Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-24
Ada Brown of Westfield is visiting at


Bern. Hancock suffered an attack of heart
failure last Tuesday, but is better now.
George st. Peter has purchased farm in
Bloomington and moved on to the same.
Rush Patrick has leased the Conway
farm OF Mr.. Spaulding and moved on to it.
A little daughter, Bertha Maria, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur True last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Page of Derby are in
town, called here on account of the serious
illness of their daughter, Mrs. Corrow.
The village schools closed last Friday
with exercises in the primary department.
The teachers have given good satisfaction.
DR.. Wright of Barton Landing was called
on Tuesday as counsel in the case of Mrs.
Mabel Corrow. She is little better at
this writing.
Craftsbury.
Seth Lathe is finishing the upper story
of his house.
Clarence Woodbury. has moved into the
Kinney house.
Fred Eastman has rented the Homer
Bartlett horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Hoyt from Morris
Vile were in town last week.
Fred Eastman has engaged to work for
the creamery company for one year.
Henry Smith, who has been working in
st. Adams for some time, is in town.
East Craftsburv.
w. A. Wylie has sold his lumber for $3.50
and taken the job to deliver it at Law
| rence,s Mill
Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Robbins have been
spending few days in town.
The graded school closed last week, with
examinations the last three days.
The annual fall exhibition at the acad-
| envy occurs next Friday night. good
time is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Kingsbury, who
have been stopping at Mr.. VIM. Spears for
in Randolph, Mass.
Large focks OF wild geese and ducks
have been seen on the pond the past few
days, but the hunters have had poor luck
in trying to get them.
A good sized audience attended the lee
ture given by Rev. Ora Samuel Gray on
"Three P's in Pod'' at Academy hall Fri
day evening. 1t was highly commended.
On account of the very unfavorable
weather only few attended the meeting
of the Ladies' Aid Society at Mrs. Westley
Kelley's on Wednesday; however, the
society was reorganlzed.
Some from this place attended the we'd
ding at West Charleston last Wednesday
evening of Miss Fleda Ruiter and Mr..
dents of the academy and many friends
wish for them long life and happiness.
West Derby.
Horace Hancock is failing.
George Lock mart is having his buildings
repaired.
The Universalist chapel is being re-
shingled and painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Hancock of Boston
are visiting their parents.
Scott's orchestra gives dance in Ma
goon's hall, Friday, Nov. 21st.
Mrs. M j. Stokes has been i'll with
pleurisy at the home of her son, D. M
Stokes.
"kUFCE.
Mrs. Wiley is not as well.
Mrs. Carrie Prindle is very i'll again.
Mrs. Dunn has been quite ill for several
days.
Mr.. Wylie is having his house painted
both inside and out.
Wesley Sherburne has sold two hundred
dollars worth of tim Der recently.
j. w. Studley and family will return t.
their home in Woburn this week.
Mrs. E. T. Mcclellan has returned from
Lyndon, where she has been visiting.
Miss Glenn Cook is still suffering great.
with her eyes, being obliged to stay in
dark room.
Lowell.
VIM. Kelley has moved into the hote
building at the Corners.
e H. P. Marcy, of Palmer, Mass, was a
H. H. Newton's over Sunday.
= Mrs. Lockwood has gone to Coventry
where she will work for H. q. Cleveland
Q Lewis ingalls, has moved into the Leon
ard Shufelt house, having rented his farm
q for year.
: Bernie Grant, of Peterbor N. H., is Wis
iting relatives here. He will remain abou
q three weeks.
8 Frank Murphy and Wilbur Blanchar
have returned from New York and wi
remain here this winter.
Samuel Cello went to Aver, Mass
d Thursday. He Immediately went to wor
on job of house finishing. Mrs. Gel
IL will not go for few weeks.
ir Mrs. V. M. Parker entertained b,
friends with whist at her home last Tue
y day. 1t is planned to have these gathe
l. ings quite frequently during the winter.
% Carl Winchester has returned fro
Attleboro, Mass. He will re main at hon
J. till the beginning of the winter term
lie school at Dean Academy at Frankli
n where he is student.