Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-02-24

keeping house and are now at Newport
Center.
II. L. Daley has been visiting at Warren
Goodwin's for two weeks.
ID. S. Ware has moved from the Burr
block into Mrs. G. Danes tenement.
John Longeway has moved from Charles
ton into the Luxford house on School st.
Herbert Webster worked in Cheney's
and the post office during Ralph Mosier's
absence.
The stereopticon entertainment and lee
ture given last Friday evening was we'll at
tended and enjoyed.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet on
Thursday, the 9th, afternoon and even
ing, with Mrs. c. E. Green.
Roy Daley, who is employed in the c.
p. r. r. office, has been unable to work
for some days from injuries received by
fall.
Mrs. Daisy Sleeper, former resident
here, died at her home in New York City
Feb. 9th, leaving a husband and three
children to mourn her early demise.
Much sympathy is felt for our towns
man, Warren Goodwin, who lost his house
by fire last Friday morning. None of the
contents of the chambers were saved but
everything on the ground floor was saved.
Forest Cousins and family, of Bolton,
Que, spent three days at L. Doneghy's, re-
turning today, (Monday). and Mrs.
Newton are visiting friends at Lyndonville
and St. JOhnsbury.
By the bursting of water pipe during
Saturday night, the village of West Derby
is minus the usual supply of water from
Derby Pond, and the citizens are busily
vending to and from the few springs in
this vicinity.
Derby Line and vicinity.
Mr.. Henry Frost of Bellows Falls has
been visiting F. c. Butterfield.
AlOnzO d. Bates, a wellknown resident
of Derby, died Wednesday evening from
apoplexy. The funeral was held on Friday
at 80 p. m.
The death of Mr.. Homer L. WheeIock,
: which occurred in Toronto last Wednesday
morning has caused universal regret here.
Mr.. Wheelock came to Rock Island in
March, 1898 as manager of the Rock Island
: Hardware Co., and during the time he re-
manned in this place won many friends.
The funeral was held at the Methodist
; church in Coventry on Saturday afternoon
at two o'clock p. m.
= Glover.
) S. Haseltine is i'll with grip.
E.. Agnes Teller is home from Waterbury
Conn.
Mrs. Olin Drew is helping to care for he
$ little granddaughter.
> Glenn Prindle has finished work for Mr.
= Haseltine, and goes to Barton Landing.
Matte Kirby goes to Portsmouth, n. II
= to work in the family of Leonard Drew.
8 Rev. John Kimball will preach at tn,
r South church next Sunday at one o'clock
n The Ladies' Aid will serve dinner towI
: meeting day. Admission to dinner 10 cts
/ The Ladies' Mite Society will serve
{ warm dinner at the vestry town meeting
day.
!. The Earnest Workers will serve Dime
g at the NJ. E. vestry town meeting day, a
= usual.
$. The item last week, stating that Georg
lie Phillips was ill with whooping cough, wa
D, an error.
DIR. Leonard has recently equipped hi
office with new outfit for administerin
" laug hing gas.
Mrs. Frank Day has been seriously il
g the past week. Mrs. Sarah Wood ward
v caring for her.
g. Carl and Clarence Hagar are on the sic
is list.-Mrs. Phila Bean is still quite i'll, 6
Chaplin LeOnard's.
G, Ed Walker is moving out of the Taylc
If house and has stored his household gooC
in the brick house.
40 Ed Drew is visiting his aunt, Mrs. E.
= Osgooi .-Elmer Hancock visited A.
q Williams last week.
~ A four horse load of young people droI
Is to Barton Landing the evening of the 22n
O. to attend dance there.
Mrs. Laura Drew visited in Morrisvil
c. last week.-Cora Lewis visited friends
,,o Barton Landing recently.
ay Iea1nSUerS are COIN planning GndG lueTOd'
from South Glover to Mud Island have n
"a been broken since the storm of the 10Th.
lie Harley Drews little daughter Ada, WI
hit has been very sick, is considered better
[r. this writing. DIR. Dow is ia attendance.
nd Mrs. Gray, mother of Silas Gray, die
very suddenly last Friday. Funeral at tt
is home to-day, after which the remains W
by be taken to Sutton for interment.
lis The young people of Naples and adjoiI
at ing districts called on Geo. Jerome la
,e, Thursday evening. Cake, coffee and map
candy were among the refreshments.
er good time was reported.
,rt The entertainment given in the NJ.
ne church last Thursday evening by t
ELS bachelors, assisted by some of their ma
i. Lotto