Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-11-20

people.
Willard Allen was in town last Thurs
day.-Mr. and Mrs. VIII Bumps and
family visited in Burke last week-Rev. ID.
L. Evans spent a part of last week in st.
Johnsbury.
Fred Leavitt has moved into the house
lately vacated by S. L. Leavitt.-Louis
Ladeau has moved his family from L. Co.
burns into the Garvin house.-Dr. Dilling-
ham has moved into the house lately
vacatep by Fred Leavitt.
Derby.
Mrs. Josiah Grout has returned from her
trip to New York, Mrs. Bates being better
Several from here took advantage of the
beautiful moonlight and drove to Newport
to attend the lecture Friday evening.
Miss Kate Ferrin was in Newport part of
last week. She was bridesmaid at the
Martha BowIey.
The lecture by Rev. Farrow under the
auspices of the Anti-SaIoon League in the
academy hall Tuesday night was quite well
attended and interesting.
Harry Black D. A. '99 visited at Mr.. Will
Dailey's last Week.-Mrs. Bernice Merrill
of Smiths Mills, p. O., was in town last
week visiting relatives here and attending
the exhibition.
DR.. Human and family OF Charleston
were in town short time Thursday after
noon en- route for California where they
intend to spend the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Fremont Morse.
Quite number had planned to watch for
the meteoric showers on Wednesday night
but were disappointed by the rain. Only
one person claims to have seen any signs
of the meteors and that about a. m.
Mr.. Milo CARLY of Boston, Mass, accom-
panied by his daughter Annie, is stopping
with his sister, Mrs. Moses Kelsey, for a
few days. They are on their way to Bath,
N. H. where they spend Thanksgiving.
w. NJ. Taylor and wife gave a social for
the benefit of the Ladies' Aid society at
their new home Wednesday evening. A
novel feature was the auction of some use
full articles under rather misleading names.
Refreshments of cake and coffee were
served.
For various reasons the night of the ex-
hibition was changed to Thursday eve
ming. The night and weather being
favorable very large audience assembled
to listen to the customary reciting and
music and afterward to enjoy the prone
made. 1t was a success every way.
Cards have been received announcing the
on Wednesday last of Mr.. Arson
Clark and Miss Martha Bowlev both of
whom were formerly students at the acad-
envy, popular in school and active in the
church. They have many friends here
who wish for them long, useful and hap
Ply life together.
Examinations in the higher department
of the graded school closed Saturday noon,
Nov. 18th. AT the morning exercises Supt.,
M. A. Adams in behalf OF the pupils, pre-
sented Miss Richard with very handsome
gold bracelet set with pearls. Saturday
evening the pupils were most pleasantly
at the Richard. Games and
were INDUCED in after which
they marched to the dining-room where
seated in large circle they were treated to
of ice-cream, cakes, nuts and
candy. Miss Robbins entertained her
young pupils at the school room Saturday
afternoon.
West Derby.
Callie Grandy is working in Castleton.
Mrs. Ella Preston of Hazen Junction
N. H., spent last week in town.
The chicken pie supper at the F .B.vestry
last Thursday eve, was we'll attended. Pro-
ceeds about $14.
Mrs. Eleanor Nelson and Mrs. Puma
Tucker were called to Boston last week, by
the sudden death of a sister, Mrs. ID. NJ.
Lewis.
Geo. Roe has moved from Batesville into
DR.. Cushman's house on Maple street.
Mrs. z. A. Clark has moved to Newport
AIvah Merrill has moved into a tenement
near his paint shop.
The village school closed Friday, Nov.
18th. The pupils, whose names are given
below were neither absent nor tardy. LIST
Ethel Robinson, teacher; Violet
Blair, Martha Buck, Harrison Buck, Allie
Jorkins, Raymond Daley, Will Degoosh,
John Hussey, Jamie Lovelace, Gladys Nc
Jauley, Mamie Mckenzie, Elva O'Hearn,
Ethel Prue, Grant Reed, Bernice Stone,
Flora Stone, Carroll Story and Edward
Story. End primary, Bertha Babcock,
jeacher; Byron Adams, Edmund Buck,
Lena Benjamin, Annie Clark, Avis Gotta,
Jennie Corkins, Gladys Daley, Flossie |
9oodenough, Mary Grow, Howard Hauver,
Iacie Hammond, Mabel Jenne, Edna Ken
iall, Walter Mitchell, Harry Porter, Fred |
nni
stevens, Oracle Ticehurst, Bertha Tucker, |
Emma Watkins and Lulu Worth. 1st in
ermediate, Lillian Stevens, teacher; Grace |
Jolum bia, Lena Hayes, Hazel JENNIE, Janet |
Emma LaFrance, Alice Leach,