Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-10-17

move there soon.
North Craftsbury.
M. V. B. Ainsworth has moved into the
j. o. Douglas tenement.
Remember the auction sale at the A NJ
Hartman place next Thursday, at 1 p. M.
sharp.
A number from this place went on the
excursion to the White Mountains last
Thursday.
Mrs. Lyon and Mrs. Allen were in New
port last week to attend the funeral of Mrs.
j. c. Davidson.
The ball game between the Eden nine
and the home team, resulted in a score of
IL to in favor of the Eden nine.
There were no services here last Sunday,
on account of the absence of Rev. Mr..
Noodle, who is away for a short vacation.
Mrs. Emma Allen has returned home
from New York.-Mr. GIG. Williams from
New Hampshire is visiting his son, N. b.
Williams.
Derby.
Ross Moran cut his foot while chopping
last Thursday.
! Lawyer ETWlA uldQ6 q SuOII "Trip 10 AlO1l-
pelier last week.
Miss Alma Streeter has gone to Woods
vile, N. H. to work.
! The sidewalks are being greatly improv-
ed by the addition of fresh gravel.
The Ladies' Aid held a very pleasant
! gathering at the vestry Wednesday after
| noon.
Mrs lothian Cobb has moved into the
north tenement in Doody's block vacated
by Chas. Butler.
The promenade Friday night was given
up and the young people rendered Ross
Moran a surprise party, the occasion being
his birthday.
Mrs. John Hay and little son are visiting
relatives in Boston.-Mrs. Truman Fair
child is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter
Henly in Providence, r. /.
Prof. Andrews granted the students a
half holiday last Wednesday when the ID.
A. ball team played the West Derby's. The
game resulted in victory for the ID. AS.
Chas. Daley and wife of Cambridge,
Mass. visited relatives in town last week,
having, for the second time, driven here
from bOSlOn. InSy pronounce lnG TRIP Il
most delightful one.
Mrs Julia Burton returned from Barton
Landing Friday.-Mrs. f. w. Sprague has
returned from her trip to Canada.-Mrs.
Will Holbrook and Miss Melinda Colby
have returned from Lake Park.-Mrs. John
Mahaney has returned from her trip to
Boston.
West Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs James MCGOWAN of George
vile, P. @. are stopping at III. L. Dailey's.
ID. S. Ware and son have opened meat
marketIin Cults block and also have a cart
on the road.
The Mott house is receiving a new coat
of paint.-The Otis Moulton house and
barn are progressing rapidly.
Rev. A. l.. Wadsworth preached at the
advent church Oct. 10th for Elder Dock
ham, who preached at Lynn, Mass. that
day.
j. o. Martin has moved into the Brady
house vacated by Isaac Cousins, and Homer
Gotta into the one vacated by Mr.. Martin
Chas. Slack has. moved into the B. B. Field
tenement.
James w nlIuey Is SAlSHslNS
pairs and improvements on his PREMISES
The village trustees have had granite wall
built extending from the corner of Mrs.
p. S. Robinson's lot to the corner of the
street by T. G. Blake's residence.
goodly number of the relatives and in
innate friends met on Wednesday evening,
Oct. 18th, at the home of Mrs. Darling TO
witness the marriage of Miss Maud Darling
to Chas. White, son of Prof. Charles White
of this place; the ceremony was performed
by Rev. ]. H. Wilkins. A large number
of beautiful and useful presents were made
as tokens of love and good wishes. The
happy couple took the 1O:4O train for
Springfield, Mass. and New Britain, Conn
On their return they will board with Mrs
Darling.
Glover
Joseph King is caring for Mr.. Martin.
S. B. French is shingling his house and
shop.
Little Gladys Christie is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs Fuller visited at Marshall
Gilman's last week.
Julia Drew is stopping for time at Lam
caster, N. HI. with her brother, Emmett
Drew.
Mrs. Roxana Flint and Mrs. Eta Rug |
giles were here from West Burke to attend |
the funeral of Mrs. Percival.
Mrs. Viola Norton went to Fletcher last |
week, called there by the news that her |
father was much worse and not expected |
to live.
The creamery association have torn down
the church sheds which they purchased
and are leveling the ground and putting