton.
Ephraim Clark, an aged man living on
Pine Hill, had a shock last week.
There will be an oyster supper in the
F. B. vestry next Thursday evening.
Miss Lottie Smith of Highgate is stop
ping with Mrs. Z. A. Clark, to learn dress
making.
Thesmany friends of Mrs. w. M. Batch
elder, formerly of this town, were grieved
TO learn of her death.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Stevens have returned TO
Noes River, p. Q.-Mrs. MCGOWAN of
Georgeville, p. O., is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. II. i. Daley.
Albert Dupont has gone TO his fathers
home at Derby Center for the present.
Chas. Cade intends to go to the hospital at
Montreal as soon as possible.-John Nell
ION is on the sick list.-Gertie Lunt is now
worse.
Derby Line.
Miss Mary Chase has been appointed
succeeding her father, the
ate Eugene Chase.
A. L. Foster & Co. have resumed work
n their shoe factory, running four days in
week. They have been shut down for
ONE weeks.
The Caswells have been having consider
bic difficulty in drawing logs across Hol-
and pond, which they have overcome by
olling the road with a heavy road roller.
hey are getting about 10000 board feet
ally.
Charles Willard is quite sick with rheu-
lnfiGnn hUt hos a hnh xyfn az ha
lme.
The MONITOR reports pretty fine, but we
re it does not publish obituary notices of
orses. ..I..
seebe Plain.
The entertainment given under the aus
ices of the Glines Corner w. c. It. U. was
success, the proceeds being SIS.
The Baptist people have services at the
Mon church every Sabbath afternoon, |
ev. Dixon supplying the desk. Rev. Kill
Orn is expected to return in May.
Rev. Frank A. Reed recently married
dy in Mauriceburgh, p. @. She will find
pleasant welcome here and we shall be |
ad to have the Methodist parsonage open
rain.
Hover.
Mrs. Frank Abbott is confined to her
ID with rheumatism.
Mrs. Nellie Richardson and children have
,ne to Lyndon on a visit.
The Mite Society will furnish warm din
RS in the new vestry Tuesday, March 3D.,
r fifteen cents.
The Earnest Workers will furnish din
RS at the NJ. Il. church vestry, town
Getting day. Proceeds for the pastor.
Mrs. Andrew Walcott is entirely help
IS from rheumatism and great sufferer.
r. Walcott has hired Mrs. Whitney of
bany as housekeeper.
The congratulations of friends is extend
to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bean. BY acct
Mt the MONITOR failed to publish longer
tice of the event last week.
est Glover.
Bertha Hubbard is sick.
hrs. L. G. Thompson and child are Wis
az at her father's.-Mrs. Will Young
daughter OF Hardwicz are visiting !
e.
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IRIS. l.. r. Goodrich has sold s acres of
d to James Young, adjoining his house V
,he village, for $65 per acre.
1rs. Mathie Tolman was successfully a
ated at the hospital at Burlington last
FIX. We hope that this may be the {
inning Of her complete recovery. &
he Ladies' Home Circle will furnish
I'm dinner at a reasonable price at (,
zen Hall on town meeting day. All o
who are in the place at dinner b
e are invited 10 partake. Proceeds to-
IDS church repairs. ;,
he spring Examinations for the teach h
of Orleans County will occur on the h
owing dates; Feb. "a and 20, Barton
lding; Feb. 20 and q, Craftsbury; Feb. p
y -, rrr.,rr. AIn,.oL