Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-07


) have been born six daughters and one son.
Three daughters, Mrs. Marvin Moran and
Miss Kate Spear of this place and Mrs. ID.
@. Stevens of West Derby and her husband
survive her. She was a devoted member
of the Universalist church having given
the name to the church at Derby Line.
She was faithful worker in the w. c. T.
u, lady of great refinement and intelIi-
gence, whose natural kindness of heart led
her to constant deeds of unassuming love
and charity. She was constant inspira-
ton to those about her to live noble, true
lives, thus the memory of her sweet life
will long be cherished, not alone by her
own family circle, but by the large circle
of friends she made about her and by her
church relations.
West Derby.
Lewis Davis is failing.-Mrs. l. A. Cobb
is a little better.
Mr. Montague of Newport has singing
school in the village.
Miss jeanette Nelson has gone to Smiths
Mills, Que, for the winter.
Elder G. w. Dockham has accepted the.
pastorate of the Advent church here.
Warren Ransome has put a set of the
Dayton computing scales into his meat
market.
Stark Morse has moved from Indian
Point into one of the Sias' tenements on
Main ST.
Mrs. z. G. Blake was called to Derby
last week by the death of her aged father
Daniel Kelley.
Orrin Magoon accidentally severed an
artery in his wrist last week and narrowly
escaped bleeding to death.
Mrs. G. GuiImet is visiting at M. Hunts.
Miss Eta Greenleaf is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Gavin Shanks, at Sutton, Que.-Miss
Mary Cobb is visiting at Forest Dow's.
DIR. Gum .ngham has been busy or some
days in examinations at the graded school,
which closes this week. The graduating
exercises viii be held in the F. b. church,
Friday evening, Feb. 18th.
The first annual reunion and roll-caIl of
| the F. B. church will be held at the church
Wednesday, Feb. 9th. Supper will be
served in the vestry from 5:30 to 1880.
Sermon by Rev. B. f. Jefferson of White
field, N. H. All members of the church
and their friends are cordially invited.
Salem-Derby.
John Heath has moved back to his farm.
William Griffin fell and hurt his side
quite badly while at work in the woods.
Arthur Sawyer has let his farm to John
Duval and gone to New York to work in
the ice business.
Elmer Nye is quite sick.-Daniel Spen-
Era Dioh o,,I
on the sick list.
Beebe Plain.
Ed Kinney is closing out his stock of
goods.
Clough Brothers have well filled store
and good patronage.
Den House is in the French country in
the interests of the Miller and House nurs-
cry.
Mrs. Hugh Elder has been spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs. John
|. Parker, at East Coventry. Mr.. Parker
and wife have little daughter.
Mrs. James Scott, a former resident of
this place. died at the home of r. b. Stro-
pie, Jan. Goth, of a paralytic shock She
was ill but three weeks. DIR. Fife, lady
from Montreal hospital, an old friend of
Mrs. Scott's, cared for her during her ill
ness.
Glover
Mrs. James Walker is seriously i'll.
Geo. Anderson is at home from Bartlett,
n. H.
Mrs. Matte French has returned from
her visiting trip. "" 81 80
Mrs. w. F. Scott is visiting her son, Wal
lace, in Andover, Mass.
Minnie Sargent is home from Lowell,
Mass, on a short visit
George Anderson is home from Lancas-
ter where he has been at work.
Rev. 1. d. Morrison is still in Haverhill,
Mass, suffering with nervous prostration.
Will Fletcher has moved from the Mrs.
Mcclellan tenement to the Chaplin tene-
ment.
Several COWS have died the Norto n
farm this winter. Whether the causei is the |
deadly bacillus is a question.
Henry Cook is out of pocket by the fail
ure .of commission man in Boston to
whom he has been sending his butter of
late.
The Union Mutual Fire ms. Co. has set.
tied with Arthur Salmon who recently |
lost his house by fire and has paid him
$444.
The reading club is holding very enjoy
able meetings each week. The club meets
next Tuesday evening with Mrs. Frances
Abbott.
The canxerr-rash patients are doing well
and no new cases are reported as yet.-Our
sick people seem to be improving. Many
are indisposed from colds.