Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-14

illness of his father.-Wm. Niles went to
Boston last Saturday. His sister, Mrs.
Ella Moore, is in poor health.
Mrs. Christopher Sergeant is in very
poor health.-Emma Heermon, Mrs
Charles McKinne and Edward jenkins
have been quite ill the past week.-Arthur
True is sick with the measles.
CraftsburY.
Henry Benjamin's little girl is very sick.
Miss Clara Davis is visiting at e. c..
STATIONS.
Mrs. Mary Borroughs of Glover is visit
ing in town.
DIR. F. S. Dillingham; and Others attend
ed the Masonic meeting at Burlington
Mr.. Warren of Hardwiclk has rented the
S. Robbins farm and has moved on to it.
Caroline Scott of Mass. is in town in the
interests of the Woman's Suffrage Associ-
alton.
The first quarterly meeting for this year
will be held in the M. f. church next
Sunday.
Hatch and Boardman have slaughtere
I'll. Hayden's herd of 80 COWS, that were
affected with tuberculosis.
John Kier has completed his bridge
across the river.-Geo. Chase is building
an addition to his buildings.-A. E. Spaul-
ding has got his boards sawed out.
E. S. Gage, aged 81 years, died at his
home last Wednesday. Rev. o. M. Bout
well officiating. He had been member of
the M. E. church for many years, and was
a man of excellent Christian character.
North Craftsbury.
A little baby girl at Geo. Wheeler's.
Alvah Miller died last week with pneu-
monia.
Children's Day exercises will be held
here next Sunday.
Miss Myra Gage from Burlington visit
ed friends here last week.
Mrs. Lucy Kilburn, who has been away
the past two months, has returned to this
place.
H. H. Stevens has been in Boston the
past week on business.-Mrs. Alfred Ford
ham was called to Lowell last week, be-
cause of the death of her father.
Derby.
Henry Crandall and Chas. Carpenter are
painting their buildings.
Charles Searles is running a meat cart
for his father this season.
Miss Mary Cobb was in Charleston a part
of last week, the guest of Miss Sara Nye.
Some of Rev. Perkins parishioners and
friends presented him with a fine cow last
week.
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meet with Mrs. Stephen Davis for a basket
meeting next Wednesday afternoon.
George II. Wilder, the noted fiutist and
composer, Of Montpelier, made his cousin,
III. H. Wilder, short call on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. E. Knight, who has been in
Fargo, n. D., the past eighteen months,
Thursday to her home at Scion
Jackson's.
Alanson Adams, an old resident of this
town, passed away Tuesday morning.; flu
neral services Thursday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. HI. M. Perkins.
Childrens' Day was observed by APP
propriate exercises at the Congregational
church yesterday, and will be held at the
Methodist church next Sunday.
large number from here took in the
excursion to Plattsburg last Tuesday, re-
porting good time, the only drawback
being the great amount of drunkenness.
Rev. and Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Wesley |
Kelley have returned from the Epworth |
League convention at Hardwick, and re-
port a very interesting and helpful gether-
ing. Il "Snf'@
Will Holbrook has been painting his |
steamer and fitting it for the summers |
use. Mr.. Holbrook is at Lake Park, |
where he has rented cottage for the sea-
son.
Miss Sarah Cobb and her little niece
have come from N. Y. city to spend the
summer with Mrs. Cobb.-Elmer K. Sill
ver's family have arrived from Boston to
spend the summer in their new home
here.
Will Carney of ID. A, class of '97, has
gone to st. Adams, where he is to have an
office, having been appointed general
agent for the Penn. Mutual Life ms. Co.
Mr.. Carney is a bright, progressive young
man and will make success of the bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John t. Holbrook arrived
asst Monday from California, where they
have lived the past two years. The eli
mate there is very beneficial to Mr.. Hol-
brooks health, and after spending the
summer with relatives in this section they
will return there and make their home in
Glendale as neighbor to our old friend,
DR.. G. V. Bogue. 80 e.. -s., .ts75
West Derby. o-t ept
Edith Nc Clure is at home.
Mrs. Mary Boynton has sold her place to
Dr.. o. B. Gould of Newport.
Otis Moulton has sold his new house to |