Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-05-05
Mr.. Will Kilborns baby boy, who has

Mr.. =. Stevens moves from the Flanders
farm in Morgan to D. Hoskin's farm.
Fred Cushing, who came home from
Newport very i'll, is gaining in health.
Wesley Ward has moved into the Derby
Acknowledgement vacated by Mr.. Pryor.
Mr.. j. w. Pryor, who recently came here
from Jericho, has moved to West Derby.
Mr.. William Wilsey has moved into the
Sawyer tenement on the Charleston road.
Mr.. Paul Normandin went to Boston
Thursday night to bring home his son,
Willie, who has been in the hospital some
time.
The graduating exercises of the class of
'O2 will take place next Friday evening in
Academy hall. Thirteen students will
graduate.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Clark
was the scene of a pleasant gathering Friday
evening when large number of Miss
Alice's friends met to give her surprise
birthday party.
West Derby.
Mrs. Will Lovelace is very ill.
Wesley Ward has moved to Derby Cen
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Harry Stratton has moved here from
Beebe Plain.
Fred Jervah has moved into the I. Lon
gewaY tenement.
There will be service at the Free Baptist
church next Sunday.
Stevens & Blake have moved into the
Freeman Blake block.
Oscar Schelarman is moving into the
Parker house on Elm street.
Lyman Brooks has sold his house to
VIM. Suitor of st. Johnsbury.
Luther Williams has moved into the
Niles house on Northern Avenue.
Mrs. Kate Porter is caring for her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Hunt of Coventry.
Mrs. Esther W. Cummings visited her
niece, Mrs. Emma Sawyer, last week.
E. A. Richardson, wife and daughter
spent the Sabbath at Newport Center.
L. K. Lowering has purchased the Gard
ner place on Indian Point st. for S615.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCarty have
returned from their trip to Massachusetts,
VIM. Wilson was called to Magog, P. O.,
last week by the illness and death of his
aged mother.
Mrs. Hagan was called to st. Johnsbury
for few days last week by the illness of
her mother, Mrs. Gaskill
The body OF a Mr.. Munson, former
resident of this place, late of Bradford,
was brought here for burial last Wednes-
day.
At the village meeting the officers elected
MndaratOr n w Adon1c. Ill rl1
Carl A. White; trustees, T. o. Sheldon, F.
w. Stevens and Lyman Brooks; collector,
l.. M. JENNIE. Tax, 40 per cent.
Glover.
E. A. Cook of Newport was in town
Thursday.
N. A. Norton of Lyndonville was in town
last week.
Lewis Cameron was in Walden last week
on business.
Harley Marsh is out again after an at
tack of jaundice.
Several attended the May ball at Barton
Landing Friday evening.
Mrs. Sarah King has bought w. F.
Clark's house in the village.
Earl Richardson has gone to South Bar
ton to work for R. B. Lang.
Harry Shepard has engaged to work for
w. F. Clark for six months.
The many friends of P. G. Stone are
sorry to learn of his poor health.
Martin Abbott and guests went to their
cottage at Stone Pond Wednesday.
Mrs. Fannie Spaulding and Hazel Cook
went to Portsmouth N. A., Thursday.
Fred Aldrich has completed a course in
Stanstead college and returned home.
The Rev. John Kimball will preach in
the South church next Sunday at o'clock
Hiram Mcclellan is having his house
painted, Messrs. Gilman doing the work.
Miss Hattie Sherburne has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Kendrick at West Charles
ton.
Mrs. John Mcclellan went to Irasburgh
last Tuesday to attend the funeral of an
aunt.
Miss Julia Sherburne is home for time,
having finished her work at Barton for
the present.
Asa Chamberlain was badly injured by
falling from load of hay while adjusting
binding pole.
Items intended for publication in the
MONITOR may be left with Mr.. Davis at B.
y. Wells store.
Fred Taylor from Newport Center, who
has been visiting at s. N. Clark's, returned
home last Monday.
Miss Fanny Drew went to Portsmouth,
N. H., Friday, to work for her brother,
Frank, during part of the summer.
Forrest Osgood and Mrs. E. T. Mcclellan
visited at Frank McClellan's in Lyndon
and James Drew's in Wheelock last week
Mr.. Lewis, who has been living on the
farm formerly owned by N. M. Lewis on
South Hill, has moved to Barton Landing
Several members of Glover Grange rel
. sponded to an invitation from Sheffield
Grange Saturday and were royalty enter
tanned.