Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-09-19

! four boys that went from this place. He
leaves father, step-mother and one sister,
! Mrs. Fred Pierce, to mourn his loss. His
remains were taken to Malone, N. Y, to
be laid by his mother, at his request.
Craftsburv.
Farmers are very busy in this vicinity
| filling their silos.
Several from here attended the st. Johns
bury fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chase have returned
| to their home after a five months stop
with their son.
Walter Anderson had his hand and arm
seriously injured while working with
corn cutting machine last week.
J. Seaver of Yale University gave very
! interesting and instructive lecture in the
M. E. church Sunday evening, Sept. IL, on
| ''Prohibition. H." He has also given two in
| teresting lectures at East Craftsbury.
| Miss Susie Robbins, who has been at
! Barre the past six months, is home. Her
brother Charles and a friend, Mr.. James,
from Boston are also spending their vaca-
ton at the Maple Row farm.-Mrs. J. H.
Robbins of E. Montpelier is visiting her
niece, Mrs. c. G. Robbins
The picnic at the residence of c. c. Rob
bins last Wednesday was a very pleasant
affair, about one hundred being present.
Games and music afforded amusement for
the company. A bountifuI repast was
served and after dinner all gathered on the
lawn in grOOp and photograph was TAX
en- of them. The music by the drum corps
was much enjoyed, and an grafton by VIM.
Robbins was very good. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robbins wish to thank Mr.. J. D. Clark, a
member of the G. A. r., who sent nuts
and candy in sufficient quantity for treat
for the company at the meeting recently.
North Craftsbury.
Prof. A. T.. Cole entertained the students
of the Academy at his home, last Monday
evening.
The ball game which was played last
Saturday between the Craftsbury and AL
bany Nine, resulted in favor of the home
team with a score of 9 to 1.
Misses Anna and Kate Sheehan are at
Johnson attending the Normal school,
Miss Winnie Williams has returned to her
school at Barton Landing.
Hon. E. I'll. Powell and wife from Bur-
A@0o
Wheeler and son from Burlington visited
at A. Paddock's last week.-Rev. Lee Hill
lard and wife from Hardwick spent last
week with Mrs. A. NJ. Hartman.
East CraftSbury.
Nelson Colburn has sold his place to
Joseph Gilbert.
John w. Simpson Esq, from New York
cifx m ade short viz it hera To-
DERBY.
A new daughter has arrived at Edgar o.
Silver's.
E. o. Silver returned to Boston Thurs
day night.
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Small have returned
from their vacation spent in Maine.
Miss Harriet Bisbee who came to at
tend the funeral of her uncle, G. K. Bates,
has returned to her home in Chicago, Ill.
Percy Robbins, accompanied by his sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Marvin, arrived in town
Thursday. Percy is SO thin from his sick
ness that one meeting him unexpectedly
would hardly recognize him.
About 100 attended the picnic held with
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Holbrooll at Lake Park
how to entertain right royalty as all pre-
sent can testify.
West Derby.
Arthur Fisher of the 1st VT. Reg't is i'll.
Elder Dockham occupied his pulpit yes
terday after an absence of three weeks.
E. Gilbert and Ernest Sawyer came from
Camp Olympia Saturday morning on a fur
Tough.
Mrs. z. A. Clark called on friends in
town last week.-G. w. Hunt and wife of
Chicago are visiting al E. r. Sisco's.
Mrs. Waldo Brown died of gastric fever
Wednesday, Sept. f4th, after several weeks
of severe suffering. She leaves husband
and two children to mourn her loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Upstone and wife
have gone to Nashua to Iive.-H. S. Mott
and children went to Manchester, n. H.,
last Saturday to reside with his son, Archie
The Will Young house has been let to
Mr.. Batchelder.-H. H. Johnson moves in
to the A. S. Drew house and Mrs. Drew
will board with them.-Mrs. w. F. Cham
berlain has moved from Irasburgh into c.
E. Crows tenement.
Glover
Myra Carpenter has just received her fall
millinery goods.
Truman Ricard has purchased Loren
RandaIl's farm.
The remains Of Mrs. John Phillips were
inferred in the cemetery last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. a. Campbell are taking
a carriage drive through New Hampshire.
Mrs. FL. E. Kirby is at w. A. WyIie's
taking care of Mrs. Wylie, who is ute