Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-11-19
DERBY
INTENDED for last week.

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Frank Robbins is i'll with sclatlc
rheumatism.
Slayton Lang of Barton was IN
town on business Monday.
Rev w. C. Johnson visited friends
in Bradford and Barre last week.
Prof. A. w. Stone attended an ed
ucationaI meeting in Burlington SAT
urday.
Mrs. Emily Hall of Portland, Me-,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and MRS.
w. M. Taylor.
J. G.. Hay left Saturday for a two
weeks vacation in Springfield, Mass,
where he will visit friends.
Mrs. E. o. Silver sold some of her
household goods Saturday and ex-
poets to leave for her home in New
Jersey soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Miller, moved
to the farm which they recently pur-
chased in Sheffield.
The D. A. basketball team play
their first game with the Stanstead
college team today. They have sew
eral games scheduled for the sea-
son.
The high water has done consider
able damage at the w. A. Kelley mill.
The flume was taken out, causing
bad leak. Several men have been
employed the past week to repair the
damage.
The men of the Methodist church
will serve an oyster supper IN the
vestry of the church Wednesday eve
nipU Nov 10 In connection with
this there will be post prandial ex-
ercises in recognition of the gift of
the bell to the church by Mrs. Daniel
Davis.
The Methodist church of this place
has had the gift of bell from Mrs.
Daniel Davis, who some years ago
was a resident of Derby, an attend
ant and supporter of the Methodist
church. The bell is from the Bly,
myer Factory, Cincinnati, weighs
100 pounds and is a 40-inch bell. The
Methodist people have reason to be
grateful to Mrs. Davis for this gift,
as they are. 1t is expected that the
bell will be installed this week and
will be used Sunday for the first
time.
DERBY NARROWS
INTENDED 1OT laSL Week.I
Robert Witheral is working for G.
n. Hanson.
Eugene Sanborn and Harry Marsh
are threshing in the neighborhood.
Mrs. Walter Heath has been quite
i'll and under the doctors care, but
is improving.
Quite a number from here attended
0f Z All
Beebe Saturday.
Ed. Cass of Springfield and son,
Oloff Cass of Georgeville, have been
visiting his brother, Osro Glass;, and
family here.
Chas. Copp has rented his farm to
G. N. Hanson and has moved his
family to Derby Line, where he has
rented tenement in the Bly, block.
SALEM-DERBY
(Intended for last week.
John Mayo has been entertaining
quinsy sore.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Will Willard Nov. 1st
mrs. Lewis Fleury has been caring
for Mrs. VIII Willard.
Phll Earle has gone to Derby, in
tending to spend the winter.
Mrs. James Derusha has returned
from Orleans hospital but is in very
poor health.
Twin sons were born to Mr. and
Mrs. Will Glover of Derby last week
but only one lived.
Harlan Nye and son, Charles, were
IN Newport Thursday to attend the
funeral of H. A. Gaylor.
Roy Fleury, who has been visiting
his parents, returns to his work in
Groveton, N. H., this week.
Mrs. Ethel Nye was called to ST.
Johnsbury Tuesday owing to the seri-
Gus illness of her sister, Mrs Oscar
Dahlberg.
Sydney Willard and a number of
the young people from here attended
the dance given by the American Lee
gion held in Newport Tuesday eve
MING