Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-04-20

Nyes store, while Mr.. Nye is laid up with
sickness.
DR.. Martin, the popular oculist, can be
consulted at the hotel in this place, April
| 20 and 80.
| The remains of Mrs. Homer Collins were
brought here for interment from Irasbursh
last Saturday.
Amos Tower and sons, and Mrs. George
Tower and daughter have been visiting
friends here.
The sugar season seems to be over here.
and several have gathered their buckets.
Not an average amount has been made. .
Clark Bailey, an aged citizen living i'm
the east part of the town, died last We'd
nesday. He has been in very poor health
for several years.
The village schools commence to-day
John Bartlett and Myra Douglass, teach
ers.-Josie Dow teaches on West hill, and
Mabel Ware at the Center.
VIM. Niles has had four aunts visiting
him: Mrs. Smith of Boston, Mrs. Reed of
Barton, Mrs. Babcock of West Derby, and
Mrs. Mary Niles of this town.
DIR. Whitaker of Newport was called in
council with DIR. Badger last Saturday in
Salmon Nye's case. They took quart of
water from his lung. He is more comfort
able at this writing.
The water has been unusually high
here for the past week. The river road
has been overlooked and travel has been
almost impossible. Mr.. Treaudo's boom
md 81 l.
Craftsbury.
III. F. Graham is in Newport on business.
A little daughter arrived at Mr.and Mrs.
Henry Kings, Apr. 18th.
Fred Hoyt, who has been very sick with
pneumonia is some better.
Mrs. z. n. Nelson is spending the week
in Boston, buying millinery goods.
Willard Allen is home from Montpelier.
Peter McCue is home from Rutland.
Mrs. Edwin Hatch is in quite feeble
health.-Mrs. j. c. Allen, who has been
quite i'll, is better.
Mrs. Hiram Bruce has gone to Worces-
ter to care for her daughter, who is i'm poor
health.
Miss Ella Hartman, who has been in
Boston the past six months studying vocal
and instrumental music, has returned
home.
B. E. Gilman from Westfield. who has
been scaling logs for Graham, Stevens. q
has finished his work and return
ed home.
The high water caused break in the
bulk head at Rob Patterson's saw-milI last
Wednesday night, throwing the help out
of work until repairs are completed.
Derby. a.lftl 4
Maj. Grout is building an addition to
his house.
Percy Robbins spent last week at home /
On account of the bad roads
Rev. Clark leaves this week for his new
ield of labor at ST. Johnsbury Ctr.
The band gavea concert last Thursday
hight at the town hall, which was a grand
success.
This has been very poor sugar year in
his vicinity, very few having made over
me pound 30 a tree.
Steve Nichols spent day in town last,
week, and has now gone to New York to
YORK IN the Ice business.
The school was invited up to Major
'rout's to a sugaring off one day last
week, and enjoyed the treat very much.
We wish to correct mistake in our last
ssue, stating that Mrs o. w. Abbott
vas sick in bed. She has quite recovered.
Miss Hazel Chandler has returned from
roy, where she has been visiting her sis
er.-Mrs. j. o. Burton has been visiting in
arton, but has returned.
Mr.. Elmer Silveris new house is nearly
ompleted, and is quite an addition to the +,
'oks of the street. We wish more such
ice houses might be built in the place.
w. S. Robbins has sold his house to Mr..
ustin Allbee of Derby Line for $3.50. Mr.. c
llbee takes possession soon. Mr.. Robbins 5
ltends to build on the lot just north of '
is other house. c
Vest Derby. :
Leonard Stevens returned from Worces-
L. Mass, Sunday morning.
Mrs. Cooper, living in the Gardner house.
quite i'll with lung trouble. j.,
Herbert Hauver is recovering from the
we're injuries received the 10th. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Burroughs of n. Troy
sited at u. A. Clark's last week. :,
Alice Laplant and Clayton Gould were
arried Friday at her home on Clyde st.
Rev J. S. Smith Sc
Mrs. Frank Kim ball was called to Pot y
n, P. O., by the serious illness of her
her, Mr. Magoon. Il
Bertha Willard, Mrs Newell Gould, and =
:. Colts son are on the sick list this
Marston is threatened with
la
oscar Hammond, an old resident of this DC
un died Sntnrdar ,i.h. Ali - 80. w