Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-06-12
West Derby.
Miss Alice Reed is in town.


summer vacation.
A daughter was welcomed to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Webster Thursday.
| Addie Blake goes to Rutland and Hyde
Park Tuesday for stay of some weeks.
Mrs Mary Sawyer of Milford, N. Ell.
came the 9th to spend the summer at A.
G. Sawyer's q = -
The annual sermon to the Foresters here
was preached by Rev. G. w. Dockham at
the Advent church yesterday.
The Sunday Schools of Derby are invited
to join with those of Newport and Coven-
try in 4th of July picnic under the aus
pices of the Anti-SaIoon League.
Fred Porter, Jr. has moved into the
LOOMS Miller house downstairs on River
Street now owned by Fred Davis. Joe
Brunnell into upper tenement of same
house; a Mr.. Frzzell has moved into Hut
chins house on Clyde St.
Beebe Plain.
Miss Annie Beebe who graduated from
Derby Academysis teaching in Derby.
The community is glad of barber shop
which Grin Sprague has opened at his res
idence.
Rev. Mr.. Kilburn has moved from Derby
Center into the Baptist parsonage which
has been repaired.
Herbert Hazelton and family are stay
ing with Mrs. John Hazelton, Mr.. Hazel
ton mother, at Graniteville.
Warren Monroe was struck in the side
by falling timber and badly hurt at the
raising of Charlie Blount's barn.
Eastern Townships bank have leased the
granite shops here with the lots and other
belongings of Powell & Co., and are hir-
ing workman.
Albert Tyler of Graniteville has moved
into one of the Knox tenements.-The
Chaffey property has come into possession
of Attorney FL. M. Hovey of Rock Island.
John Feltus of Springfield, Mass, has
been visiting his brother, Josiah Feltus.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dustin are having
visit from their son, Eugene Dustin of
Boston. faa
Glover
The mock measles are raging among the
children. ~
J. E. Dwinen and wife were in Lyndon
vile over the Sabbath.
Mrs. Harriet Leonard has gone to New
London to visit her children.
Mrs. Frank Darling is working for Mrs.
R. E. French for a few weeks.
Mrs. Chaplin Leonard visited her son in
New London, n. III. last week.
Roy Bean has secured a position in the
Barton Bank and will begin work at once. .
A good number of the Grange went to
Albany to take part in the picnic there Sat
urday.
The Glover Band will give their first
open air concert in the band stand on Fri
day evening at O'Clock.
Congratulations to Florence Drew and
Roy Bean in their admirable essays at the
Graduating exercises Thursday evening.
The promenade Thursday night turned
out to be band rehearsal every one SEEM
ed to have gone to the Graduating exer-
cises at Barton. Try again boys.
Mr.. Frank, Drew is at home from
Newport spent Sunday with friends in
". L
ter, N. I'll. is in town. Harvey Bradley of
Burlington is visiting at Fl. Ell. Cooks.
Since Decoration Day there has been a
bright, intelligent appearing black dog |
wandering about town. No one knows who |
he belongs to. 1t seems shame to allow |
such animal to provide for himself and /
if the owner don't care for him there are
plenty here who would feed and care for
him rather than let him wander about ne
elected and unfed.
West Glover.
A. M. Beach is shingling his house.
David Jerome has bought a DeLaval
Separator.
Quite number attended the graduating
exercises at Barton Thursday evening.
A quantity of pressed hay was CARED
last week going to parties in Massachu-
sets. -
Roy Styles has a felon on his hand
Miss Mary Magoon who has been in poor
health for. the past two months docs not
seem to improve.
Marion Clark of Massachusetts, who has
spent part of her vacation every summer
with relatives here, graduated last week
from Boston University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodland visited at North
Troy last week.-Mrs. A. S. Clark is at
Greensboro stopping for time with Mrs.
E. o. Randall.-Matthew Nesbit is in
own. ]
Frost on the river June 18th.
Mrs. Duncan McFarlane does not gain
7ery fast.
Fred Lewis has moved into his house re-
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