Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-09-03

Geo. Simpson has returned from Peaks
Island. His brother John OF New York
joined him in Portland and came home
with him.
North Craftsbury.
A. Paddock is on the sick list.
Most of the district schools begun Mon
day.
r.. V. n. Burke of Montpelier was in
town last week.
Mrs. Clara Tenney has returned to her
home in Boston.
son to Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Burnham
was born Aug 26.
Fred and Leon Witt are home from
Clinton, Mass, for a short vacation.
Derby.
Do not fail to cast your vote tomorrow.
The academy students enjoyed a prone
made and social Friday evening.
Miss Helen Hunt started Wednesday
morning for Minneapolis, MINI, where
she will visit for a time.
Mrs. A. a. Newcomb has returned from
Boston and after spending a few weeks
here goes TO Denver, Col, 10 make her
home where her two sons are already en-
gagged in business.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. T.. church viii
hold a social and lawn party Wednesday
evening at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Robbins. supper served from $3.50
to o'clock. Both old and young are corr
daily invited
West Derby.
Mrs. 1. A. Cobb is seriously ill.
Stark Morse has purchased the Mile
house on River street.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at Mrs. Joel
Dustin's Thursday afternoon.
Elmer Richardson started to-day for
Minneapolis, Mimi, TO visit relatives.
Rev. j. r. Franklin, a former pastor
will preach in the F. B. church next sab
bath.
A funeral sermon was preached In the
Advent church Sunday afternoon for Grace
Blake who died OF diphtheria May 9th.
Fred White and wife commence house
keeping in the Lovelett house.-John
Clark has broken up housekeeping for the
present.
Mrs. A. II. Clark has as guests, sister
from Springfield, Mass, and an uncle from
Nebraska whom she had not seen for over
thirty years.
Our graded school commences this
morning with Miss Dolly Trumpass, prin.
Misses Wilma Green, Josie Drown, Lillian
Stevens, Bertha Glib, and Retta Cummings
assistants.
Mrs. Ellen Fairchild died August 9th
after a long illness, leaving two daughters
TO mourn her loss. Funeral services were
held at her late home Wednesday at2p. M.
Rev. II. f. Benton officiating.
c. Sheldon, II. L. Daley, +. Hitchins,
Warren Hunt and families, tWenty-three
persons in all, chartered the Miles steamer
and picniced at Bay View last Wednesday.
L. Miller and a party Of friends had the
same steamer on Thursday.
Beebe Plain.
Richard Lacrosse from Hardwiek has
moved into the VIM. Lorimer house.
Andrew wilkinson and wife are here from
Barre.-Mr. johnson OF Lowell, Mass, Is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Archie Lor-
imer.-Mrs. Ed. Martin of New York City
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lewis o.
Blake.
Austin Beaumont came from Manchester
N. H., recently with the remains OF his
wife, Harriet Leigh Riff, which were in
tered in the Barnston Corner cemetery.
The funeral was held at Ways Mills, Rev.
Brooke officiating. Mr.. Beaumont was
accompanied by Walter Ingalls, and wife
(Jennie Riff. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. House
and Mrs. Clifford Frost attended the fu-
neral.
Derby Line. .......... .....
Rev. Edwin II. Hughes and wife Of NAL
den, Mass, are guests OF Mrs. George
Pierce.-Prof. whittemore OF Tufts college
is with Kingsbury Foster at Derby Line
hotel.-H. S. Haskell has returned home
from his cottage at lake Park and has
since gone to Old Orchard In company
with his mother Mrs. M. M. Haskell,
Miss Bella White, and his son, T, sheahe
Haskell. = Mrs. Cowles is entertaining
her son, Eugene Cowles. - Prof. Frank
Hawse has returned to Tufts college
Glover. ... t.-....,. ... .tt
Mrs. John Salmon is sick with bilious
fever. ..... ....
Mrs. f.. o. Stevens will preach at the 50.
church next Sabbath az one o'clock
Mason w. r. c., No. 81, win hold their
next meeting Sept. 10th in their rooms at
the Union House, for the exemplihoation
Of the ritual. All come. ra
The many friends OF Hayden whitney
formerly of this place, but now residing at
Concord Junction, Mass, viii be pleased
10 know that he sails on Tuesday for Paris,
10 attend the Paris Exposition. i"" '. be-