Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-07-18

the paSU Week.-lua WrlSnU OF OU. JOnnS-
bury, is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. f.
Virgins.
CraftsDury.
Ed Keiser of Stowe has been visiting his
brother here.
Charles Anderson has gone to Boston to
find employment.
Lola Robbins is home from Boston
where she has been studying music.
George Poor who has been visiting here
has returned to his home in Montpelier.
Special meeting Meridian Sun Lodge on
Wednesday evening. Work in 3rd degree.
Mrs. r. A. Patterson and her two dau-
ghters, Edith and Tia are visiting in New
bury
Mrs. Lydia Brown, who has been visiting
friends here, has returned to her home in
New bury.
The eldest son of Henry Dutton was SER
iously injured by falling from a tree last
Tuesday morning.
j. c. Allen and family and z. r. Leonard
and family were called to Hardwick last
week to attend the funeral of Mrs Hall.
Mrs. Jennie Blake from Boston is visit
ing her friends here.-A1rs. George Wylie
and children from Chicago are visiting
here for a few weeks.
Homer Bartlett was considerably injured
by tipping over load of hayand in falling
struck his head upon a stone, giving him
some severe wounds on his head and face.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Conant visited in
Cabot last week.-Rev. Mr.. Goodspeed of
Springfield, Mass, is spending his vacation
in town.-Mrs. c. H. Rawson of Hardwick
visited in town last week. Mrs. Nc Kan
non visited c. c. Conant Jr. last week.
A special service will be held in the NJ.
E. church next Sunday morning, express
ing thanks to God for our success in the
present war, and praying that hostilities
may soon cease. Subject of the discourse,
"America's lessons to the world" Special
music will be rendered by the choir.
The school in district No. 9, taught by
Miss Annie Macomber, closed JIuy IS. The
average attendance of II of the pupils was
II and 1915. Those having no marks were
Roscoe Lathe, Ada Robbins, Nettie Rob-
bins and Carrie Templeton. Daisy Martin
was absent two days on account of illness
and Clarence Martin was absent one half
day.
North CraftSbury.
Walter Noodle is home on his vacation.
Howard Woodbury. and family from
Boston are visiting at Bert Woodbury's.
Mrs. Frank HENDERSON and her daugh-
i
in Barre.
Miss Matte Paddock attended the
meeting of the c. E. society at Northfield
last week as delegate from. the society at
Miss Paddock is vice presi-
dent of the society in Burlington College.
DERBY.
Farmers report heavy frost on Tuesday
Rev. and Mrs. Kilburn have been taking
| few days vacation at Lake Park.
Mrs. Chas. Clark and daughter, Alice,
nave been visiting at Judge Fletchers in
Holland.
The AL. AIartz Speciality Co. played to
quite full house at the town hall last /
Tuesday evening.
Gary Kilburn, one of E. Lanes popular .
Jerks, with his wife and little son, return (
ID Thursday from a trip to Coaticook.
j. Colby Stoddard, ID. A., '9S, has gone
o Lowell, Mass, to remain until fall, when
lie intends to enter Boston University.
Mrs. FIavia Pleasance fell down her cell
ar stairs Sunday morning, July 10th, di is
coating her shoulder and bruising her
bout the face.
c. K. Bates many friends are glad to
earn that he is improving. John
'loan, who went to Montreal recently and
lad limb amputated is not doing as we'll
S was at first repCrted.-M Mrs. Truman
Tairchild is quite i'll with neuralgia.
Mrs. Chas. Frye and sons of Boston have
ONE to spend the summer with her parents,
Ir. and Mrs. Pleasance.-Mr. and Mrs.
)ickey from Manchester, n. H., are visit
ng Mrs. Dickey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ames KettelI.-Mrs. w. \. Newcomb, for
lerly of this place, now of Boston, is visit
ng her sister, Mrs. w. T. Robbins.-Mrs.
,eming Carpenter, Miss Persis Fairchild
nd Mr.. Ray Carpenter visited at George
urton's recently.
Vest DERBY.
Fred Paquin is clerking for Williams
nd Paul.
Irs. Q. B. Sias has gone to Maplewo cd, n
l., for the summer.
Amos Mott is now at Tampa, Fla, in the
nploy of the government in a post-ofiice
mere.
A large number attended the social at
ne F. B. parsonage last Thursday after
DON and evening.
BedeIl and son had successful auction
lies here last Thursday and Friday for c.
Magoon and G. Pratt.
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