Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-02-22

Cong. vestry next Friday evening. Sup
per will be served at $50, and later there
will be Washington entertainment. 1t
is the annual meeting for the election of
officers.
The box OF clothing sent from Orleans
county to the missionaries at Constanti-
nople, to be distributed among the suffer-
ing Armenians, seems to have been fully
appreciated. Extracts of a letter written
by Miss Gleason to Mrs. Noodle of Crafts
bury was read at the last missionary con-
cert in the Cong. church, and expressed in
eloquent words the gratitude of the mis-
sionaries and the Armenians.
Craftsbury.
Lottie Cutting is at E. N. Nelson's for a
few days.
George Glines of Burke is in town for
few days.
The Donation for Rev. Mr.. Moody was
grand success.
HI. o. Bartlett has gone to Cambridge on
a business trip.
Miss Genie Morse has gone to Lakeport,
! N. H., for visit.
Mrs. F. A. Crane is on the sick lister
nest Randall is also ill.
George Poor has gone to St. Johnsbury
to work in the Caledonian Office.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
A. N. Hartman Wednesday, March Sd.
Mr.. johnson of East Hardwick has been
selling clothing at E. S. Stratton's the
past week.
/ Scott n PQr no toll
Allen farm for five years and is now TAX
| ing possession.
A little boy baby at Will Fairs. Also
smile on Arthur Shannon's face because of
new teamster.
The Oregon Indian Medicine Co. are
holding forth at the town hall. Not a
very large audience for a free show. ri
Mrs. Hackstaff, who has been ailing sew
eral months, died last Monday aged SO
years. The remains were taken to Lowell
for burial.
While Mrs. E. S. Stratton was out driv-
ing, the horse became frightened and
tipped the sleigh over. Luckily she sus-
tanned no serious injury.
There is an article in the warning for
the town meeting which reads, ''To see if
the town will vote to dispense with the
liquor agency. This suggests the idea
that some are not satisfied with things as
they are here.
CARD-We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the people of Craftsbury and
Lowell for their kindness and sympathy
during the sickness, death and burial of
our beloved Mother, and for the beautiful
contribution of flowers. We wish also, to
fHoY,l n hoe hnir fCr hofr
and all who have in any way aided us in
our great affection.
+ II -e EMMA NELSON.
Mr.. AND MRS. SHUFELT.
LOTTIE CUTTING.
No. CraftSbury.
Heman Tucker has moved to Elmore.
Geo. Cummings is at work for c. I'll.
Root.
Several are sick with the grippe Sidney
Lyon is caring for James Simpson who is
insane.
Mabel Mossman has finished her school
in Wolcott and has returned home. She
is fine teacher.
Nina Wheeler fell the whole length of a
flight of stairs recently, and injured her
spine.
Derby.
The closing exercises of the winter term
of the academy were held in academy hall
Friday evening. The decla nations |
were fine and well rendered. Blair's or
chestra of Newport furnished music The |
attendance was large and all enjoyed them
selves.
West Derby.
John Mcclure has moved to Sheldon, VT, |
to work in pulp mill.
Mrs. Jack O'Rourke died Wednesday,
the 18th, after an illness of four days of |
heart failure. Funeral services held on |
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Kimball is on the sick list |
this week, also Mrs. Stiles and Rev. Smith.
Joshua Norris is dangerously in.-Mrs.
Mooney is better.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gross of Brown
ington lately visited at N. Colby's.-Mrs.J
Gertrude Battershill of Capleton, Que, is /
town.-Leslie Wright came from Boston
Thursday on flying visit to home and
friends, returning Sunday night.
Mrs. Mary johnson, widow of Haines
johnson, died the 18th at the home of her,
son Harrison. Her body was taken to
Ways Mills, p. O., for burial. She was
worthy member of the Advent church, be-
ing taken into the church when II years
old.
Glover
Nellie Stevens is at home from the STAN
stead convent ill.
The Ladies' Aid will serve dinner at lthe
vestry March I'd.
Hamden Scott and son Burleigh were in
town over Sunday.