Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-02-08

things, but if the people who are interest
ed will be sure and supply us with the
proper data we will see that announce
ments arc correct.-[ED.
No. Craftsbury.
j. w. Allen is on the sick list.
Will Farrar from Barre visited at A. B.
Pixies last week.
Miss Katie Sheehan has finished her
school in Eden and is at home.
Edwin Lyon, who has been in Boston
for the past few weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. Clara Tenney, who has been visit
Boston.
East Craftsbury.
Mrs. Vernon from Mass is visiting at
B. III. Mason's.
Miss Mabel Macomber closed very sue
cessful term of school last week.
DR.. Bailey and wife, accompanied by
Miss Gertie Simpson, started for Texas
| last Monday morning to be gone till May.
Derby.
Mrs. Chas. Clark is gaining slowly.
|
! inhis foot last week.
About IS from this place attended the
musical convention last Friday evening at
Newport.
Our town clerk issued 45 marriage
licenses in 1896. There were n births and
AZ deaths.
/ Arthur Morton of Westfeld was in town
| q f0yv n lost
is in town visiting his parents.
Rev. Geo. w. Morrow gave the students
very interesting lecture on Abraham Lin
coin one evening last week.
The young men of Derby Academy have
formed Mutual Benefit Club. Their OBJ
ject being to bring the students in to close
touch with each other.
Our road commissioners better see that
the cradle holes on the main road between
Derby and Newport are fixed before some
one is injured, and the town has to suffer
for the consequences.
The students are glad to hear that Miss
Maggie Ruiter, a former student of the
academy, has graduated from johnson
Normal School. Miss Ruiter graduated
with the highest honors.
Miss Hannah Perkins daughter of Rev.
I'll. M. Perkins, who is attending school at
Wheaton seminary, Norton, Mass, has
received scholarship of 500, awarded to
those who give promise of more than or
binary usefulness in the world.
West Derby.
Miss Nellie Stevens has returned to the
convent at Stanstead.
Fred Akin has moved from the Allen
house on Elm St., Ezra Allen returning
from Derby Center. 81 sat ss3 ssre.
iTherewas family gathering Tuesday
evening, Feb. 2, atZ @. Blake's, they hav-
ing been married IS years
Calvin Clark of st. Johnsbury was in
town last Monday. Lucy Porter of
Manchester, N. H., is visiting here.
The graded school was closed for Thurs
day afternoon so that teachers and pupils
might attend the concert at Newport.
The Advents are holding extra meetings
and will continue them during this week.
Elder G. E. Dockham is expected for the
week. 4,,a. te,
Mrs. james Adams died Thursday night
will be taken to East Bolton, P. @. for
burial.
Mrs. o. B. Sias (Edyth Robinson) has
been appointed special reporter at the
Palen Beach Hotel, Florida, for the FEori-
da Citizen, the leading daily of the state
Beebe Plain.
Miss Belle Lorimer has returned to
CooficooI- xuboro cba io tooob;nn
The Ladies' Ad Society will hold
social at Enoch Tryan's next Thursday.
Melvin Tilton and family have returned
from a six weeks stop iniClarenceville, P.
@.
Thsmas Beaumont of Bsrnston, P. @.
has been visiting his son at Scion Jack
sons.
Addison Lorimer, for whom we hear in
quiries, is pastor of fourishing church
at Woonsocket, r. I.
Glover
z. Mcclellan returned to his home in
Canton, N. Y, last week.
Miss Mabel King closed very success
full term of school in Dist. No 10, Feb. 5.
Mrs. Damon is quite sick.-A. Sargent
and family have been suffering with the |
grip.
The young people are rehearsing a play |
to be delivered Feb ed called, 'sThe Yam
kee Detective
Mrs. Andrew Walcott is in critical |
condition and her daughter, Mrs. Bean, is
at home caring for her.
Mrs. Nathan Norton has gone to stay
with her friends while her husband at
tends court at Newport ~
The Mite society will hold sociable