Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-19

mas peen dpseH1 IN the West for 3S
years. There were present six chill
dren, six grandchildren, nine great
grandchildren, and other relatives to
the number of %, all members of
Grandma Rangers family.
Craftsbury.
Mrs. Eugene Holton is quite sick.
Sherman Gage and family are camp
ing at the big Hosmer pond.
The Sabbath schools held a picnic
at Greensboro pond last week.
Hon. Mason Dutton and wife are in
town; also Judge Thompson and wife.
Nice party for the young people
with Mrs. Charles Hatch last Friday
evening.
Guy Goodrich was badly hurt while
helping to unload an engine for
Stevens & Graham.
Rev. j. M. Dutton will lecture at
the Cong. church, Tuesday evening.
Subject, "Ways of Progress"
John Poor and daughter are home
from Montpelier.-Mr Foster Rand
is here from Mass. on visit.
Bert Russell of Chicago is visiting
at G. w. Simpsons. He came from
Boston on his wheel, making IS miles
day.
Jennie Wright, who has been here
for some time to take elocution les
Of No Do 1ooc al
home.
Among visiting guests are Nettie
Campbell, several Franklin county
people at Eagle hotel, and Jay Butler
and wife of Lyndonville.
The concert given at North Crafts
bury last Friday evening was a de-
cided success. Miss Graham and Mr..
Conant pleased the audience with fine
solos. All were delighted with Miss
Carolyn Paddock's reading; Mrs. r.
Graham, Miss Susie Paddock and Ella
Hartman added to the enjoyment of
the evening by their instrumental
music. The quartets were we'll rem
dered. The proceeds, SOS, were for
the academy.
Derby.
Mrs. Emma (Mansur) Hobson is
visiting at w. R. Spears.
Miss Annie Lamb is stopping with
her sister, Mrs Paul Normandin.
Mrs. H.A. True and daughter, Helen,
have returned to their home in Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Taylor are re-
joicing over the advent of ten pound
daughter.
Let all the ladies remember the Aid
Society on Wednesday afternoon at
the M. E. vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Day of st.
have been stopping at
w. S. Robbins a few days.
A bad break was discovered in the
dam, Wednesday, making it neces-
sary to stop work at the mills for a
few days.
Harry T. Robbins has returned
from trip to Portland and Boston,
and returns to his work at Newport |
The members of the M. E. Sunday |
school, with few friends, recently
had very enjoyable picnic at Will
sons beach.
Mr.. Dwight Eddy, former resident
of Derby, now residing in Monkton,
VT, has been spending few days in
town. He is accompanied by his wife.
West Derby.
Mrs. Mile (Niles) Griswold and
daughter, of Orange, Iowa, are visit
ing at Mrs. Emma Sawyer's.
R. M. Smith is quite sick.-Mrs.
May Boynton is yet seriously i'll. Our
other sick ones are improving.
A former pastor of the F. B.church,
Rev. J. r. Franklin, now of Fran
coma, N. H., is expected here this
week.
Leslie Wright is at home from Bos-
;on on a vacation. Prof. B. A.
Adams of Chester, Pa, was in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Sawyer, who has lately
'een stopping with her son, Amos @.
Sawyer has gone to Caledonia Co.
listing friends.
Don't forget that the people here
re ready to welcome you to the
Vheelock Quarterly Meeting to be
eld here Aug. %, "A, %.
The Italians were quite excited ,
thursday by the sudden caving in of 6
he dirt upon one of their number.
lie was dug out, with little injury.
Mrs WiUoins of LOWELL Mass ic !,