Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-03-28
mentioned, does not gain very fast, and he
is still confined to the house.

Derby.
Chas. Twombly took short bushes
trip to Lancaster, n. H., last week.
Edith Holt, little daughter of Fred Holt
has been quite ill, but is improving.
land Mrs. Frank Holt of Boston, Mass.
are spending the sugar season with rela
tives in town. ,
Mrs. I. p. Chase has returned from Bar
ton Landing, where she has been visiting
her daughter.
The many friends of Mrs. Noyes will bt
pleased to learn that she is recovering from
her attack of pneumonia.
Misses Mary and Inez Grout and Mr.
Aaron Grout are home from Burlington
for a weeks vacation.
w. r. Daley entertained about fifty Of
the Academy students at his sugar camp
on Tuesday afternoon.
The roads and the sidewalks in the vii
lage are fast drying up, making bicycling
pleasure for the young people.
The musical entertainment given by the
band. boys and home talent, assisted by
Misses Barnes and Black of Newport, was
well attended and enjoyed. Proceeds, $11
West Derby.
Leon Twombly of Derby Center is clerk
ing for G. o. Grimes.
Ezra f. Darling died last Friday, after a
long and painful illness.
Walter Magoon has closed his clerkship
at G. o. Grimes and accepted a position
with E. Lane & Son in Newport.
z. G. Blake and Miss Ida Clark are out,
though on crutches.-Mrs.T Thomas Mooney
is suffering much from injured ankle.
Geo. Magoon has commenced building a
house for II. Humphrey. The houses be-
ing built by Chas. Mcclure and Geo. Kelley
on School St., are nearly completed.
Mrs. Upstone has returned from her
winters stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Clayton Butler of Lyndonville.-Mrs. d M.
Bisbee and three children of Richford are
at Mrs. Robinson's.
A. L. Page has moved into the Marsten
house on School STD. w. Marsten has
moved to Holland.-Isaac Longeway has
rented the Bigelow house on Church St.
Leonard Stevens has moved into rooms in
]. f. Gray's house.
It is to be hoped that our sugar makers,
will follow the example of those sensible
people of Barton in the 10 cent charge at
their sugar places. No decent person can
find fault with the price, and indecent
persons are unwelcome visitors at any price.
Beebe Plain.
Miss Stoll of Stanstead College has a class
in elocution here.
Mrs. Strople and her boys have been to
Israel Merrill is moving from Mrs. Alex.
McLeod's back to his own farm.
Mr.. Zabriski writes of his intention to
come to Province Island the coming sea-
son.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Wright surprised them Mar. 9th, 1t
being the 9th anniversary of their mar
,iage. The presentation of 1 doz. silver
Knives and forks, 1 doz. silver teaspoons,
tablespoons, sugar shell and cake knife,
doz. napkins, s dining chairs, rocking
chairs and bedspread was made by Mrs.
IcKinstry in behalf of the company. The
was passed pleasantly with music,
original poems, etc.
Glover
Forrest Osgood is at home for a weeks
est
A little child of Harry Phillips was bur-
ed here last week.
The Ladies Aid will meet next Thursday
,fternoon. All invited.
Mrs. Elvira Mcclellan has gone to Lyn-
lonville to visit her son.
Ira Leonard has traded with A. P. Bean
or U. S. milk separator.
The Hawkins brothers from Calais have
oeen visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves of Barton were
quests at L. A. Pratt's over Sunday.
The Mite Society will hold social at
heir rooms on Friday afternoon, Apr. L.
Mr.. Hebb of the Grimm Evaporator Co.,
1as been in town fixing John McLellan's
n. M Lewis OF Barton says he is the
next man." as he owns over 700 acres in
his town.
Mrs. Stevens, who has been here caring
or her daughter, Mrs. @. A. Bicl&ford, has
to her home in Coventry.
Miss Julia Kelton is spending a few
weeks at home. She will work for Harry
Phillips of Sheffield this summer.
Miss Myra Carpenter has opened dress
making rooms in Mrs. Nancy Drew's house.
She should have good patronage.
Mrs. o. V. Percival is still confined to
he bed and suffers greatly from the effects
If fall, received several weeks ago.
Dana Seaver is in such poor health this
pring as to be under the doctors care. DR..
Prime of Barton attends him. Mr.. Seaver
S over 20 years old and has always been