Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-08-23
West Derby.

NhNNNA@ ~hhANh aug
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richie welcomed
little daughter to their home Aug. 18th.
The report OF Maggie Titles death was
false; her friends say she is in Montgom-
cry.
The heavy shower of Sunday, the 10th,
did much damage to gardens and, fruit
trees.
Estella Wright is now caring for Mrs.
Richard Watson, who has been very in
for some weeks.
Boothman a. Bowers have dissolved
partnership. Boothman retiring. Bowers
will continue the business.
Henry Paquin has purchased OF Mr. i
Currier of Island Pond, the trotting
horse blue Bird, with record of 2:32.
Five couples of our young people at
tended the concert and promenade at
Derby Center the goth, and reported n
pleasant time.
Miss Addie Blake il now at home
Mrs. c. j. Tucker has returned.-Misses
Nellie Stevens and Daisy White are spend
ing few days at East Coventry.
Charles M. Sawyer Of Boston is spend
ing two weeks in town visiting parents
and friends.-osman Field and SON OF
Lowell, Mass, at B. 3. Fields.
George Adams has moved from j. Tuck
er's tenement on Elm St., to Causeway st.
Mr.. Maria has moved from the Pequin
tenement to the Daley block on Elm 50.
Clara Putney has been seriously i'll with
typhoid fever for two weeks. Her brother
Ara 4oly
Tuesday-Joel Allen is still living, bu {
very low.
The Sunday schools OF Derby have an
excursion down the lake Wednesday. the
25th. Fare, 80 cents for adults, and Is
cents for children. Boat leaves at 1880 a.
M, and /. p. m.
Glover
Frank Drew is clerking for A. f. Andor-
son.
All schools in town viii commence the
30th
Hiram Newell is at Burlington hospita
for treatment.
An infant son of Arthur salmon's wa
buried last Wednesday.
Rev. !. D. Morrison will preach at the So
church Sunday, Aug. 22d at I O'Clock.
Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Emily Goodwin
are attending campmeeting at Lyndon
vile.
Rev. j. Mcdonald leaves for Plymouth
N. H., to be gone until the first OF the
year.
c. $. Parker has purchased the farm
known as the Steve Biekford place OF AFRO
Jenness. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclellan and Mr.
and Mrs. Mathie drove to stanstead TO On,
races last Thursday.
Mrs. E. T. Mcclellan is at Lyndon visit
ing her son Frank.-Mrs. Maria ID. Perez
val is visiting in Coventry.
Mr.. Bryan and wife from Nova scotil
have been looking about the village think
ing of locating here for a time.
Noble Clark had his foot badly TANNED
at Lyndonville last week. II was neces
sary to amputate three Of hfs toes W. l1
Quite large crowd witnessed the GAM
of base ball Saturday between the Glove
and Sheffield teams. The game resulted n
a score of Is to s in favor of Glover.
Mrs. Chaplin Leonard went to New Lon
don, n. H., last week to visit her son viii
and brought home her little granddaugh
ter Hattie, who viii remain some time.
The diptheria report at Barre was foun,
to have been overestimated, and Mrs. Nor
Waterman decided not TO bring her chill
dren home as reported I'm last weeks ed
ton.
Dean Dwinell, who has been clerkin
for r.. Il. French for more than a year. fin
ished work last Saturday and returns
st. Johnsbury, where he win attend Bar
bour's Business college.
Relatives from Fall River are visiting a
VIM. Fayer's.-Mrs. Lila Hall OF Yves
Lebanon has been visiting here.-Mis
Daisy Bradley Of Burlington Is a guest a
Henry Cook's.-Mrs. Minnie Mccain an
Charlie Husband Of Lowell, Mass, are Wis
iting in town.
West Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Cook are at Portlan
on a visit.
VIM. Palmer has returned 90 sutton az
ter spending a few days here.
Miss Bowley Of Newport is visiting a
Mr.. Woodlands. -Miss Bradley Of Burline
ton is visiting here.-Chester King am
family from Passumpsic are yisitin
friends here.-Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer frol
-he West are stopping at {. &. Kings.
Miss Bachas Of Hartford, Conn, is yisitin
At Henry Barber's.
A. e. Perrin, who has been confined
he house, Is much better
Prof and Mrs. Whitehill have left 10
he summer going home Thursday.
The body of Mrs. Moses Boardman wa