Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-17
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week.
The Gulf mill lumber company are blast
ing the ice out of their mill pond.
Mrs. David Wiley of Greensboro is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. G. E. Goodrich
The selectmen are repairing the cover
ed bridge near r. A. Patterson's mill
Mrs. E. n. Nelson left last Friday for
Boston to get a new stock of millinery
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant have moved into A.
L. Calderwood's house and are working
for him. li-1
Rev. D. l.. Evans left last Monday for
conference. All hope for his return to
this place.
There will be no services in the M. E.
church next Sunday on account of the
absence of the pastor.
Nelson Devenaugh and his mother have
moved into the Douglass house near the
common.
The school board have selected Mrs. A.
n. Hartman to the office of superinten
dent of schools for another year.
the Judevine lot in Hardwick for this
year, having put in about two million
feet.
j. Smith is making repairs on her mil
linery store, and has hired Mrs. Twombly
OF Barton to do millinery work for the
coming season.
Mrs. Julia Scott and son Fred arrived
home from Georgia last Friday.-Mary
Daniels has gone to Lakeport, N. H., to
spend the summer.-Mrs. Brill has COM
menced her work at the Daniels home
Miss Brown from Massachusetts is visit
ing at S. L. Leavitt's.
North Craftsbury.
Mrs. Ell. E. Cowles from Morrisville visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Hartman, last week.
The Earnest Workers held sugar festi-
val in he vestry last Friday evening with
a large attendance.
Rev. James Hamilton and family have
moved from Albany into the house vacated
by Ralph Garfield.-Lewis LOOMS has
moved into Will Miller's house.
Derby.
Chas. Watson and HI. III. Wilder shot
six fine rabbits in a short time last Mon
day.
Master Raymond Kilburn is on the sick
A. t. Daley was on the sick
list last week.
The graded school commenced to-day
ment and Miss Ina Robbins in the primary.
Mrs. Rhoda Fuller, who has been living
at the Derby House this winter, has gone
to stay with her son George for the pres
emit.
The young people spent quite an enjoy
able evening at John Taylor's home Tues
day night, after business meeting of the
Y. P. S. G. E.
Mrs. Elmer Albee and daughter of Ar
lington, n. j. are in town, called here by
the serious illness of the formers mother,
Mrs. Daniel Knburn.
The printer made several of our items
read wrong last Week.-Mrs. Blanchard
not the doctor feIl-Mrs. Ira Taylor not
Mrs. Ida Parker has returned from N. IL.
Miss Grace Wilson has gone to Worces-
ter, Mass, where she will learn the work
Of a nurse--Tim Cushing has gone to
Boston to work for DR.. LOthrop's father.
w. r. Daley and P. A. Robbins enter
tanned the Derby Academy students at
their sugar camp Friday afternoon.-Sugar
parties have been the order of the past
week.
The falling of an iron post in the post
office Friday morning, startled a number
Of mcn, who happened to be in that vicin
ty, fortunately it smashed nothing but
L large diamond dye case.
In trying to turn out, Chas. Wilson was
run into by four drunken Fellows on the
5ivwright hill on Tuesday night, being
thrown from his team under their wagon
N such a way as to receive some bruises.
Rev. Mr. Wright goes this week to con-
ference, held at Newport. He and his
family are very much liked both by the
church and community, and it is hoped by
Ill that he will be returned here another
year.
Burt Badger, former Derby boy, is in
own calling on old friends. He went
west about ten, years ago, but returned
east last fall locating at Burlington where
he has engaged in the life insurance bust
less.
Bert Rogers has gone to Wakefield, Mass,
20 work during the summer. Mrs. Ira
Kelley and two boys have gone to New
York city to join Mr.. Kelley, who is en-
gagged in the ice business there.-George
Wilson went to New York Friday where
be will work in the ice business.
Miss Melinda Colby has returned from
1uite an extended visit in Barton.-Julian
Lonto, who has stopped nearly all winter
with his sister, Mrs. Chas. Carpenter,
has returned to Lowell, Mass.-Judge
and Mrs. Fletcher of Holland visited in
ioWn last week.-Mrs.. George Parker Wis