Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-10-03
Derby.


Luman Jenne has moved his household
goods to West Derby, where he expects to
reside.
Mr.. Chas. Willard, respected farmer in
the south part of the town, Edied last
Thursday.
Mrs. M. S. Edwards is improving the
looks of her residence by having it newly
painted. Burt Richie and Frank Green
wood have the job.
Nearly 80 attended the meeting Of the
Ladies Aid society which was held with
Mrs. A. t. Daley Wednesday afternoon.
All report a very pleasant time.
The union meeting Sunday evening the
25th, was conducted by the w. c. T. U.
Their monthly meeting was held on Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. w. S. Robbins.
Elmer Silver and family returned last
Monday.-Mrs. Chas. Bates and Misses
Florence and Edith Bates have returned to
New York for the winter.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Marvin and family returned to their
home in Swanton today.-Mrs. Walter
Parker and little daughter went to Gov
entry Thursday to visit relatives.
Harry T. Robbins recently took a weeks
vacation which he spent on a trip to Mag
ara Falls and Montreal. - Miss Halle
Chandler of North Troy spent part of last
week visiting her old friends in town.
Mrs. Will Trip and little son from East
Charleston, called on old friends in town
Friday.-Miss Hardy, trained nurse from
Worcester, Mass, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. F. w. Comings.
West Derby.
Isaac Cousins has purchased a farm in
Bolton, p. Q.
Mrs. LOOMS Miller and sister, Miss Ger
tie Hunt, visited in Barnston, p. @. last
week.
Work is very slack at the International
ust at present and many of it's employees
are taking a vacation.
Henry Hayes is CONFERENCE.-The. Ella
Blake is no better.-Mrs. Frank Hayward is
very poorly with lung trouble.
E. w. Smith is at work in Sheldon on
contract for a large boarding house.-Ira
Adams is stopping for awhile with his son,
DIR. G. A. Adams.
Stark Morse has moved into the Melvin
ChappelI house on School st. Luman JENNIE
from Derby Center into the Borland block,
Indian Point St.; John Magoon into the
Mcclure house on Pleasant Avenue.
The funeral services of the late Mrs
Francis Dwire, who died Sunday, Sept .25th,
were held at the F. B. church, Tuesday at
2 p. m. Sermon, by Rev. j. H. wilkins;
prayer was offered by Elder c. II. Dock
ham. The interment was in Pine Grove
At about midnight Friday the alarm of
fire was sounded. The confagration proved
to be the house of LOOMS Miller on River
ST., which caught from a chimney i'm the
roof. The house was destroyed, but thanks
to energetic firemen and for plenty Of wa
ter, the barn was saved, though badly |
schorched. Most of contents of the house |
We're saved, though in a damaged condi- |
ton. An insurance of 500 will materially |
aid Mr.. Miller in rebuilding.
Glover
Mrs. J. f. Taylor is quite i'll.
DIR. Leonard returns to-day to his work
in Boston.
Mrs. H. E. Kirby is at West Glover car
ing for Mrs. David Gilmour.
Henry Cook fell from a loaded wagon re-
GENTLY and injured his head quite badly.
Miss Myra Carpenter has an experienced
trimmer 20 help her through her fall work.
About seventy young people attended
the hus&ing at Dan 0. Gray's Friday eve
ming.
Claud King cut off one of his fingers
while at work in Paddleford's shop re-
Gently.
Ned Young and wife have gone to Maine
for short time before locating in Massa-
chusetts. ta
Lena McFarlane attended the meeting of
The Teachers Association at Montpelier
last week. a
Mrs. F. P. Cheney's brother from the
West has been visiting her.-Johnnie
Thornton has.been in town visiting friends
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. viii ingalls,
of Greensboro learned with much sorrow
Of the burial of their only child last Thurs
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Nye of Bradford Wis
ted here last week and attended the
chicken pie dinner given in the hotel
oy the w. r.. c.. r'u s
Mrs. David Anderson is very i'll with ty-
phoid fever. Her mother is with her,
Mrs. o. V. Percival is confined to her bed.
Mrs. S. B, French is in very poor health.
Mr.. Johnson and family have settled in
the Crosby house lately vacated by Ed
Hudson of Sheffield
is moving into the Walter Phillips house
John Thornton of Boston is in town for
4 few days.-Elmer French and wife of
Bosten visited relatives in town last week.
Mrs. Edith Mcdowell and daughter of
Lyndonville have been visiting at J. Il.