Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-11-05

! Ben Lyon has gone to Chicago where he
| has secured work.
c. H. Root and wife have returned from
/ their visit at Boston and Portsmouth.
Derby.
Judge and Mrs. Fletcher of Holland
/ were in town visiting last week.
! Mrs. Beebe, mother of Mrs. Bcgue, is
very i'll at the latter's home here.
| The Derby Academy students enjoyed a
promenade and social Friday evening.
HI. N. Richard has as yet received no
word of his horse and carriage stolen last
week.
| Several from here attended the husking
at Arthur Uttin's near Derby Line, Friday
evening.
The fair held by the ladies of the M. e.
church was a success in every way. Pro-
ceeds, 500.
Several from Newport attended the lect-
ure given by Rev. Sam Small in the Acad
envy hall, Monday evening.
Justice Wood has sold his farm on the
road to Charleston and purchased the
! house now occupied by Ezra Gibson.
Bert Richie and Harry Wilson have re-
turned from Norton where they have been
hunting the past week. They saw a deer
but did not trouble to bring it home.
While Chas. Carpenter, wife and son
were driving through the street Friday
evening, the horse bolted in such way
to throw Mrs. Carpenter out, spraining her
ankle and breaking one bone.
Rev. Sam Small and Edgar Silver left
town Wednesday night. During his stay
here Mr.. Small has spoken before apprecia-
tive audiences three evenings and by his
genial, cordial manner has won host of
friends.
West Derby.
A. j. White has sold his house.
Leonard Stevens has moved to Noes
River, Que, on to his fathers farm.
Harry Stratton and Leonie Hammond
were married Thursday evening by Rev.
E. E. Phillips.
Seven fine hams were stolen from Y. G.
Blake's smoke house recently. Clothes
line thieves are also in evidence.
Dean Gochey's condition the past week
has caused much anxiety but it is now
thought he will recover.-Mrs. Kimpton
and s. S. Lunt gain very slowly.
Murray Dodge of st. Johnsbury has been
visiting at z. H. ChappeI's the past week.
The Boston eXcursionists have returned
safely but report the Boston Food Fair
rather ''slim."
Fred Doneghy and Miss Eva Darling
were united in marriage Wednesday eve
ming at the home of the brides mother,
Rev. E. E. Phillips officiating. On the
bridal trip they will visit Mrs. Doneghy's
sister, Mrs. Winnie Adams, in Springfield,
Mass. The newly married couple have the
best wishes of many friends.
Derby Line.
Mrs. George Waldron of Boston is with
her son, DR.. Waldron.
Miss Mary Foster has gone to Chicago
for months absence.
Mrs. Liveria Wooley Hannaford died at
her home in Oakland, Cal, Oct. 16.
The Derby Line Universalist church has
called Rev. Edward E. Marggraf to be its
pastor. He with his family board at the
Derby Line hotel.
Miss Nancy West and Miss Marion West
will occupy the home of Mrs. S. E. Blod-
gett while Mrs. Blodgett spends the winter
in Somerville, Mass.
H. NJ. Hovey, B. Frank Knight of Griffin
and Henry Barnard were among the num-
Der, who went on the recent excursion to
Boston.-Collins Merrill has returned from
Boston.
Desire Nevue, the pleasant and accom-
modating telephone adjuster and night
operator, leaves the telephone company's
employ and goes into a machine shop at
Rock Island.
Beebe Plain.
Mrs. Jacobs and her grandson, Frank
HaseIton, have returned from Manchester,
N. H., where they have been visiting
friends.
One of our oldest and most worthy citi-
zens, Mr.. VIM. Lorimer, died last Sunday
morning. The deceased was over eighty
years of age. The funeral services were
held at the Baptist church on Tuesday, Rev.
Mr.. Kilborn officiating.
Glover.
c. S. Phillips and party killed two fine
deer near South Barton.
Mrs. Fanny Spaulding is home from
Portsmouth, N. H., for visit
P. G. Stone is very sick and has been
confined to the house for several weeks.
The Glover Band attended promenade
and dance at Wheelock last Thursday eve
ming.
Henry Mack of Hardwick has placed
monument in the cemetery on the j. q.
Mcclellan lot.
DIR. and Mrs. N. l.. Dow and Mr.. and