Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-03-21

North Craftsbury.
Mrs. FL. n. Stevens is quite sick.
Fred Witt visited in Cabot last week
Geo. A. Gage of Lyndonville spent Sun
day in town. h7a4- . 7ff 9'9''ia't
Mr.. selsbury of Newbury has bought
the grist-mill at Mill village 6.s -'.-'
! H. S. Burnham has sold his teaming
business to A. M. Benjamin.
Mrs. J. o. Douglas has returned from
her visit to New York.-Gaines Anisworth,
who has been in Massachusetts, the past
year, has returned home.
Nelson Baldwin of Cabot has moved on
to the Hoyt place.-Frank Graves, who has
been living in the west part of the town,
has moved into the Miller house on the
common.
Derby.
Mrs. Will Croft has returned to New
York.
Fred Bishop is quite sick.-Mrs. Will
liam Griffin is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce returned to their
home in Massachusetts, last Monday.
class very pleasantly on Wednesday eve
ming.
Stephen Nichols, who has been in the
Maine lumber woods, has returned to
town.
Elmer Wilson and Willard Conn have
gone to New York to work in the ice bust
ness the coming season.
Mr.. Spears recent injuries were more Sc
rious than was at first supposed and he is
still confined to the house.
Mrs. Geo. A. Andrews and little daugh-
ter, Evelyn, start tomorrow night for the
West. Prof. Andrews will join them at
the expiration of The spring term of school.
Eunice and Geraldine, little daught tiers
Of Sydney Cobb, have returned to their
home in New York, having stayed with
their grandmother year.
Mrs. Henry Colby has gone to Lowell,
Mass, to visit relatives. Mrs. George
Colby will keep house for her son until
Mrs. Colby returns when she will occupy
rooms in Gov. CIRCUITS tenement.
Master Carl w. Robbins celebrated his
eighth birthday by entertaining Is of his
young friends last Thursday afternoon.
Games and marching were INDUCED in
until $50, when they marched to the dim
ing room where table beautifully laden
with goad things awaited them. 1t was a
pleasant occasion and will long be remem-
bered by the little people present.
West Derby.
A freight train killed H. B. Marsten's
COW last Sunday.
Miss West of Holyoke, Mass, is visiting
relatives and friends here.
Martin Holson moved into his new home
last 9riday.-Mr.H. Hutchinson has moved
from Clyde street to Indian Point street.
Dennis Hunt and Thomas Lynch have
gone to Bath, n. H. to work.-Mrs. Gert:e
Dupont returned to Claremont, N HI. last
week.
Warren Marsten has purchased a farm
near Holland and will move there soon.
H. Hopkins has moved from Holland
into the Parker house on Lane street.
Miss Susie Abbey, who has been teach
ing in Morrisville, is spending her vaca-
ton at her home here.-Mrs. l. K. Lom-
relatives. Her health Is very poor.
Mrs. Susie Gotta has been quite sick for
some days.-Ezra Darling suffered partial
shock the first of last week, his wife, who
is also in very poor health, has been taken
to Derby Line where she will stay with her
daughter for a time. Geo. Spencer is to
care from Mr.. Darling during her absence.
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A little boy baby at Prin Garland's.
Lymad McClintock has been home for a
short visit.
Mrs. Edith House Dawson has returned
to Boston.
Annie Maloney has been visiting her old
friends here.
Ezra Brown has rented Mr.. Knox's house
near the camp ground.
Mrs. Geo. Smith has gone to Troy where
Mr.. Smith has engaged in business.
Mrs Hollis Libbey has gone to Newport
20 keep house and board her son who is
the high school.
Glover
little daughter at Carroll Bickfords.
Leon Wilson is to gather the cream for
he new creamery.
Mrs. G. S. Parker and son are visiting in
East st. Johnsbury.
Noah Drew has moved on to w. F. |
Jlark's farm in So. Glover.
Laura Rich has gone to Cromwell Beams
10 work through the summer.
Alex Davis was here last week to attend
he funeral of Mrs. Mary &. Clark.
Leon Lyon and Linnie Twombly were |
married last Wednesday. Congratulations. |
Most of the farmers have tapped their
sugar places and report a good run of sap. |