Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-10-10

AQna CODlolSn, VINO mas Doen cIerklHS
for W. E. Trlpp the past summer, has been
taking vacation of several weeks. On
his return home last Friday he brought
with him partner for life in the person of
Miss Carrie Deland of North Thetford.
His friends here are glad to see him back
again and wish he and his bride long lite
and happiness.
Coventry.
Little Margaret Langford is improving.
Fred Dwire and wife and Eugene Dwire
of Charleston, spent the Sabbath with their
sister, Mrs. Leslie Collins. Walter Pres
colt and wife are at Mrs. Almina Collins.
Rev. G. A. Robinson and wife have re-
turned All were glad to see them back
; again. Frank True and family visited in
town last week.
Major r. Il. Henderson,, the original
drummer boy of the Rappahannock and
the most wonderful drummer in the world,
and his son, who is one of the best filters in
America, will give en- entertainment in the
M. E. church Tuesday evening, Oct. Is.
This is rare treat and an entertainment
that all should attend.
The many friends of Mrs. Gertrude M.
Barnes OF Morrison, ILL.,, will be pleased to
learn of her marriage to Mr.. Alexander
Matthew of that place. The ceremony was
performed Sept. 20. The groom is collector
of the town and has held many positions
of trust there. Mrs. Barnes friends here
will wish them much happiness.
Craftsbury.
Mrs. e. N. Nelson is home with her new
millinery.
VIM. P. Keiser, who has been quite sick,
is improving.
Rev. Mr.. Kelley from Woodbury. preach
ed in the M. E. church last Sunday in ex-
change with Rev. D. l.. Evans.
Several of the masons here attended the
lodge meeting at Wolcott last Wednesday
evening. They report very pleasant
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen were chosen
delegates by the NJ. E. Sunday school to
attend the county Sunday school conven
ton held at Newport last week.
Mrs. Jennie Twist and Mrs. Ella Ellis
were chosen delegates to the State Sunday
school convention which will be held in
Lyndonville next Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
Nearly fifty friends met with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Robbins last week on the occa-
sion of their 29th marriage anniversary.
Among the presents was an elegant up
holstered chair for Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins.
The company enjoyed the occasion very
much.
The teachers of Craftsbury will hold
their next meeting in the academy Fri
day evening, Oct. IA, at O'Clock sharp.
The program will consist of music, and pa
pers by Misses Smith and McCue. All are
requested to come ready to discuss all mat
tiers of interest and Importance to teach
erS.
DERBY. s- "1
Gov and Mrs. Grout went to Montpelier
last week.
Albert Silver, Jr., and wife are visiting
his parents for short time.
Miss Carrie McVety, who has been to
Canada visiting, has returned to Prof. An
drews'.
Charles Butler and family have vacated
Doody's tenement and moved to the North !
end of the village, into the Kelsey house.
The ladies of the Cong. church held their
annual chicken pie supper in the town
hall Friday evening. AS usual, all had a
fine time and plenty to eat.
The many friends of Mrs. Edison Barnes, |
formerly of this place, will be interested to !
learn of her marriage quite recently to a |
gentleman residing in Illinois.
Charles Young is very sick with pneu-
monia, and at present writing is not ex-
pected to recover.-Miss Helen Comings, |
daughter of DR.. Comings, is ILL., Mrs. |
Frank JENNIE has been very ill but is now
better. Maud Powers is working for her.
News has reached here of the death,
from bronchitis, of Mrs. Meserve, who,
with her husband, Prof. Meserve, and
daughter, spent good part of the summer
at the Derby House. Prof. Meserve and
daughter had returned to Raleigh, n. c.,
and she remained North, visiting in Brook
line, Mass, where she died.
West Derby.
Isaac Cousins has moved to a farm in
Bolton, P. CT, t. Sias has moved back
to Troy.
Invitations are out announcing the mar
riage of G. W. White and Maude Darling,
Get. II.
Owing to the poor health of his wife,
Homer Gotta will break up housekeeping
for time.
LOOMS Miller and family have decided
to stay for the present with Mrs. Miller's
sister, Gertrude Hunt
Mrs Beulah Clark has received news of
Clark, of Jacksonville, Fla.
Potato thieves appear to be plenty in
our vicinity. Almost as low business as