Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-05

ed in marriage to DIR. HI. E. Douglass.
The ceremony was performed by the Epis-
copal Rector of Newport. They go to
housekeeping in VIM. Barrow's house at
once. May the best of prosperity attend
them.
Craftsbury.
| James McEwen is having a silo built;
Mr.. Shepard of Albany is doing the work.
| There was a large number from here
who attended the picnic July at Green's
boro pond.
William Fayer of Glover, who has been
in town for several days on business, has
gone to Morrisville.
| The post Office has been moved from j.
Kiers block to j. t. Urie's store, where
patrons will find everything in the best of
! order.
G. w. Thompson and c. A. Bridges are
on the sick list.-Ed. Weber, who has
been in failing health for some time, is
now dangerously sick.
Charles Bridges and wife have finished
| their work at Henry Allen's.-Miss Maud
Austin has finished her work at j. Smith
and returned to her home in Cady's Falls.
We copy the following from the Mont
pelier Waterman: Willard ID. Allen, for
some time past the efficient cashier in the
| local freight office of the, Central Vermont
railroad, has gone to st. Adams. He has
been promoted to position in the Office
of Col. S. w, Cummings, General Passen-
| ger Agent, and entered upon the discharge
of his duties July 1. Both in the choir of
dered efficient aid, and among his asso-
ciates he will be missed, and the congrat-
ulations and best wishes of large circle
i of friends will follow him in his wider
| sphere of railroa1 service.
| Derby.
Raymond Allbee is on the sick list.
| Eugene Weber of Boston visited Tbs
| mother recently.
| Mrs. Robert Strople is visiting in the
| vicinity of Boston.
The Richard is beginning to look fine in
| new coat of paint.
Several from this place attended the
camp meeting at Beebe Plain.
Several from this place took in the cele-
bration at Derby Line July LIST.
The Methodist parsonage is being made
much pleasanter by the addition of a
| veranda.
Mr.. Parker and bride have returnrd
from their trip and are stopping at the
Derby House.
Miss Sarah Cobb goes this week to
Charleston to work in the family of DR..
C. S.. Human.
Word has been received of the, death
of the infant. son of Mr., and Mrs. F.
d. Taylor. 80 ,.,.,...,,.,
Mrs. Bessie (Albee) Aiken visited her
parents last week.-C. F. Davis and wife
were also in town.
Geo. B. Adams, professor of history at
Yale, is at his summer home at La Belle
Island with his family.
The Ladies' Aid held very pleasant
gathering at w. M. Taylor's Wednesday
afternoon, over fifty being present.
The trade between Alonzo Kilburn and
Mr.. Hadlock has fallen through, and Mr..
Kilburn's people remain at No. Derby.
Judge Stackpole of Riverhead, N. Y,
former teacher of Derby Academy, has
been stopping few days with w. S. Rob-
bins.
Mrs. Will Dawson of Boston has come
to spend the summer at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. House, Beebe
Plain.
Misses Bernice and Beatrice Merrill, who
have been attending school here this sum-
mer, have returnnd to their home in
Smiths Mills, P. @.
Mrs. D. E. Poor and daughter of Boston
Cora Sargent of St Johnsbvry is the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. I.P. Chase.
Last Wednesday while Adam Robbins
horse was standing under the store sheds
he broke loose and collidcd with Geo.
CIRCUITS team. Mr.. Grout was bruised
some, and the wagon was badly demolish-
ed.
Gary Kilburn, wife and little son, and
Mrs. Stephen Davis have returned from
trip to Canada.-Rev. Mr.. Chase attended
the Epworth League convention at Brat j
tleboro.-Gov. circuit and family were in
Bennington recently.
The village schools closed June %. Miss
Carrie Miller and Grace Wilson united
their schools, holding picnic at Wilson's
beach The pupils held spelling match
and promenade in the town hall. The
prize was awarded to Miss Evelyn Moran.
Mr.. Carter, who lately moved here from
West Derby, died Wednesday. He has
been great sufferer, his disease being
such that he has been unable to lie in bed
for two years. Funeral services were held
Friday at 10 o'clock; interment at Beebe
Plain.
Elmer Allbee and wife, formerly of this
place, now of Wilmington, n. j., have ar