Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-12-11
that he is so far recovered from his illness
as to be q BILE to be out.


East Charleston.
Joel Bly,, Charlie Stevens and Ava Allyn
are attending school at Derby Academy.
Leon Buck has moved on to the farm
which he recently bought of Clark Royce.
Geo. Chase, who has been on the sick list
for several weeks, is now able to be out
again.
Mrs Oliver Shedrick of Sherbrooke, P O.,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. FL.
Wolcott.
Mrs. John Fuller has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Laura Marshall, of st.
Johnsbury.
T. G. Howard and wife have been spend
ing several days with Mrs. Towards sister
and family IN Pennacook, N. H., returning
home the End inst.
A large number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Gallup gave them surprise Wis
it the evening of Dec. End, and fine time
was reported. Refreshments were served.
The Chase brothers have sold from their
farm in the last five years forty-one car
loads of hay, making some over four hun
dred tons; last year the hay was all fed
out on the farm. This year Ward, the
eldest brother, is carrying on the farm and
will sell about fifty tons.
L. w. Stevens & Son have taken job to
draw five hundred cords of pulp wood
from near the Webster mill to Island Pond
at 81 per cord; John Hinton and Hugh
Campbell are to draw the same amount
from the same lot, and G. 1 Morse is to
draw the remainder, which is estimated to
be ten or twelve hundred cords.
DR.. Cushman and wife started last Mon
day for Boston, where they expect to
the doctor has position in a hospital, and
will also attend q course of medical lee
lures. They will be greatly missed here;
Mrs. Cushman was an active member of
of the Reading circle and will be missed
by the society.
CraftSDurv.
Henry King is building an ice house.
Quite a number of our citizens attended
the Rockwell entertainment at Hardwick.
Rev. Mr.. Hoyt and family left here last
Thursday for their home in Syracuse, NY.
Jennie Underwood finishes her labor for
and goes to Barton to work for Mrs. II. T.
Seaver.
F. j. Lowell of Woodbury. spent few
days in town recently.-Ira Clifford of
Walden spent part of last week with his
sister, Miss Marion.-Samuel Anderson
arrived in town last Wednesday.
Louis LaForrest, who has been quite
10 hoff Two oh ho 10
in hospital in Burlington for treatment,
is improving. Mark Demeritt is very
sick.--L. F. Smith is quite sick yet, but
gaining slowly.
Miss Sarah Cobb, after quite an exten ded
7isit at home, has returned to her work in
New York city.
Edward Abbott is engaged to teach the
higher department of Westfield's village
chool this winter.
The winter term of school at the acad-
my opened with very good attendance
md more are expected this week.
Leslie Heath, who recently bought |
WON bly's livery, has vacated the Rogers |
enement across the river and moved into |
he tenement over E. Lanes store, formerly |
occupied by w. M. Taylor.
The Ladies' Circle of the Congregational |
hurch held a social at the home of Mrs. |
nd Mr.. Delos Marvin last Wednesday
vening which proved very enjoyable
fair, a special feature being a peanut
ontest in which prizes were awarded.
JAKE and coffee were served.
The ladies of the Baptist church gave a
nique supper in the town hall Friday
conundrum supper, all that it's
lame implies. Later a lecture, very in
eresting and instructive, was delivered in
cademy hall by Rev. Mr.. Dutton, pastor
# the Cong. church at Newport.
Eugene Weber, one of Derby's young
nen now working in Boston, is home for
short vacation with his MOTHERHOOD.
nd Mrs. III. J. Stannard of Barton were
,uests of Mrs. M. s. Edwards part of last
Marvin of Fairfield made his
,rother, Delos Marvin, short visit last
week.
Glover.
Noah Drew has commenced his lumber
OBJ.
Schools in town commenced Dec. with
he same corps of teachers, except Mud
sland district, which is minus q teacher
the present writing.