Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-05-09

CraftSDury.
Miss Mary Scott is giving her house a
fresh coat of paint.
Mrs. Amory Dawson is home from Bar
tom, where she has been ITO careifors her
daughter, Mrs. H. T.. Seaver. 81 s5~e.4c, Z
The b. r.. G.. & B. associations will con-
tinue to made butter. until June LIST, this
year.
The remains of Mrs. Jute Dawson of
Springfield, Mass, were brought here last
week for burial. The funeral was held at
the home of Amory Dawson.
county for several weeks.-Mrs. R. S. Toll
man, who has been visiting relatives in
Caledonia County, returned home last
Monday.
Rev. R. c. Noodle has just had a centen-
NAL pamphlet published which gives much
information in regard to the
first settlements in the county. He has
also gotten out church manual. Both
are well gotten up and are a
credit to the publishers and the church.
Copies be obtained by sending Mr..
Noodle twenty cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cory Rawson of Hardwick
were here last week to attend the funeral of
of their uncle, Asa Harriman.-John B.
of Nashua, n. H., is here visit
ing friends.-James Stein of MorrisvilIe,
formerly of this town, was here recently
visiting friends before taking a trip
through the western states, where he
expects to stop for several months.
Derby.
Mrs. +. A. Gibson is quite ill.
Miss Shirley Human of West Charles
ton visited in town last week.
W.R Daley and FL. Fl. Wilder both pur-
chased horses at Gov. CIRCUITS stable last
week.
Mrs. Mary Donaldson is improving the
appearance of her residence by a fresh coat
of paint.
Quite number from here attended the
plays given at Newport last week and re-
port them good.
Gov. Circuit and M. A. Adams were in
last week attending the special
session of the Legislature.
q. A. Andrews starts today for the West
to join his wife and little daughter who
have been absent several weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Wright's family have arrived,
their household effects reaching here on
Wednesday. We extend them a cordial
welcome to our church and community.
The young men of the village and vicin-
ity held rally and celebration on the ID.
A. grounds Friday evening. The cannon
was fired and big bonfire illuminated the
grounds.
Mrs. Walter Parker and little daughter
have come from Newport to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Silver. DIR. Parker having gone to
Wells River to take another doctors prac
ice until after the war is over.
West Derby.
The body of the late Darcy Shorey has
oeen taken to Hatley P. @. for burial
T. o. Sheldon has moved from Newport
nto the Kelley house; Mr.. Chappell
moves to the Parker house on Elm st.
Mrs. j. II. Wilkins went to Hardwick
Monday to visit her parents. Mr.. Will
Tins accompanied her, but has returned.
The departure of the boys of Com. L
asst Thursday morning, has caused many
ad hearts and desolate homes in our viii
age. May God care for them and bring
hem safely home again.
8eebe Plain.
DIR. Gilfillan's little baby died last week.
Ida McGaffey is in Bethlehem, n. H.,
With her sister.
Clayton Bailey injured his hand quite
adly last week.
Mr.. Garland has resigned as teacher in
he school here and goes to MansonviIle.
Mrs. Geo. Smith of Troy has been visit
ng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Lib
ey.
Mrs. Thos. Davis and Mrs Herbert Cooper
ave returned from Montreal hospital
1uch improved in health.
Lucius Bailey has bought the Moses
;laKe farm.-Arthur Mcleod has sold his
interest in the Goodall farm to Mrs. Alex.
IcLeod.
Charley Nc Clintock has moved into the
olby Geo. SomerviIle's people have |
1oved into their new houseat Graniteville. /
Colby Blair has moved from the juno
ion in 20 Geo. Morris tenant house at
Iraniteville.
Clover
The Dwinell block has been repaired.
The Strong house was sold at auction
lst week, Mrs. Drew buying it for $3.50.
Md p Vo,oo hoe oror,a 70 CT J0hnsh11rv
nd will make that place his head quarters
II the present.
Charles Hagar is very sick with typhoid
ever, and DR.. w. F. Templeton was called
see him last week.
Mr. johnson from Barton has moved
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