Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-26
East CraftSDury.

East Craftsbury.
Mrs. Jas. Anderson had paralytic shock
last Sunday and is very lame at present.
Dea. Morse is very sick and his recovery
is doubtful.
No. Craftsbury.
A. B. Pike visited in Irasburgh last
week.
Fred Colburn and family have moved to
ST. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Sheehan has bought the Whitney
place and will move there soon.
Ralph Garfield, who has been visiting
his son in Walden, has returned home.
It is expected that Prof. Goodrich of
Burlington will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon to the graduating class next Sun
day evening at the Cong. church.
Derby.
Chas. Doody has sold his fast horse to a
party in Canada.
Mrs. B. Taylor is visiting with Mrs. w
M. Taylor this week.
Gov. circuit and family started for New
York last Saturday.
poor until they are fixed.
John Mitchell is gaining slowIy.-John
Carney is much better
Mrs. Alice Taylor from Lebanon, N. H.,
was in town few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justice Wood are rejoicing
over a pair of twins which arrived recent
Iy.
Remember the commencement exercises
to be held at Academy hall next Friday
evening.
Rev. Arthur Lanson Woodwork preach
ed the baccalaureate sermon to the gradu-
ating class of D. A., yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. Daley, Atherton, Ripley, -Kins-
ley and Edmunds started for New York
with Company L. of Newport this morn
ing.
Geo. Bradley and wife, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox for the past
week, have returned to their home in
MINI.
Herbert Rogers and family have gone to
Canada to live.-Fred Reynolds has gone
to Hartford, Conn, where he expects to
move soon.
The Highland Stock Farm people will
keep for stock purposes this season their
noted stations, Euroclydon, Nutmont,
Wauco and Astra, making the fee the same
for each, $I5. Mr.. Bates has done a good
thing for the horse-raisers of this section |
of the state in bringing class of horses
here which have been among the very best |
in the country.
West Derby.
Mark Glover is in town from Boston.
Work has been commenced on the
Leary house.
DIR. Samuel GLADDEN. and daughter Olive
are at Mrs. z. A. CIark's.
Mrs. Henry Paquin is dangerously ill |
with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Limit is very
little better.
Mis-. A. j. White was very badly injured
Friday afternoon by being thrown from
her carriage.
d. Ward from South Troy has moved
into the Dane house.-Mr. and Mrs. AlecK
Young have gone to live with a son at
Batesvile.
The only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Wright died last week and was buried
Sunday afternoon, the service being con-
iucted by Rev. j L Smith.
Rev. J. l.. Smith is packing his goods
preparatory to leaving. Much sorrow is
elt by the church and community at
osing Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
The Y. P. S. c. E. gave a cobweb social
II the F. B. vestry last Thursday evening.
70 nd frr1it hn |
go toward the organ put into
he vestry short time ago.
Schools in town commence Monday,
Nay 3.
III. III. Bailey has rented his farm to c.
I. Hansan, and he intends to work for
Or. Bailey this summer.-It is reported
hat Clarence Woodbury. has rented the
eastman farm for this year.
Mrs. Beauclerk has returned from Con-
oocook, n. III.
There were no services at the M. e.
hurch yesterday.
w. d. Tyler was on the sick list last
B. Brewster is better.
A gang of men are running logs on the
liver and board at the hotel. i
Miss Donaldson of Albany has been
pending the week with Mrs. P. N.
ranger.
Miss Nettie Denning of Manchester, N.
l.. is spending few weeks at her uncle's
red Grant.
Mrs. S. III. Howard is a little improved
4 health and expects to return to her
ONE here sometime next month. I
Miss Mcneil. teacher of the primary de-