Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-01

last Thursday on account of the serious
illness oil his son, Charles.
Rev. Mr.. Stebbins occupied the pulpit at
the M. E. Church last Sunday in exchange
with Rev. o. N. Boutwell,.
Major Robbins, who has been a great
sufferer for several months with sciatic
rheumatism, seems to be improving.
The many friends of j. T. Uric, who had
heard of his serious and what was feared
to be fatal illness, will be pleased to learn
that he is considerab bly, better.
No. Craftsbury.
Hon. II. H. button and wife from Ports
mouth, N. H., are visiting friends and
relatives here.
Several from this village attended the
musical convention at East Hardwick. All
reported good time.
Miss Ethel Stickney, who has been Wis
iting at East Hardwick for the past two
weeks, has returned home
Derby.
Fred j. Barnard has entered Lawyer
Erwin's Office where he will study law.
Fred has chosen good profession and
should succeed in it.
Sadie Nye of Charleston was q guest of
Mrs. Daley last week.-Lena Hitchcock
was in Troy few days of last week visit
ing friends.-C. K Bates was in town last
week in the interest of the Highland
Stock Farm.
Mrs. Ransom, who came to nurse Horace
Wilderis family, was taken sick and died
been confined to the house on account
of sickness, is slowly improving and it is
hoped will be out soon.
Charles Chaffee and wife were in town
last week visiting at Ernest Albee's.-Net-
tie Gibson visited at her brother's.-Gov
circuit, wife and son left for Washington
to be present at the Inauguration.
: Mr.. Allen, who lived on William Kings
bury's farm for the past year, was arrested
short time ago by sheriffs Bates, Stiles
and VIM. Kingsbury. Stiles went to the
house in which Allen resided and endeav-
ored to arrest him, when he showed fight.
Stiles not having courage to make the ar
rest called Bates, and he with John Searles
and Ed. Lother responded. Again en-
deavoring to make the arrest Allen show
ed fight during which Searls and Lother
were badly injured. DIR. Comings was
called and dressed the wounds. 1t seems
as if three strong men could arrest man
of rs years of age without as much trouble.
Mr.. Allen is now in Newport Jail, and will
be punished for resisting tho officers.
West Derby.
Glines & Haywood have closed business
in the meat market.
an interesting entertainment to a crowded
hall Friday. ss
The hall Magoon's block is occupied
nearly every evening in the week by some
company giving an entertainment.
C. o. Grimes, while carrying pail, fell
stricking his side on the edge of it receiv-
ing injuries which confines him TO the
house.
Almost every house has one or more of
its inmates suffering from the epidemic of
colds and lung difficulties.-Geo Glines is
hard sick. 4fss..e.t
Wesley Haywood has moved from the
George Glines farm, on the Lake road, to
the w. G. Jenne farm above Derby Center
village, which he has taken.
E. A. Boothman has taken Mr.. Bowen
as partner, and will now keep dry-goods
as well as groceries. They have moved in
to the large room of Magoon's block.
Salem-Derby.
Mrs. Nathan Nichols was called to Lyn-
don recently on account of the serious
sickness of her daughter, Emma.
Mr.. Kinney and wife of Montgomery,
who were here for some days, returned. |
They are doing good work as evangelists. |
Much sickness prevails; Mrs. Willie |
Kingsley, Mrs. Cyrus Moranville and |
many others being on the sick list.
) The family of Ed. Dwire are called to
mourn the loss of their young child, aged |
nine months.-Charlie Powers folks also |
have lost a baby four weeks old. |
Much sympathy is felt for the parents.
Glover.
Laura Rich is at home for a short time.
The w. q. T. U. meet with Mrs. j. e. |
Dwinell Tuesday, March 9.
Jacob Day and wife have moved to their
Mrs. A. p. Bean. Mr.. Day |
has been sick long time.
The play given by the Sons of Temper
ance was a success and drew full house. |
The play was well rendered and much en-
joyed by all.
'sThe Yankee Detective" will be repro
duced at Seaver's hall Barton next Thurs
day eve. There is to be a dance after the
play.
West Glover.
Many sick ones on account of scarlet |
fever, measles and grip.
Nathan Graves has sold his farm TO
Walter Scott of Albany; price 81 800.