Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-03-10


land creamery.
Lewis Lemere and family have returned
to their home in the village.
Over twelve dollars was cleared at the
annual town meeting dinner.
A large number from here attended court
at Newport the past week.
Mrs. Harry Richard was called to Smiths
Mills last week by illness in her sisters
family.
Mr.. Ezra Gibson is suffering severely
with rheumatism.-Mr TruaX is in very
poor health this winter.
The ID. A. students and young people of
the village have been enjoying the fine
skating on the pond back OF the academy.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. w. S. Robbins;
let all the ladies plan to attend as there is
important business to come before the
meeting.
There will be a ru mmage auction in the
town hall and supper served in connection
with it at the NJ. E. vestry on the evening
of March 10Th, under the auspices of the
NJ. E. Ladies' Aid society. Early contri-
buttons are desired from the ladies.
West Derby.
Optician Wade, wife and son, are board
ing al E. II. Wright's.
Charles Mcclure is painting the outside
of his buildings on Indian Point st.
Irving Hastings eyes are better and he
has resumed his studies at Derby academy.
Mrs. Kate Porter is spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hunt IN
Coventry.
An enjoyable and successful sociable
was held at the home of Frank Ball last
Friday p. m.
Miss Florence Wright closed a very sue
cessful term of school in the Kittredge
district last Friday.
Arthur Moulton intends leaving soon
for a course in the business college in
( Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
DR.. Flanders did not preach in the Uni
versalist chapel last Sunday as expected,
owing to the bad roads.
Rev. E. E. Phillips gave his lecture on
Egypt, with stereopticon views, at Hard
wick last Thursday evening.
E. j. Farr has engaged to work for R. E..
Cheney year in the grocery, but will also
continue his barbering just the same.
Our townsman, ]. E. Martin was unani-
mously elected first selectman at our last
town meeting. A fit man for the place.
Henry Adams of Hill, N. H., is visiting
| his sister, Mrs. Luman Jenne.-Lyman
Brooks has returned from st. Johnsbury
Very interesting sermons were given at
our churches yesterday. Pity that more OF
our people do not go to Goods House" on
His Sabbath day.
Owing to the small audience of Friday
evening Prof. Adams did not give his
readings. We hope to give him a full
house at his next date.
Mrs. James Richardson has returned
from No. Troy. Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Wright have also returned from four
months stay in Richford.
Herbert Webster is on the sick list
Claude Daley has been quite i'll with Group
but is now better.-Miss Hattie hilby is
reported to be improving.
The infant child of Walter Fordyce i:
very ill.-Fred Hunt and Walter Magoor
are in very poor health.-Mrs. Levi GoulC
is apparently much better.
Mr.. Leon Newton and family who have
beer boarding at Elder browns on Spring
| 20 0 in no
on Indian Point St.-Mr. Ward has moved
into the upper part of the Hussey house or
Elm st.
l.. Lowering, formerly of Irasburg, is nov
nicely settled in his new home on Summe
St. purchased of E. A. Martin.-Johl
Cross, whose home was burned a week ago
has moved into John Humans hous
, near by.-Charles Hawse, who moved It
, Newport short time ago, has returned t.
the cosy little tenement here, vacated b.
him.
A very pleasant surprise party was givel
: at the home of Mr.. NJ. G. Longeway, Fet
9th, his 44th birthday. After a bountifu
r snpper was served to the relatives an
friends present nice rocking chair wa
| presented with a speech in behalf of tn
I. donors, which was responded to by MI
Longeway with appropriate words. 1t wa
a very enjoyable evening.
e Derby Line and vicinity.
t Mrs. II. A. Beerworth has been ill of late
4 Mr.. Samuel Abbott is ill from the effect
a paralytic shock.
ID. NJ. Williams, of Lowell, Mass, he
been visiting friends in town.
II. E. CHANNEL was in Richmond, p.
recently to attend a Masonic gathering.
Arthur Sails has taken possession of til
: Upstone farm, which he recently pul
chased.
4 Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. French were in tow
= last week.
n Luther Merriam is reported to be sic
N | nit onnandipitiC