Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-09-24


Greensboro, member of the Caledonia
Association. The morning session was de-
voted to business. Rev. r. Q. Noodle, a
former pastor and member of the Associa-
tion since 1890, was granted letter of
| recommendation to the Old Colony Associ-
alton. Rev. H. w. Hildreth, recently in
stalled pastor at Rochester, was given a
letter to the Royalton Association. Rev.
E. p. Treat, recently ordained at Iras burgh,
was admitted to membership. Rev. G. o.
| Gill of Westmore was admitted by letter.
East Craftsbury.
DR.. Jay Seaver and Harry Clifton have
returned to New Haven.
Horace McLaren, whose illness was men
toned last week, is some better and coming
| home soon.
Arthur Chase and Harold Higgins start
for Maine this week intending to get some
deer while gone. t.4 -.
Quite number from here attended the
opera, ''The Recluse, given at Newport last
week, all speaking highly in praise of it.
Mrs. Grow, who has been taking care of
j. w. Erwin for several months, has re-
turned home owing to Mr.. Erwin's inn
proved condition.
! Cards have been received announcing
| the marriage of Arthur Kimball formerly
of this place to Miss Minnie Maud Sher-
man in Boston, Sept. 18th.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
will hold a social at the residence of Mrs.
A. T. Daley next Wednesday afternoon.
Supper served as usual. Everyone is cor
| daily invited to attend.
Several from here went to Charleston
to attend the wedding of Miss Sara Nye
and. Mr.. Ernest DeLarme of Newport.
Miss Nye was member of the class of '9s
at Derby Academy, and during her stay
here made many friends whose best wishes
go with her. ..p
Mr.. John Stevens a former student here,
now living in ST. Johnsbury, called on old
friends in town Thursday.-George Burton
and wife visited in Richford and took in
Sheldon Fair part of last Week.-Mrs.
Hannah Perkins and Justin, her brother,
returned Friday to their home in Union,
Maine, after spending a month among
friends here.-B. II. Badger of Burlington
and Eugene Weber of Boston are visiting
in town. '
West Derby.
The Coplan Brothers have moved their
business to the Whitney block in Newport.
Deacon S. s. Lunt was taken suddenly
and dangerously i'll last Thursday with in
flammation of the bowels.
3. B. Stratton has moved to Beebe Plain.
Fred White and wife have commenced
housekeeping in the Upstone house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hinman are visiting
friends in Wells River and Newbury-
Mrs. Nye Sleeper and children havs Joined
Mr.. Sleeper in New York.
Mrs. Baxter died early Friday at Mrs.
George Lock hart's of heart disease. Fune-
raj service at her late home Sunday at
a. m, Rev. E. E. Phillips officiating.
Derby Line.
II Our summer visitors are leaving us.
Roy Flint has returned from Manitoba
Those who have been stopping at Lake
Park have returned home.
Miss Sarah Knight of this town and
Harry Haven of Somerville, Mass, were
married recently.
Glover.
Frank Darling is working for Chaplin
Leonard.
Mr.. A. R. Jenness of Fryeburg, Me-, was
in town last Tuesday.
Glover Grange No. 272, will meet Tues
day evening, Sept. 25th.
Mrs. A. c. Clark spent several days at
her home in Newport last week.
The Ladies' Aid will furnish a harvest
dinner next Thursday. All invited.
Mrs. Levi Drew and Mrs. Viola osgood
have gone to Portsmouth on visit.
You will save money by paying your
taxes to the treasurer on or before Wednes-
day, Sept. &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Royston, who have
spent the last year in Philadelphia, Pa, are
at home. Very glad to have them with us
again.-Mrs. Bartlett, who went to her
home last spring and was unable to return
on account of sickness, is again with Mrs.
S. F. Leonard.
There will be w. c. t. u. social with
Mrs. Sarepta Vance Tuesday afternoon,
Sept. 25th. Mrs. Ida Fl. Reed, state pres
ohA @hAo' w. IL do0OShs OIiCdnb |
county president, are to honor us with
their presence, which assures an interesting
and profitable meeting. All cordially in
vited.
The Earnest Workers will hold corn
festival at their vestry from 8 to z o'clock {
Wednesday evening. The menu will con-
'ist of corn in many attractive forms. I
After the supper there will be temperance l
ecture in the audience room by Prof. Peter ]
2arrin of North Hyde Park. Prof. Parrin ]