Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-05-14

monds, l.. Nj. Wiley, Lena Hitchcock;
English scientific course, Alice Gibson;
commercial course, j. 5. Taylor, {. A.
Hastings. After the awarding OF diplo-
mas and music the usual social and prom
enade began, the grand march being led
by Prof Andrews and Mrs. W. NJ Taylor.
The amount taken was 5000.
West Derby.
Z. j. Tucker has gone to Nashua, n. H.,
to work.-Mr and Mrs. Ernest Hunt were
called to Stanstead last week by the illness
of their father, Frank Hunt.
The Y. p. S. G. e. have an ice-cream
social tomorrow Tuesday evening. The
literary program of last week, not given at
that time, will be given this time.
Kittie Smith is visiting friends in Bar
ton, Greensboro and other Commissioned
couples of our young people attended the
exercises at the academy Friday evening
Elmer Arnold has rented one Of the
Preston houses on School street for storage
of his household goods, having sold his
place on Indian Point street TO Mrs. S. T..
Bigelow.
John Clark has moved into the Spencer
house. Charles Chappell from Irusburg
has moved into Cults block, and Mr.. ABB
bolt of Charleston into the Percival house
on Summer street.
The funeral services of Clarence Adams
were held at his late home yesterday. Mr..
Adams had been for years an invalid suffer-
ing much at times. He leaves a widow and
son who have the sympathy OF many
friends in their bereavement.
Derby Line.
Miss Harding has returned to Northamp-
ton, Mass, to resume her studies.
Fred T.. Parker has gone to Barton Land
ing where he has a situation with the
Peoples Telephone Co.
We hear of the marriage of Albert II.
Tiffin of Massachusetts, and Miss Minnie
Miles of this place. Congratulations.
A spectacle peddler, being left alone in
the dining-room at w. Willoughby's, stole
a watch which had been left on the table.
Mr.. Willoughby followed him with his
team but failed to get him. GOD +
Beebe Plain. '9i"9h
Miss Kate House visited her sister, Mrs.
Burt n. Gilfillan, at Barnet recently.
Mr.. Rexford made his first trip from
Province Island on his boat April 10Th.
Frank Rich has gone to New York for
the summer where he will engage In the
ice business.
Because of the death OF Mrs. George
Hall, leaving Mr.. Hall alone at Cedarville,
his son Fred has closed his house at Gran
iteville and gone TO live with him.
The funeral of Mrs. Melissa Sails, widow
OF Isaac Sails, was held at the Methodist
church. She died OF heart failure at the
home of her son, John Sails, at Rock
Island.
Glover.
Asa Chamberlain has bought Mrs. Gertie
Fuller Sherburne's farm.
Stephen King has sold his Golden stall
lion to e. j. White of Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Leonard OF New
London, N. H., are visiting in town.
Mrs. Martha McNeal OF st. Johnsbury
visited friends in town last week. .....
w. r. e. meeting on Thursday May 18th.
1t is important that all members be present.
L. Miles had one hand badly cut on
saw recently in Paddleford and Kings
shop.
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on his lip, and has gone away for medical
treatment.
l.. A. Pratt and wife were in Burke over
the Sabbath. Il. Dwinell was In St.
Johnsbury Saturday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Beach and son visited Dyer
Skinner and sister, Mrs. Lawrence, last
week. They found Mr.. Skinner very
feeble.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherburne were in
town last Saturday to close the sale OF the
Fuller farm, Asa Chamberlin having
bought it.
Mrs. Cheney, who has spent the winter
with her daughter in Chester, came home
last Wednesday. Glad to have her back
again. Mrs. Bickford accompanied her
and will remain few days.
A new sidewalk is being laid from
George Wilson's and will be continued as
far as the money now contributed will
allow. let us hope that every one will
give generously as they can afford and
have our sidewalks in good shape.
West Glover.
Alison s. Clark has commenced working
In the creamery.
Miss Ella Lampman will work for Bishop
brothers this season.
Mr.. Lears has the mill-dam repaired so
that he can run the shingle mill.
II. III. Skinner has sold the mail route
Barton and Albany to Dick VIII
kinson.
Z. o. Randall was i'm town on Tuesday
making plans to enlarge his store.-G. IL.
Benedict, the general agent for the NeD