Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-10-13

The several churches united in union
service last evening when Mrs. A. B. En-
right gave report of the w. C. 7. u. con-
vention which she recently attended in
Rutland.
Mrs. Edwards has presented to the acad-
envy very fine cabinet OF mounted birds
and minerals. 1t is much appreciated by
all interested in Derby academy. Would
that others might manifest the same
interest.
A rare treat is in store for the people of
Derby and vicinity, Oct. 18th, when a
grand concert will be given at Academy
Hall, by Miss Emma Alberta Moor, reader,
Boston, Mass; assisted by Miss Mabel
Maud Martin, the teacher of vocal and
instrumental music. Miss Moor is a
graduate and post graduate of Emerson
College of Oratory, Boston, and reader of
rare merit. OF her Albert Clark, secretary
and treasurer of Vermont Association of
Boston, says: "Miss Emma Alberta Moor
has charming presence and cultivated
manner. Her voice is sweet and resonant,
her enunciation distinct, her gesticulation
graceful and adapted to the sentiment,
and there is every reason to believe that
she will take rank with the half dozen
best readers in the country" Miss Martin
possesses pleasing personality and has a
sweet, rich, soprano voice. Although she
has been with us but short time she has
shown herself to be profcientl and pro-
gressive in her work and player and
singer of excellent ability. Tickets will be
on 10 F.il CD
Wilder Brothers. All seats reserved at
thirty five and twenty five cents. Be sure
to secure your ticket early.
West Derby.
Chas. Williams has bought the Pinney
house.
in Boston.
Eugene Dawse has rented the Ed. Hutch
inson place.
Mrs. A. ]. Whites musical recital was
well attended.
The Marshall Sias place will be sold at
auction Oct. %.
The Jews are having a.series of meetings
in Magoon's hall.
! Lester Fuller has rented the Sawyer
house on Elm st.
N. A. Prior has closed his bicycle shop
and moved to Burlington.
LOOMS Miller has sold his black colt to
L. P. Brooks of this village
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Loverin are taking a
carriage drive to st. Adams.
A. L. Page has rented the Mcclure house
| lately vacated by N. A. Prior.
d. M. Stokes has put in barber shop in
the basement of the Blake block.
Mrs. Samuel Uttin has rented a part OF
the Niles house on Young street.
Homer Gotta has moved into the James
Whitney tenement over the river.
Scott's orchestra gave a promenade in
Magoon's hall last Fridayievening.
Mrs. L. S. Miller and children have been
visiting friends in Barneston, Que.
Miss Gertrude Dustin is suffering very
badly from sprained knee caused by fall.
The Advent conference commenced
Wednesday, Oct. Sth, and continued over
Sunday.
The village is putting in sewer pipes on
the causeway to connect with the pipes on
Elm Street.
Mrs. M. FL. Bradley has.received PEN
sion of twelve dollars month and two
hundred four dollars back pay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elliott of Lyndon !
vile were in town Thursdayl.calling on
friends and looking for tenement.
Mrs. G. L. Weston and daughter who
have been visiting at w. c. Lovelaces the
past week have returned to their home in
Pawtucket, r. I.
Glover.
Mrs. Lillian Mcqueen is at home.
G. P. Bean has bought Andrew Walcott's
honse.
Mrs. Hattie E. Clark hasYreturned to he1
home.
Wheelock Grange visited Glover Grange
Oct. II.
c. A. Davis of Newport was in town over
Sunday.
Arthur Wilson has moved into Frank
Days house.
Harvey Fayer of Yonkers, N. Y, was ind
town recently.
DR.. Rowland has moved into Mrs. Lydia
DwineIls house.
Mrs. FL. j. Miller has gone to Charleston
to her brothers..
Leon wilson Is apprentice to A. h. Spiel
in his harness shop.
Mrs. Heman Mcclure has returned home|
She is in very poor health.
Mr.. J. E. Dwinelll. attended the funeral
of Gen. circuit last week.
w. M. Graham and wife of MorrisviIld
visited in town the past week.
A. r. Cowles delivered nice piano al
, Benjamin Mason's last week.
Harvey Fayer of Lowell, Mass, is visit
ing his father at South Glover
L. A. Pratt and family of LyndonvillI
visited in this village over Sunday.
G. P. Bean has sold his farm to bis sol
Carl who Will take possession soon.
ROLAND Dwinell and Mrs. Sarah Wood
| ard were married Thursday night.
Rev Mr. KimhaIl will preach in the So