Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-23

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Ernest Hunt of this place TO young lady
of West Derby was a surprise TO nearly
everyone The happy couple took the mid
night train for Boston for a short trip.
Mrs. Julia Burton has returned from her
visit to her sister.-Rev. and Mrs A. j.
Small returned Thursday from their vaca-
| tion in Maine.-Mr. Will Comings former
student here spent the Sabbath in town
recently.-Misses Annie and Helen Howe
from Dixville visited their sister Cora at
| w. S. Robbins Saturday.-Mr. Henry
| Somers of Irasburg, 33 years ago stadent
at Derby Academy, was in town calling on
old friends last week.
West Derby.
Luman Jenne has finished work for Z. Z.
Blake.
Gotta & Merrill have bought out Elder
Dock ham's paint trade.
Mrs. Geo. Sleeper and Mrs. Ed. Smith
went on the excursion to Boston.
jill. Holton preached in the FB. church
yesterday. Elder c. II. Doclxham in the
Advent.
| w. f. Niles has bought the Frank Mil
chell house on Park st. and the /. b. Bah
cock house on Young st. He intends to
rent them.
Elmer Arnold's buildings are dressed i'm
new and bright colors, great Improvement.
Amos Morse is repairing his house.
Walter Magoon is grading his grounds.
Mrs. Mary b. Arnold died Friday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. c. H. Dock
ham, after a long and severe illness. The
remains were taken to her old home i'm
| Connecticut.
Our optician, Ernest l.. Hunt and Miss
Lila Copp were united in marriage last
Wednesday, eve, going to Lowell, Mass,
for a short stay. They will reside here on
their return. Congratulations
Mrs. NJ. A. Doane has returned from her
two months visit at Burlington; also Mrs.
Jerusha Norris has returned from Green's
| boro.- Hartup George ana family OF Fair
| lee visited at III. L. Dailey's last week.-E.
n. Sawyer has returned to his work in
Boston.-James Bedell has gone to New
York where he has position i'm one OF the
theaters there.
II. l.. Hastings has moved into his new
| house.-One of the Coplan Bros. has moved
into a Hastings tenement, another into
Mr.. Cross have moved into the Parker
house.-Alvah Merrill into the Daley ten
ement.-Mrs. Winnie Stevens has moved
to st. Johnsbury. Bert McClelland moved
to Batesville, Friday.
Glover.
A new boy at Albert f. Hinkley's makes
Bert smile.
Several from this place went 10 Boston
on the excursion.
Miss Jennie French is recovering from
her recent illness.
John Mcclellan is building a barn near
his cottage at Willoughby.
w. +. Clark has raised his village resi-
dence and is making extensive repairs on
it.
William Cook, who was one of our aged
citizens, died last Tuesday at the home of
III. ii. Cook.
The band boys held a promenade at
eensboro Bend last Wednesday evening,
which was well attended.
The Ladies' Mite Society will hold their
annual chicken pie supper at their vestry
next Friday. All cordially invited.
Mrs II. Il. French, who has suffered
severely from the injury to her foot caused
by stepping on nail, is now recovering
but will not be able to walk for week or
more.
Rev. Benz. Drumming occupied the pull
pit at the South church last Sabbath Rev.
Benton from Derby Line will exchange
with Rev. Mr.. Stevens and preach at the
South church next Sunday at p. m.
II -
ed to meet the Greensboro Post and Corps.
also the Department commander and his
staff last week. Quite a delegation accept
ed the invitation and enjoyed livery much.
J. @. A. Mcclellan and daughter go west
this week expecting TO be absent two or
three months.-Mrs. Frank Scott and little
daughter Phoebe visited In town last week.
Mrs. w. III. Ford of Lyndonville spent
Sunday i'm town.
A. c. Clark has bought the stage route of
Mr. Rash and takes possession Nov.1st.
He will work for r.. L. French between
trips. Mr.. Clark is giving the sleighs
fresh coat of paint and will have two good
horses and plans to give as prompt mail
service.
II. n. Wilson and son Leon went TO
Richford last week to visit relatives there.
Mrs. Lucy Darling is at West Concord
caring for Mrs. Henry Randall, who Is very
low with consumption.-Mrs Elvira II.
Mcclellan has gone to Lyndonvile to visit
her son Frank.-Miss Mary Norton is home
from Waterbury.-Mrs. Keren Studley and
child, from Woburn, Mass are visiting In
town.-Mrs. Rosette Hall and Mrs. Fanny
Partridge have gone to Manchester, N. II.
to visit friends