Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-02-10

Iyorthampton, Mass, where he has OBJ
lined position in the institution for the
hsane. This it the same place where Leon
wiz has work.
Etta LOOMS OF the academy, has been
'|alled from her school work to assist in
'.aking care OF her brothers, Lewis and
Itephen Loomis, who have been very sick
'Nt Collinsville. Both are now better.
w cards have been received announcing the
marriage OF Helen Gilbert and Benjamin
3orliss OF Oxford, N. H., Jan. %. Her
'Nutnre home is to be at Oxford, where her
a. band is in the blacksmith's trade.
A medal speaking contest, under the
.us pices'of the w. G. T. T., will be held in
&ohgregational church, Greensboro, Fri
0ay, Feb IA. Six young ladies from
ra ftsbury academy will be the contestants
or the medal, which is of silver. The ex-
rcises will begin at O'Clock p. m.
'N Post mistress, Mrs. Chase, has received
. MITIGATION from Washington that the
duplication from this place for a rural free
. Nelivery route north and west of the village
WNN DCbu ItNtlNGu anu EldhlChf anu btUS
he agent OF the government will be in
own soon toappoint the carrier. &. H. M.
Derby.
John Hay is reported quite ill.
Mrs. F. 1. Marion returned to her home
hst Monday.
HIr. Tim Cushing OF Springfield is in
own.
Mai. Grout went to Moline, ILL.,, last
Vcek on a business trip.
The auditors have been busy the past
Feek at l.. p. Jenne's office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Cushing are the hap
~ parents of baby, born Sunday morn
BIZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blay celebrated
be1r golden wedding anniversary, Friday
yening.
w. S. Robbins received a telegram Sat
4 rday announcing the death of his cousin,
rharles Robbins, of Boston.
Several from this place attended the
iraduating exercises of the West Derby
raded school Thursday afternoon anC
vening.
The f. U. o. society of the Methodist
hurch of Newport enjoyed a straw ride
bid took supper at the Richard Wednes'
ay evening.
Mr.. Chas. Young received word of the
cath of his brother, William Young
roprietor of the New Marlboro Hotel
BOSTON, last week. The body was brough
b stanstead for burial to-day, (Monday)
Mrs. A. r. Daley has gone to Newpor
b spend few weeks at II. I. Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Niles have re
1rned from trip to Boston.-Ernes
Eickersou has returned from his trip t
Tassac leaving his little son Their
br a time.
West Derby.
Walter Magoon is in very poor health.
Human JENNIE has moved into the Moone!
ouse.
Clarence Mosier is now gaining .-Mrs
.evi Gould is failing.
r. J. Farr of Albany has rented a roor
b the Taylor block for barber shop.
Herbert Webster has returned from
Massachusetts,. Charles Stokes is now 10
ated in Magog, Que.
Fred MCGOWAN has stored his goods i
he III. l.. Daley house and will not resum
housekeeping at present.
S. Stanford has been much worse for tn
asst week.-Mrs.. Geo. Massey has a sever
hroat trouble.-Many are having sever
olds.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet Thurs
ay, Feb. 10, with Mrs. James Bailey, tn
# Dung people especially invited for til
vening.
The F. B. church officers chosen for til
hurch year are: Wardens, VIM. Mitsor
)rlo shattuck, j. Achilles; secretary an
reasurer, E. E. Sawyer.
The graduation exercises of last Thur:
ay were listened to by a crowded hous
The graduates were as follows: Jenni
hammond, Lillian and Lena Taylor, Min
achilles, Perle Human, Myrtle Columb
edith Lovelette, Viola Marsten, Mau
irow, Theo Tower, Harry Kimball, Get
dams, Russell Glib, Rey Lovelace an
Iyron Kittredge.
Rev. E. E. Phillips was called to Brown
hgton last Wednesday to preach the fl
eral sermon of Peter Young, a form,
esident of this place. Mr.. Young was
eteran Of the Civil War and had been u
erly helpless for fifteen years, but WI
enderly cared for by his faithful wifi
FOR two years past he had lived with h
on James in Bloomington. He also had
on, Charles E., of Huron, OAK, and tv
daughters, Mrs. NJ. A. Young of We
)erby and Mrs. E. w. Barron of Barton.
Those having no absent marks in Il
Urinary apartment of the graded scho
5hich was taught by Grace A. Chaffee, we
race Martin, Alfred Leney, Arthur We
ter, George Lockhart, Doris Blake, Luls
Iussey, Ernest Carson. Absent but OF
ay: Edward Story, Raymond Dale
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