Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-10-28
fit of the ball team Friday

pines few days ago.
THE receipts at the oyster supper Friday
hight were S13. The address by Rev. Mr..
tohnson was much enjoyed by all.
Quite large number from here attended
the wedding of Miss Smith and George
at Newport Center last Wednes-
by evening.
PR. Samuel Uttin, highly respected
Iownsman, passed away Tuesday night.
PC funeral services We're conducted by
~. G. II. Wright on Friday.
Dir. Elmer Silver and family left Tues
fay noon for Boston where he will in the
Enture have charge of that branch OF the
Bllver, Burdett & Co.'S. business.
Mr.. Frank Harvey, who has spent the
'tmmer at the Richard returned to Boston
For the winter last Tuesday.-Mr. George
Rn5erts of New York city is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Chas. Nourse.-Rev. and
Mrs.. W. c. Johnson of Barton and Mr..
Dohu Brigham of LyndonvilIe were guests
III Mrs. Truman Fairchild's recently.
Mrs. Josiah Grout and son Aaron, start
bd for Buffalo Tuesday morning Gary
kilbourn's family have returned from
heir trip to Boston.-MI. Chas. Wilson'S
|amily expect to start for Oregon the 9TH
BIZ Novem ber.--Mrs. Truman Fairchild and
Miss Mary Beaudette start for the Pan
American to-morrow.-Mr and Mrs. Harry
Rickard have gore to Boston.
West Derby.
Harkl Hear the wedding bells!
Smith Sisco of Troy commences work for
y. c. Blake this week.
Joseph Ellie has rented the corner black
NTH shop onMain St.
III. johnson and wife have engaged to
work on A. G. Goodwin's farm.
Miss Susie Copp has returned from
EaIesb burg, Ill, after an absence of over
year.
The 1. o. o. F. have their annual supper
or their membe and families next Friday
evening.
Mrs. a. J. Morrill, is in a Montreal nos
bitaI for treatment instead of Boston as
given last week.
Rev. c. Mcclure, wife and son have closed
heir house here and gone to Worcester,
Mass, for the winter.
Mrs. Geo. Tideman is on the sick list
Mrs. A. H Clark is very ill.-Mrs. Louisa
ChappeII has been quite i'll for week past.
The funeral of Mrs. Marian Hall, who
hied at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Bert Hutchins, was held last Wednesday
afternoon. Interment at West Charleston.
Ward Colby has accepted a position at
Proctor in the office of the Vermont Mar
Die COmpany.-CalIie Grandy is home from
Mas achusetts where be has worked for
some months in foundry.
Rev. s. Bell who has been in business in
he old Lane store for some time, had an
auction Friday selling both groceries and
household goods, with intention of return
ng to his former home.
Joseph Ellie of Rock Island, Que, has
moved into the Hastings tenement on Oak
6t.-Mr. Kennedy's family join him soon
In Boston, Mass.-D. S. Ware has moved
INTO Burr block, Main St.
Miss Eta Greenleaf of this place and
Harry Dale of Newport were married last
Wednesday evening by Rev. E. E. Phillips,
BIT the home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leland Greenleaf. Congratulations
ire extended.
Mrs. Gray and daughter Bessie have re-
turned to their home in Nashua.-Roy
Cheney left for Boston Tuesday at p. m.
Mrs. d. Ware has returned from Sher-
brooke, P. Q.-Mrs. Alice White came from
Bherbrook, Que, Saturday to spend the
winter with her parents.-Mrs. Mary Saw
Ter has come from Milford, n. H., to spend
he winter in Vermont.
Derby Line and vicinity.
II. E. CHANNEL was in Boston last week.
Mr. d. Neveu-is recovering from an at
|ack of bilious fever.
Several from this place went to Boston
n the excursion last Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. d. Sails, Mr.. John Nurse and
Master Albert Berry are all suffering from
What is thought to be typhoid fever.
The senior department of the village
|chooI was closed a part of last week,
wing to the illness of the teacher, Miss
ra bella Parker.
Considerable excitement is felt here over
|he stabbing affair which occurred near
Hines Corner, P. O., Oct. 10, causing the
cath of Almer Ashley, aged q years.
/ he deed was committed by Ernest Bron-
'Dn, and was the outcome of dispute over
team owned by Ashley, which Bronson
Fished to hire, but was refused, although
BRONSON claims he paid for the team. He
1T house but soon returned. A quarrel
|nsued and in the fray Ashley was stabbed
b the abdomen. Bronson left the scene
i the crime, but was captured by Consta-
he Gilmore of Rock Island in short time.
Istley's wound proved serious and
|eritonitis developed in a few hours,
busing his death. A hearing was held at
Hines Corner last Monday, and Bronson
as committed to Jail, bail being refused.