Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-01-13

her fathers, J. o. Douglas.
e. l.. Hastings is doing quite a business
shipping in corn meal and distributing Il
among the farmers in town.
The G. A. r. and w. r. G. will give an
entertainment at the Cong. church, North
Craftsbury, Wednesday evening, Jan. p.
A speaker from abroad will be present. At
the close of entertainment the w. r.. G.
will furnish roast pig supper at the
Academy hall. Admission to entertain
ment, 10 cents; roast pig supper, 25 cents.
Derby.
c. X. Bates of New York is in town.
The Wilson boys have got their new
barn up.
M. A. Adams, who has been quite ill, is
1 out again.
Fletcher Niles has gone to Bloomington
for few weeks.
Mrs Charles Nye was thrown from a
wagon and quite badly hurt recently.
Rufus T. Kelley, who has been in Boston
for several months, has returned home.
G. N. Stevens is getting out lumber for
a new barn, to replace the one that was
burned recently.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Allbee, who have
been in New Jersey for a few months, Wis
iting their son, have returned.
Miss Kingman, graduate of Emersons
School of Oratory, will be at the Academy
Wednesday, to organize a class IN elocu-
ton.
We wish to correct a statement i'm last
weeks issue, saying that w. Boivin had
gone to Newport to work. Mr.. Boivin
still remains and is doing business as
usual.
West Derby.
Prayer meetings were held at the f. b.
church each evening last week.
J Leonard Stevens and family have gone
to Noes River, Que, to his fathers.
! Mr.. Goode has not purchased the Ma
COON block as reported last week.
At the donation visit for Elder J. l..
Smith Thursday evening, $50 was realized.
Mrs. c. f. Green is suffering severely
from the effects of stepping on nail last
Monday.
Ed. Blake has purchased the b. True
farm on Pine Hill for $1,000, and will soon
move on to it.
The wives of Alvah Morrill, and Alvah
Merrill are each very low.-Will Young is
also on the sick list.
Walter Magoon has returned from Bos-
ton, where he has been for some time i'm
the employ of Houghton & Dutton.
John Rogers and wife are mourning the
death Of their youngest child, and now
have one very i'll with the canlIer-rash.
Mrs. John Clark is very i'll. Alice La
plant is about the same; her mother is
much better.-Dea. Cobb and family are
some better.
Denison Webster, Indian Point ST., lad
his arm badly lacerated between the elbow
and wrist, by machinery i'm the bobbin
factory, Thursday.
Elmer Webster is moving from the
Lindsey farm, where he has been for about
two years, to his house on Elm St.-Elder
Chas. Shattuck moves into the Root house
on School st. .''f.'
Glover. '"
Remember the Mite Society social Fri
day afternoon.
The w. c. T. u. meet with Mrs. J. +.
Dwinell, on Tuesday, the 21st, at o'clock
p. m.
Rev. Z. w. Pierce will preach at the So.
church Sunday, Jan. 10Th, at one o'clock
All invited.
Supt. Stone gave very instructive and
pleasing lecture on education in the COM
mon schools to good audience.
West Glover.
Mrs. Geo. Graves has gone to Barton to |
care for Mrs. FIR ed Whitcher.
Repairs have been made on the |
Union church and dedicatory services were
held there last Sunday.
The c. c. c. society hold sociable at
G. w. Cooks next Friday evening, Jan.
18th. Ladies bring cake.
Horace Whitney and Fannie Carr were
in town last week.-Henry Skinner is
home from Manchester Mr.. Browns son
is home for short time.
Greensboro Bend.
j. III. Pope has a brother visiting him.
Mrs. Cora Thompson has gone to Iras-
burgh to spend the winter.-Winnie Patch
has gone to Cabot to stay awhile with
his mother.
Hollis Wheeler of Fitchburg, Mass, has
rented the Colby place of A. e. Waterman.
Stewart and f. Little are each laid up
with foot, which they have been cleav-
ing with anax.
James Boothman has gone to New
to attend the funeral of his
mother, who died of paralysis. She was
good woman and for many years faith
full member of the church.