Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-09

cared for. Mr.. Nye was post master ana
Cong. church and was clerk and treasurer
for great many years. He was faithful
member and always was present when
health would permit. His funeral was
held Saturday at the residence, Rev. A. BoIe
officiating. He leaves a brother and two
sisters.
Craftsburv.
Major Robbins is repairing his house.
Mrs. Fred Leavitt has returned from her
visit in Whitman, Mass.
Mr.. Jones has moved from Mr.. Poor's
to p. w. Davison's house.
Mrs. p. w. Pulfrey of Boston is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Chas. Robbins.
The cotillion party at Calvin Coles last
Thursday evening called out fair COM
pany.
Lucy Thompson of Greensboro is to
work for Mrs. E. N. Nelson this fall and
winter.
Burt Udall was called home from New
port Thursday on account of the death of
his father.
The members of the M. E. church came
out last Wednesday and repaired the
grounds and driveway.
A change of time on the stage route
leaving here at half-past seven in the
commencing last Monday morn
ing.
w. A. Goodrich, administrator the
estate of G. E. Goodrich, will sell the per-
sonal property at auction next Wednes-
day.
The entertainment given by the Grange
society at the town hall last Wednesday
evening was we'll attended and much en-
joyed.
Q. II. Hanson has bought the farm aud
stock belonging to the estate of the late j.
w. Allen, paying $1,000. Mr.. Hanson has
taken possession.
Mr.. Southwick and wife from Cabot
spent last Sunday with their uncle, c. e.
Conant.-The Misses Merrill, who are at
tending school at Morrisville, were in town
over Sunday.
Charles Warren, who was withSampson's
fleet at Santiago Bay, is visiting at E. C.
Stratton's.-John Williams has finished
his job at MorrisviIle and is now stopping
with his daughter, Mrs. Z. G. Conant, Jr.
Socrates UdaIl, aged about seventy, died
at his home last Thursday from heart
failure. Mr.. Udall was a member of the
Cong. church and a man respected by all
who knew him. He leaves a wife and
three sons who have the sympathy of the
entire community.
North Craftsbury.
Mrs. P. B. Randall is quite sick at this
writing.
Rev. Mr.. Morse attended the anniversary
at Barton last week.
Mrs. Mary Paddock has gone to New
York to spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Caroline Pratt.
Selden Cass was in town this week called
nome from Lowell, Mass, on account of
he death of his mother.
The Peoples Telephone line is being put
through our village and there are to be
many instruments put in.
Mrs. c. Y. Rawson of Des Moines Iowa is
stopping with Mrs. Scott Allen Roscoe
who has been home sick, has re-
urned to his work at A. Paddock's.-Mrs.
3agIey and Mrs. II. Woodbury. were in
Morrisville last week.-Mrs.. Alice Stevens
Jlapp has returned to her home in Fargo
Y. Dakota.
Derby.
Owen Fifield has gone to New Hamp-
hire to work.
Miss Hattie Morse is the happy posessor
# new upriggt piano.
Mrs. Weber, an aged lady in the village,
ave an old fashioned quilting party
thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry CrandalI has been quite ILL
frs. Stephen Davis has been quite ill,
threatened with a fever.
Wilder Bros. held an auction of silver
ware, jewellery, clocks, books, crockery,
to-, Friday afternoon in their store and
n the town hall in the evening.
The students of Derby academy hold
heir mid-term social and exhibition next
friday evening. BIair's orchestra will fur
ish music, good time is anticipated.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
ED pleasant gathering in the vestry
Wednesday afternoon, special work was
ulltlng after which supper was served. |
CARD wish to express my sincere !
hanks to all my friends and neig bors for |
heir kindness in helping at the time of |
he illness and death of my beloved wife. |
would especially thank Mr.. and Mrs. !
friffin and Mrs. G. III. Foster.
HOMER G. CRANDALL.
Mrs. Homer CrandalI, whose funeral |
vas held at the Catholic church in New |
ort recently, died at the home of William
fritfin. She suffered much during her |
lness but bore it with patience. She was
kind woman and respected by those who |
new her. Mr.. Crandall has much sympa-