Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-24

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at different times during the week to at
tend the conference.
Rev. j. K. Fuller will deliver the bacca-
laureate sermon before the students of
Derby Academy next Sunday.
Miss Bertha P1nney, who has spent the
winter with her brother and uncle in
Iowa, is expected to return tomorrow
(Tuesday).
There was no service at the Methodist
church yesterday but the other pulpits
were occupied by Methodist ministers at
tending conference at Newport.
Edmund Wilder, after having clerked
for FL. III. Wilder in the drug store for over
four years, has bought a half interest in
the business, and hereafter the firm will
be known as the Wilder Brothers..
Miss Harriet Flanders of Barton spent
the Sabbath as the guest of Mrs. NJ. S..
Edwards Arthur Kimball, who has been
working in Boston for a year or moro, Wis
tied his parents last week.-Rev. Mr..
Chase, a former pastor here, was in town
one day last Week.-Mrs. Sadie Nye spent
Saturday and Sunday at Newport the guest
of Mrs. E. l.. Tracy.
Governor and Mrs. Grout entertained a
party of people, both old and young, at
their fine sugar place Thursday afternoon.
The party consisted of Gen. Butterfield
and MI. B. Nelson from this village, with
a company of young people from Derby
Line, and Mr.. and Mrs. French, former
Vermonters, now living in Oregon.
Everyone was bountifully served with the
delicious maple sugar which the Major has
the reputation of making.
West Derby.
A little son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rushlow Apr. 10Th.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday af-
ternoon and evening, with Mrs. Q. j.
Tucker.
j. F. Johnson has sold his house on In
dian Point St.to Elmer Arnold, and moved
to Nashua, n. H..
The Kathan house is being repaired.-G.
Pratt has improved his tenement house by
addition of a piazza, new paint, &C.
The body of George Dutton, who COM
mitted suicide last Tuesday near Fairfield,
was brought here and placed in the tomb.
A large number of our people have at
tended the meetings of the Methodist Con-
ference at Newport, also caring for the
material comforts of some of the brethren.
Large. congregations in the f. b. church
listened to fine sermons from our Metho-
dist brethren, Revs. j. A. Dixon and III.
Gregory. Rev. w G. johnson preached in
the Advent church.
Cheney Copp is visiting in town.-Miss
Edith Hudson of Charleston is at z. c..
RIaEofG MrQ Annio GoIbraith on1 oLsI
dren of Enosburgh Fall is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Darling.
Glover.
q. S. Phillips put twenty thousand lake
trout into Stone Pond last Saturday.
o h Hoyt attended the Knight Tenn
piars' meeting at Newport last Tuesday 7,
evening. !
Dean Dwinell is in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
Leland visited relatives in town :
last week.-Mrs.. Lennie Drew and Fannie
Spaulding have returned to Portsmouth. Z,
The Mite Society will give a Poverty 9
Party at their vestry next Friday after
Ladies are all requested tosHear print j..
dresses. There will be no lack of rood :
at the supper which will be served at
the usual hour. All are cordially invited. '
West Glover, ;
The creamery is having a coat of paint.
Mrs. Cora Lewis is visiting at her fathers. v
Baker. S
VIII Holmes has been engaged to teach c
The school in district No. 2. Il
Mrs. Fred D. Taylor returned to her =
home in Newport Centre last week. :
Our Creamery paid it's patrons during j..
The month 181 cts. per pound the same as :
for February butter. a
Mr.. Gabriel Patterson and Mr.. and Mrs. n
A. M. Beach went to johnson last week to {,
attend the funeral of Mrs. Jones. n
We note the. death of Mrs. Sophronia I
BEAM Slack of Hatley, Canada. She has an
Iged sister, Mrs. Ruth Wright, and grand
children and grand neices to mourn her loss. y"
Mrs. Matte Jones, who died in johnson
asst week lived in this town until her mar I"
iage to Mr.. Jones, nearly twenty years
go. She will be pleasantly remembered by W
large circle of friends and acquaintance 10
will especially extend their sympathy
o the bereaved husband and two children, w
'heda and Roy, and her only sister, Mrs. til
\. M. Beach. Mrs. Jones had been sick a
ong time, but her death was so sudden at p,
that it was a great shock to her friends. h,
Greensboro. We
Snow is s feet deep vet in places on the
ills. Oh
Esther Lawrence is to board at Burt ~
liens. ~
Matthew Marshall has a cream separa- CO
or on trial. ~
The creamery raid it's patrons IS cents ca