Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-08-06

years past, died at his home on Lane
street, Tuesday, after long and intense
suffering from cancer of the mouth
and throat. Funeral service at house
Thursday, Rev. E. E. Phillips officia-
ting.
The body of Mrs. Celtic O'Connor
of Danbury, Conn, daughter of John
Smith, formerly of this place, sister of
Geo. Smith now of Newport, was
brought here Thursday night. Inter
ment in West Derby cemetery Friday.
The rare beauty and profusioD of
flowers was especially noticeable.
A brother of Mrs. P. S. Robinson,
from Pennsylvania is visiting her,
Mrs. N. Parker of Derby Line visited
at Henry Richardson's last week.
Miss Addie Blake entertained guests
from Rutland last weeks. Stanford
left Tuesday for a trip to Connecticut.
Wallace Rylander of South Franz
ingham, Mass, is visiting at Martin
Holson's.
Birthday parties have been plenty
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held at Geo. Tideman's, Jean Shat
tuck's and Lillian TGylor's. All re-
ceived many gifts of friendship. The
ice-cream social of Tuesday evening
netted over $S.-The friends and
neighbors of Mrs. VIM. Paine gather
ed at her home Thursday afternoon to
congratulate her on her S1st birthday.
Derby Line.
The friends of Rev. j. p. Marvin
were much disappointed that he did
not accept the call to the Universalist
church. The severe loss by fire at
Winchester, n. H., was the cause of
considerable loss to the society and
ne does not leave them on that
account.
Harry Hunter and friends of New
York have vacated the cottage at
Lake,Park.-MissK Katherine Robinson,
Miss Alice Robinson and Miss Brown
have gone to the Twin Pine Cottage
at Lake Park.-Miss Linda Harding
and party of young ladies with Miss
Lily Blanchard as chaperon are at Mr..
Davis camp.-Miss Kathleen Spal-
ding, Miss Pike and several other
young ladies have broken camp at the
Hovey Spalding cottage.
Mrs. Benz. P. Ball has been visiting
in Ontario.-Miss Jean Hunter of New
York is visiting her parents at Stan
stead Plain. B. Goodhue recently
entertained his brother, George Good
hue, of Danville, Que.-Dr. Geo. F.
Waldron has been entertaining his
mother from Massachusetts.-M and
Mrs. VIM. F. Kingsbury of Randolph,
Mass, have been stopping at Derby
Line hotel.-Rev. G. Elery Read, and
Rev. j. e. Starr have been holding
meetings in a tent near the Cong.
church.-Mrs. j. Kelley and Miss
Gladys and Miss Frances Kelley have
gone to Old Orchard, Me.
Beebe Plain.
Sidney Hovey has been quite sick
Mrs. Sophia Miller and daughter,
Mrs. Longe, with her two daughters
Mildred and Winnifred are visiting
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several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
L. O. Camp, at Newport.-Mrs Hen
ry Bigelow is entertaining her mother,
Mrs. Geer, of Lowell, Mass.-Mrs.
Will E. Morrow is stopping at her
cottage on Lake Massawippf.-Mrs.
Edith House Dawson and little
daughter Marguerite of Boston are
here to spend the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. d. L. House.-Miss Annie
Tinker is visiting in the place.-Miss
Garlic Richardson of Montpelier is
visiting at D. L. Houses.
Glover.
Mrs. Flora Hoyt is on the sick list.
@. Bean had barrel of pork stolen
from his cellar recently.
W. r. G. meeting next Thursday
with Mrs. Sarah Stebbins.
DR.. Leonard, who has been visiting
his parents for some weeks, left today
for his home in Boston.
Chas. Kimball's buildings were
burned last Wednesday. The fire was
caused by the burning out of the
chimney.
Charles Preston and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. d. Phillips and daughter and
Mrs. Carrie Prindle occupied the
camp of FL. N. Davis at Stone Pond
last week.-H. Hoyt Of Westfeld is in
town.
We learn with much regret that
Miss Nettie Rand, who gave such ex-