Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-10-18
will move to Newport. Sorry to lose them
from our town.

pie attended the Farmers League meeting
on Kidder hill, Wednesday evening and
report pleasant time.
The Sunday School convention met here
last Tuesday and Wednesday. The attend
ance was very good, two hundred taking
dinner at the vestry on Wednesday.
Alvah Day, son of III. II. Day, was kick
ed in the head by horsela Friday. The
boy was unconscious for two hours but
revived later and it is thought he will be
all right soon.
A gloom was cast over the entire commu
nifty Friday morning, when it was learned
that little Lila Cleveland had passed,away.
She was taken sick Oct. 4th with what
soon proved to be diptheria; everything
possible was done for her, Drs. Douglass
and Gaines attended her and an experience
ed nurse was secured. Lila was bright
little girl and was loved by all ner play
mates and idolized by her parents. Much
sympathy is felt for the bereaved parents.
The little son, who is sick with the same
disease, is better,
Craftsbury.
Allen and August Larrabee are visiting
in St. Adams.
Mrs. I. @. Campbell of Newport, who is
stopping with her sister here, is sick with
typhoid fever.
North Craftsbury.
L. A. Tittotson lost valuable horse last
week.
A butter factory is being built at Mill
village:
Miss Helen Gilbert and Allen Pike are
on the sick list.
Miss Mamie Paddock has gone back to
Burlington college.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Wheeler are visiting
in New Hampshire.
A. K. Story has moved to North Troy
Burt Jones has moved on to his fathers
farm
Miss Ella Hartman has closed her mu-
sic class here and returned to Boston,
Mass, where she has a situation as pianist
and accompanist.
Derby.
Mrs. 1. P. Chase visited at Barton Ld'g
last week.
Rev. Chase assisted in special meetings
held in Holland last Thursday.
A number from here are planning to
take in the excursion to Boston on Thurs
day.
About 65 people attended the Ladies' Aid
last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Geo.
KimbalI.
Bert Richie and family are moving into
the tenement vacated by e. Butler. Mr..
Butler occupies one of the tenements i'm
Doody's block.
Rev. Hollis Jordan is stopping at Richard
Gertrude Pike was in town
to attend the exhibition.-MissS effa Ward
of South Royalton visited with Miss Sara
Nye at Mrs. A. t. Dailey's last week.
The citizens of this place are cordially
invited to the Baptist parsonage.tomorrow
evening to spend a social evening and be-
come acquainted with the new pastor,
Rev. H. S. Kilbourn.
Glover
Mrs Wilbur Scott is having her house
painted.
Hiram Mcclellan has recently put fine
Mrs. E. H. Nye of Bradford visited
friends in town last week.
Mrs. Fannie Spaulding is at work for
Mrs. o. w. Locke at Barton Ld'g.
Our selectmen are putting up ratings
beside dangerous places along the high
way.
Bert Mitchell goes to Barton Landing |
,oday to work for James Turmbull in the
creamery.
Quite a number of our townspeople |
expect to take in the excursion to Boston |
his week.
The supper at Cong. vestry on Thursday |
vas largely attended and pronounced a |
decided success.
Miss Mamie Hall has returned from
n. H., where she has been at |
work in a hotel.
Fifty persons attended the husking bee
It F. HI. PercivaIs last Monday evening. |
t was the first one of the season.
The remains of Mrs. Irene Chase, wife of
Asa Chase of Greensboro, were brought
lere on Tuesday last for interment.
Rev. Mr.. Douglass of Barton Will occupy
he Cong. pulpit here next Sunday morn
ng in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Vincent.
Little Hazel Mcclellan has been quite
lex the past week.-Mrs.. Mary Clark is
offering severely from rheumatism and
loes not seem to improve.
Miss Susie Hills has gone to Keene, n.
L., intending to remain.-Ned Young has
zone to ManchesteE, n. H., to. play in an
orchestra. He expects to stay through the
oming winter.
The postoffice changed hands Oct. 10.
1r. French has been most courteous and
bliging post master and has full
lied the duties of his office in very sat