Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-29

Mrs. Jason Young last Wednesday.
r. A. Richie pressed seventy-five tons
of hay at Mrs. Jardlne's place last week.
The entertainment given by Mr.. Chas.
Taggart Wednesday evening was a great
success.
Mr.. Lawrence Uric has built new ell to
his house and made other extensive inn
provements.
Derby.
A boy arrived at Chas. Places last week.
Miss Clara Bates has returned from Bur-
| lington.
| Mrs. FL. 81. Stevens is visiting in Spring
field, Mass.
Miss Alice Clark is the happy possessor
OF new upright piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rogers have gone to
Nova Scotia to live; Ray Rogers went with
them.
Rev. and Mrs. W. G. johnson of Barton
and friends visited at w. M. Taylor's on
Friday.
ID. ID. Wilder and family have moved
into their house recently purchased OF
Gary Kilborn.
l AAo0tOA So1AtOH I1dl1Dl0U QurD MS arm
quite seriously one day last week while
| jun ping fence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Human of Iowa.
former residents of this town, are visiting
among friends.
Mr.. Carlton Adams has finished work at
the Highland Stock Farm and is working
for Leslie Heath.
Stephen Davis auction on Thursday drew
a large crowd from over the town and
nearly everything sold well.
The long bridge between the two Sa lem
ponds collapsed last Friday afternoon. A
gravel team had just crossed before it gave
way.
Mr.. Fred Griffin, from Newburyport,
Mass, who has been stopping for some
time at the Richard, returned to his home
last week
The Grange will work the 18th degree at
the town hall Wednesday evening. fol-
lowed by harvest supper at the vestry.
A large attendance is desired.
On Thursday, Oct. End, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gary Kilborn will leave for Oregon, where
they intend to make their future home.
Their friends will give them a farewell
reception at Mr.. w. M. Taylor's residence
Tuesday evening, Sept. Both, from eight
to ten O'Clock. Everyone is cordially in
vited to be present.
West Derby.
Little Dorian Leavitt is quite I'LL.
Charles West has moved back to his farm.
| Mrs. Geo. Lafrance is still confined to
her bed. v 81
Mrs. George Magoon has been ill with
gastritis.
Arthur Moulton has returned to Pough-
| keepsie, N. Y.
Mrs. Wade has gone to join her band
in Littleton, N. 81.
There was promenade in Magoon's hall
last Friday evening.
Mrs. James Richardson visited in Hard
wick and Troy last week. -
/ The Advent conference meets with the
| church here early in October.
The Laura Adams place on Main st. has
been purchased by 1. o. Blake.
John Porter has taken the Fred Hunt
farm at Coventry for one year.
Mrs. E. S. Richardson Ispent a part of
last week with friends in Richford.
Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain of Iras burg is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moody
BedelI.
Miss Bertha Magoon is going to Saranac
Lakes, New York where her brother Wall
ter now is.
A. P. Vance has moved on to Summer St..
having sold his farm in Newport to his
| son Herbert.
/ Dennis Dolloff has moved from Newport
into tenement in Clinton fuckers house.
Indian Point St.
Mr.. and Mrs Coburn have just returned
from a visit to Bethlehem, Penn, New
YORK and Boston.
| Extensive changes and improvements
are being made on the DR.. Patch place by
it's new owner, Mr.. Steel.
/ Beginning Oct. 7th series of meetings
will be held in the Advent church. Minis
terial aid from abroad is expected.
Lewis Fish had large quantity of pota-
toes stolen recently. 1t would be prudent
| in the parties concerned to settle immedi-
ately.
Mrs. Riches, formerly of Newport has
moved her goods to the home of her son
John on Elm St., for storage during the
winter.
] Mr.. and Mrs. John Human have re-
turned from carriage drive to Wells Riy-
er, st. Johnsbury and vicinity, visiting
relatives and friends.
| The house of Oliver Grow on Maple st.
was badly damaged by fire Saturday after
noon, the ell part being nearly destroyed.
Insured for small amount
MIR. and Mrs r. E. Skinner will occupy
F. W. Stevens tenement, Main st. Mr..
and Mrs. Skinner were presented an an
tique oak table, six dining chairs to
match, and a polished oak rocker, by sixty
two of their friends recently.
Mrs. Luther Williams, whose illness has