Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-10

L. w neelOck-hrS. DeISey SmlGn OF BOS-
ton and Mrs. Maria Babcock of Derby
have come to spend sugaring with VIM.
Niles.
CraftsburV.
The long looked for sugar season has
arrived and sugar makers are very busy.
Mabel Cass has returned to Massachu-
sets where she has situation as teacher.
Easter services passed off very pleasantly
in the M. e. church. Much credit is due
to all those who took part.
Murl Howard and Clyde Anderson are
on the sick Hst.-Mrs. Dawson and
Ethel Patterson are each convaIescent.
Mary Durkee has finished her work at
Elmer Stratton's and returned to her
home in Albany.-Charles Conant, Jr. has
taken W. p. Kaiser's sugar place to carry
on.-Mr. Welch and family from WoIcott
have moved into John Poor's tenement
house lately vacated by Chas. Weber,
North Craftsbury.
The Earnest Workers met with Mrs.
Arthur Cole Saturday. There was a large
attendance.
Kate and Anna Sheehan has returned to
Johnson.-Prof. j. E. Coburn has returned
to Newport Ainsworth has moved
to Belvidere.
G. S. Witt has been in Wolcott the past
week, painting for G. E. Haskell.-Clyde
and Nettie Cowles visited in Irasburgh last
week.-H. N. Stevens and wife visited in
Burlington last week.-Geo. Gage and wife
from Lyndonville visited Mrs Cages par
ents last week.
Derby.
Sanford Burr has gone to Massachusetts,
to be gone some time visiting.
DR.. Blanchard's whole household are |
sick and Mr.. Blanchard had the misfor-
to fall striking his head and hurting him |
quite severely.
DR.. Lothrop was back in town last week /
DIR. WaIdron who will take
his practice; we understand he is to make
his home at Derby Line.
Mrs. Ida Parker, who has been spend
has returned and is at present
staying at w. NJ. Taylor's.
AT the village meeting Tuesday night, w.
5. Robbins, Curtis Wiley and Chas. Doody
were elected trustees. w. r. Daley, tax
Dr. F. w. Comnings, secretary
and l.. p. JENNIE, treasurer.
Otis RoweIl, former Derby boy now a
druggist in Concord, n. H., is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F.
Davis.-D. Walter Parker of Wells River,
is stopping at his father in laws, A. A.
Silver.
On April LIST, just too late to be reported
in last weeks issue occurred very merry
lime when Miss Flanders and some of her
pupils from Barton Academy drove here
.ook dinner and supper at the Derby
House and spent the afternoon at Mrs. Ed
wards beautiful home.
Mrs. Wallace, an aged lady who has made
ler home with her sister Mrs. Weber of
his place for some time, died Thursday
She has been a great sufferer,
laAing been blind for several years. Fun
raj services conducted at the house by
Rev. Wright Friday afternoon at one
o'clock.
The ladies of the Cong. church held a
yery interesting social at Mr.. Chas. Wilson's
on Friday evening known as a
United States social, each gentleman had
ne name of a state pinned to his back and
rom the answer given to the questions he
slled was obliged to guess what state it wa,
afterwards finding the lady who represent
ID its capital.
8eeDe Plain.
Frank Brown has moved into the Cole
house, recently vacated by Walter Lenney.
Cheney Beebe of this place is clerking
or F. Percy Pocock at Rock Island. He
ucceeds Ernest Pocock, who goes on the I
d.-Miss Alma Yetter is visitingl her
ousin, Mrs Homer Drew.-Elwin Libbey
las gone to Boston to clerk in a store
Katie House has returned to Montpelier
emimary.-E. G. Bodwell, who has been :
n Massachusetts, through the winter, has
eturned home.-Andrew Wilkinson has
one to Barre to work. ,
Glover
j. F. Taylor carries on Lindal French's I
ugar place this year. a
Henry Cook injured his foot with nail I
ute badly recently. +
VIM. Mcdowell has purchased Mrs. /,
late Batchelder's farm.
Several of our citizens are in Newport
his week attending court. .
Rev. E. V. Stevens will preach at So. !
hurch next Sabbath. All invited.
The dancing schools are over for
his winter, on account of the bad roads.
A. Jenness is recovering from a slight
hook. Henry Phillips is caring for him. :
Rev. E. Alexander preached most ex-
client sermon at the M. E. church yester-
ay.
The band boys has recognized and are