Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-19

NILS. "A. M hartman ana MIS-. Kinney
took drive to Derby Line last week.-C.
Cowles is visiting in Coventry.
Hon. j. G. Burke and G. L. Huntoon
from Lowell, Mass, were guests at the Or
leans house last Week.-Mrs. Clara Smith
from Barnet is visiting at Frank Garfield's.
Miss M. E. Reed, who has been visiting
at A. Paddock's, has returned to Memphis,
Tenn.-Mrs. Ida Cheney and children
from Lyndonville are visiting at r. M.
Lyons, also Miss Minnie Riston from Ill
| inois.
Derby.
Ella Taylor has new bicycle.
Curtis Wiley has let his quarry to Car
rick Bros, of st Johnsbury.
| A hand laundry has been started in one
| of Paul Normandin's tenements.
Mrs. Geo. Heath and little daughter are
stopping with her mother in-law. 81
Rev. Perkins has returned from a two
weeks trip to Maine and other places. F.
Amos Parlin and Curtis Norton former
ly D. A. students, now of Manchester, n.
H., were in town last week.
Mrs. Ed. Lother has gone to a hospital
in ST. Johnsbury where she is receiving
treatment. 1t is reported that she is gain
ing.
Burt Richie and wife are going to break
up house keeping and live at the Richard
where their mother, Mrs. Carter, will take
charge of the sewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wilder go this week to Sey-
mour Lake, Morgan where they will oc-
cupy cottage for a short season.
The young people are hard at work on a
drama which they will present under the
auspices of the YES, before long. 1t is in
teresting and carries with it a good moral.
Miss Hattie Lunt, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Lunt, died last Wednesday
morning. She has been i'll fourteen weeks,
first with typhoid fever then a complica
tion of diseases and while at times she
seemed better and the family felt encour-
aged yet she was not strong enough to
battle with SO much. She was a very
sweet, amiable girl and a favorite among
her mates. A little over year ago she
graduated from the graded school and
had commenced the four years course at
the Academy. She will be missed by
large circle of friends both young and old.
A short service was conducted at the
house Friday at O'Clock by Rev. Read of
Derby Line and Rev. Chase of this place,
after which the remains were taken to
Derby Line where a service was held in the
Congregational church.
West Derby.
Stark Morse has purchased the house
which he occupies now. ;tFt'9
Mrs Jack Hart fell last Wednesday,
breaking one leg. .-
James Adams was married last Wednes-
day. Congratulations.
Mrs. Harry Ketwell is seriously i'll; Mrs
Richard Watson is also very i'll. 4'f
Miss Addie Blake has gone to Rutland.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hunt have gone to
Berlin, n. I'll.
Glover bh ei,S
Mrs. Nora Waterman and family are at
L. r. Willey's. - ~ - 80 '.''l
home in Fletcher. |s,,
Chas. H. Smith of Newton, Mass, re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs. M. c. Clark and son Roy are here
from Wakefield, Mass. N
The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Williams, Tuesday, July 20.
Mrs. L. P. Drew is visiting her son,
Leonard, in Portsmouth, n. III.
Mr.. Martins cellar wall caved in during
the hard shower last Wednesday.
poorly for the past year, is in critical
condition.
DR.. n. L. Dow has been appointed ex-
amining surgeon for the pension bureau
at Newport.
Notice is out for taxes. Remem Der if
they are paid before Sept. goth you save
per cent discount.
Ezra Clark has been home for a few
days rest. Mrs. Clark and child will join
him at Burlington soon.
Mrs. Zelora Marsh received word on Fri
day last that her mother was very low
from a shock of paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman French of Lyndon
are visiting at G. w. McGaffey's.-M
Coolidge of Boston is visiting Mrs. n. l..
Dow.
Ned R. Young has finished his musical
studies in Boston, where he has spent sew
en- winters. He has gone to N. Ell. with
his orchestra for the summer.
Mrs. Clarence Owen received word this
morning that her father, Hon. VIM.
Chase, of Loon Lake, n. Y, at present
visiting in ST. Johnsbury, had a shock of
paralysis last evening and is still uncon-
scious. 4
The road men are out again trying to-
put the roads in safe condition. The
last shower about obliterated all traces of