Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-04-25
CraftSOliry.

ZION IOOHS Oh Orl0 L sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ell. Story from NORTH
Troy are in town for few weeks stay.
The village school, teachers Will Good
rich and Nellie Sheean, will commence
next Monday. - r.sss.,,,,
James Anderson has fitted up the Black
River WOODEN Mill and will be ready fol
business soon. ~ laiss 80 s1sI eN
Mrs. Elmer Stratton and children are
home from Lawrence, Mass, where she has
been spending some weeks with her par
ents.
Mrs. e. N. Nelson has gone to Boston to
purchase millinery goods.-Mrs. j. Kier
and children have gone to Canada for a
two weeks visit.
Mr.. Trudeau died last Thursday of con-
sumption. His wife is very sick with the
same disease. They have three young chill
dren. This IS very sad case.
North Craftsbury.
Miss Nellie Allen is home from Newport.
The Cong. church has purchased fine,
new organ.
Elmore Calderwood was in town visiting
IrlonQS IaSU week.
The Earnest Workers met with Mrs N.
b. Williams last Saturday.
We learn by late copy of the Oreqonian
of the marriage at the home of the brides
mother, Portland, Oregon, on March 10Th,
of Miss Martha Merrill Woodbury. and Mr..
Albert S. Rand The bride is the daugh-
ter of Lieutenant Charles Woodbury., list
Vt. Cavalry, killed at Broad Run, Virginia,
and a niece of Ex-Governor Woodbury..
The groom is the youngest son of the late
Nelson Rand, Esq. of Craftsbury
East Craftsbury.
Benny Mason is suffering with a sore
hand, the result of coming in contact with
a circular saw.
1t is reported that G. M. Simpson intends
to take trip down to Virginia, accompa-
MED by his brother, John w. Simpson of
New York.
There will be lecture at the Presbyte-
rian church. East Craftsbury, Friday eve
ming, April %, on ssThe Cuban Question:, %
delivered by j. w. Harris. This lecture,
which we will warrant to be first class,
will be illustrated by fine collection of
stereopticon views photographed from life.
1t will be both profitable and instructive.
Derby.
The Y's gave weight and box party at
the town hall on Friday evening.
Miss Tilla Johnson and Miss Lora Gilkin
have gone to their homes where they begin
school.
Miss Bessie Davis has gone to Barton
Landing where she is engaged to teach
this summer.
Miss Mae F. Wilder of Waterbury, Conn,
comes tomorrow to visit her brothers and
TO attend the commencement exercises.
Geo. Buchanan has given up driving the
stage, because of poor health, and his
place is taken by Mr.. Willis of Charleston.
Miss Annie Mcleod, who has been at 4
work at the Richard, has gone to Canada
20 teach school. Her place is taken by
Emma Wilsey.
A new sidewalk is being laid from the
corner of Main St. to the Derby House
greatly improving the appearance of the
street. Mr. Twombly is also making i'm
around the hotel, grading and
fences.
Commencement exercises will occur at
he academy hall Friday evening, April 20.
The graduating class is composed of the
GLOWING: Misses Sara Nye, Helen Hunt,
Anna Wilson, and Messrs c. j. Stoddard,
j. p. Wilder and E. G. Wilcox. Blair's /
ull orchestra will furnish music. The |
riends of the academy should all attend |
he exercises.
Last Tuesday in the absence of Mrs. /
Ezra Jewett, her four children went to
leo. Ritchie's mill yard and were amusing
themselves walking on the piles of logs
Then large one slipped loose from the
est, rolled on to the youngest child, boy !
bout three years of age, and crushed him.
he cries of the other children were heard
y neighbors who rushed to the spot. A
octor was summoned, but life was ex-
met when the child was picked up. The
lneral was held Friday morning.
Vest Derby.
Mrs. MCGOWAN went to Boston Monday,
-pril 18th.
j. 3. Hanson has moved from Newport
ito the Harlan JENNIE house.
We are informed that o. T.. Moulton has
OF sold his place as reported last week.
Myron Mooney from Minneapolis, Mimi,
nd Morris Mooney from Boston were here
, attend the funeral of their mother, Mrs.
manda Mooney, on Friday.
Mrs. p. G. Blake is improved in health
nd will resume her millinery business
RS. Adams, Mrs. IN. B. Holsen and Mrs.
mos Morse are in very poor health.
Andrew Wheelock was buried Saturday,
pril 10th, from the home of his brother.
hough of quiet, retiring disposition, he
ad many warm friends who will mourn
is loss.