Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-06-05

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drum corps was in attendance. large
procession marched to the cemetery where
short exercises were held.
Mrs. Viola Bartlett of Jay is visiting her
brother, DR.. Badger.-Mrs. II. G. Cleve-
land and Walter have gone to Hardwick
to visit Mrs. Cleveland's sister, Mrs. o. E
Hanford.-Austin Douglass has gone to
housekeeping In the house he recently
purchased.-Mr. Bashaw has moved into
VIM. Barrows' house.
Craftsbury.
Several couples from here attended the
play at Wolcott last Tuesday evening.
The Dodge families from Worcester, who
have been camping at Eligo pond have re-
turned home.
Will Bumps has moved his family into
the factory house.-Dennis Gulleto aud
wife have rented and taken possession of
rooms in the factory house.
We are in receipt of an item regarding
the Grange, but as there is no name signed
we cannot publish the item. Remember
that we are glad to get these items, but
must in all cases know the name of the
sender.-[Ed.l
L. A. Whitney of Boston made short
visit in town last week.-Mrs.. Ellen STRAIT
ton from Morrisville, former resident is
visiting friends in town.-Samuel Ander-
son, who has been stopping in East Hard
wick, was in town few days last week.
A CARD We wish to express our sincere
| thanks to the friends and neighbors who
| SO kindly assisted us during the death and
burial of our darling Ida. We would also
thank the singers and those who sent the
flowers. CHARLIE WEBER,
CARRIE WEBER,
GERTRUDE WEBER.
! Sam Q. Currier, the dramatic reader, will
give reading in the town hall here next
Wednesday night under the auspices of the
Junior League. Mr.. Currier is remarka-
BILE elocutionist and his readings are a.
ways interesting. He was here two years
ago and at that time his efforts were high
ly appreciated. The Juniors will assist in
the musical part of the program. Come out
and have good time.
North CraftSbury.
A number of the children are sick with
the mock measles.
Mrs. Emmett and Bert Cowles are visit
ing at r. NJ. Cowles'.
The ball game which was played here
last Tuesday between the Lowell nine and
the team here resulted in a victory for the
visiting team.
Derby.
They have the measles again at Mr..
Webb's.
Work has commenced on the basement
of the new school house.
The residences of Mrs. Ira Taylor and
Mrs. A. t. Daley are being newly painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Aubee are rejoicing
over the advent of little boy in their
family.
John Carney, an aged farmer residing
in the south part of the town, died last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Crandall entertained the
Ladies' Circle of the Baptist church Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Elvira Bowen is working at the
Richard; her place at G. E. Twombly's is
filled by her sister, Mrs. Lightwood.
The Cong'l Ladies' Industrial society
held very pleasant meeting with Miss
Emma Wilson and her mother Friday af-
ternoon.
The ladies of the NJ. e. church gathered
there Thursday and a part of Friday to
clean the church. Their work should be
appreciated.
George Wilder has finished his first year
at Boston University and is here to spend
the summer with his brothers, Harry and |
Ed, assisting them in the store.
The new switch board was placed in the |
central office of the Peoples Telephone Co. |
last week, also instruments in the resi-
dences of w. S. Robbins and w. r. Spear. |
Mrs. H. d. Colby of Wisconsin, formerly |
Miss Amy Badger of this place, has come
to visit her brother here. She is accompa-
MED by her father and mother, who will
remain here, occupying part of George
CIRCUITS residence.
Winifred Bovin and wife have returned
from Canada.-Will Carney of Burlington
was in town to attend his fathers funeral.
VIII goes to Chicago soon on business
Mrs. William Kelsey from Iowa was in
town last week visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Moses Kelsey and Mrs. William Collier
Miss Carrie Black of Coventry, was in town
Friday. Miss Sara Nye accompanied her
home.-Colby Stoddard, D. A. '9S, was in
town Memorial Day. He was on his way
home from Boston where he-attended coll
lege the past year. Nearly the whole trip
was made on his wheel.-Miss Eunice Cobb
has come from New York to spend the
summer with her grandmother.-Mrs. H.
Richard is in Canada helping to care for
her father, who had shock recently
Miss Helen Hunt went to Boston Satur-
day to be present at the commencement
exercises at Boston University where Miss