Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-01-31

ScnOOl, mas rented Mrs. SOphla Mile ms
place.
Porter Dixon is home from Boston
where he is taking lessons on the pipe
organ. He will return soon. "a As
| Miss Sadie Horn was married to Mr.
John Converse of Barnston, at the resi-
dence of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Moir.
Derby.
| Gov and Mrs. Grout were in Boston last
week.
Fred Taylor of Highgate Springs made
his mother visit last week.
} Charles Clark, who has been on the sick
list, is able to be at work again.
Mrs. w. r. Spear is very ill with pneu-
monia with little or no hope of recovery.
Mrs. lothian Cobb, who has been caring
for her daughter, Mrs. Forrest Dow, at
West Derby has returned home.
Master Harold Taylor entertained quite
a number of his young friends last Mon
day, the occasion being his 7th birthday.
DIR. and Mrs. Brown of Sheldon were the
guests of Mrs. Browns brother and wife,
DIR. and Mrs. Comings, part of last week.
Horace Wilder has rented Arthur Saw
yer's farm on the Charleston road and will
either sell or rent his new home on Main
St. ttrtn
Rev. Newton of Evansville exchanged
pulpits with Rev. Chase Sunday morning,
Rev. Chase conducting the communion
services at Evansville.
George dupont, Arthur Sawyer and
George Nourse have gone to New York to
workin the ice business, Mr.. Nourse taking
the place vacated by man going to the
Klondike region.
/ Quite large company were present at
the meeting of the Ladies' Industrial Cir
Gle at the home of Mrs. John Hay last Fri
day afternoon and evening. A very enjoy
able time is reported.
While Chas. Twombly and James Boyle
were reloading the generator of the ascety-
1ene gas at the Derby House Wednesday
night, it exploded burning the hands and
faces of both men seriously.
West Derby.
John Nelson has gone into the lumber
woods beyond Evansville to Work
Nat. Hart has moved 20 Barton, landing
and gone to work in a fish Market.
The sick ones are improving. Cup
pies is suffering from blood tumor on his
throat.
z. c. Blake is still confined to his bed.
Ida Clark is no better.-Wm. Cupples is
worse.
Our optician, Ernest Hunt, has gone to
Island Pond, and will not return until
Feb. 18th.
NJ. A. Upstone has just purchased, for
use in his store, new safe and set of the
Dayton computing scales.
Mrs. HI. L. Dailey's mother, Mrs. Nc
Gowan, is visiting her.-Miss Grace Ma
COON returned to Manchester, N. HI. last
The funeral services of the late G. w.
Cade were held at his residence on Maple
ST. Tuesday forenoon. Rev. j. III. wilkins
officiating. Interment at Cabot.
Much ground for serious thought has
den deaths of Fred Beaudette, Thomas
Burneau and DIR. Grondin, all caused by
liquor drinking.
Friday morning Jan. 21st, fifty-two of
the graded school pupils went to East
Coventry to give Theron Adams of that
place surprise party. An enjoyable oc-
casion and fine ride, If it was long.
George Burroughs has moved into the
sicily" house on Maple St., H. Crawford
from Coventry into the Willard house on
Indian Point ST., and George Human has
gone to housekeeping in the Sias tenement
on Main St.
Mrs Jack Hart has been visiting friends
in Barton.-Mrs. Emma e. Young is Wis
iting at E. w. Barron's in Barton.-Miss
Grace Magoon of Manchester, N. III. is
the guest of Nellie Stevens.-Mr. and Mrs.
James MCGOWAN are at HI. L. Daileys.
Glover
William Studley of Woburn, Mass, is in
town visiting friends.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in their vestry
afternoon, Feb. Sd.
Mrs. r. E. French is visiting friends at
Lyndonville and st. Johnsbury.
w. II. Simpson was injured while fell
ing trees last week, and is on crutches.
Mrs. Nancy Drew mas returned from Ne
braska where she has been visiting her
son.
The thermometer registered As degrees
below zero at Charles Lawrence's Sunday
We learn of the marriage of Ned r.
Young to a N. I'll. lady. We extend con-
gratulations.
Harvey Bradley who has been stopping
at I'll. I'll. Cooks has returned to his home
in Burlington.
e. A. Norton and e. A. Cook have gone
to Boston on business connected with Ez-
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