Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-11-12

Auam hODDlnS ana moved Dack TO his
place in Charleston.
Mrs. Ernest Allbee and little son return
ed from their trip to Springfield, Mass,
Thursday.-Allie Rogers from Massachu-
sets was in town for short visit last
week.-Mr. John Stevens, a former Derby
academy student, now living in st. Johns
bury, was in town last week.
Rev. and Mrs. N. w. Wilder left for Bos-
ton last Tuesday where they will spend a
few days with their youngest son before
returning to their home in Connecticut
Mr.. Edgar Silver and family accompa-
MED by Miss Glidden returned to New
York Thursday night, having spent the
summer here.
West Derby.
The only son of Bert Webster is serious
ly i'll.
Eugene Bowley has moved into his
house on Young St., lately purchased of
A. J. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Doneghy returned
from their wedding trip last Wednesday
and will reside with T. Doneghy this win
ter.
A quilting during the day and chicken
pie supper in evening is the program for
Thursday the 10Th at the F. B. church
vestry.
Revival services were commenced in the
Advent church last Saturday evening.
Elder Addison is here to assist the pastor,
Elder Mcclure.
Miss Susie Copp has gone to Galesburg,
Hl.-Mrs. p. S. Robinson and her daughter
Ethel, go to Iowa for the winter, hoping
the change of climate will benefit Ethel's
health.
Elder McClure's new buildings on
Northern Avenue are rapidly approaching
compIetlon.-M. A. Holsons house has
been improved by addition of large piazzas
and painting.
Derby Line.
Mrs. Charles Pierce and Misses Pierce
have returned to Boston.
Miss Annie AIIard is home from South
bridge, Mass, being obliged to give up
work in millinery esta blishment there on
account of her health.
Henry Haynes and wife from Oklahoma
are visiting relatives and friends here
Mrs. Ed Hovey visited friends at Massa-
wippi while Mr.. Hovey was in Maine
hunting.
Beebe Plain.
Frank Rich is home from New York
where he has been in the ice business.
Harry Stratton is improving, though
still suffering from the injuries received
in the wreck at North Derby.
Glover.
Glover Grange No. 272 will meet Tuesday
evening, Nov. 18th.
Mrs. Bowley of Newport visited her
daughter, Mrs. A. Z. Clark, last week.
Elmer French of Chelsea, Mass, spent
Sunday III town.
Mrs. Betsey Drew and Mrs. ID. S. Sargent
visited in ST. Johnsbury last week.-Mrs..
John Mcclellan and daughter Hazel spent
ew days in West Burke last week.
c. S. Phillips, w. A. Royston and Joel
Christie have gone to Maine on a hunting
Marsh and Marshall Carpen.
er have just returned from Maine.
The Mite Society will serve dinner at
heir vestry next Friday, at which time
hose who are interested will meet there
nd prepare for the fair which they are to
lold in the near future.
Forrest Osgood, whose injury was men
Toned some time ago, has so far recovered
hat it is thought he can come home soon.
lis many friends will be pleased to learn
hat he will fully recover.
The village schools closed Saturday, Nov. |
0, with some exercises in the hall, an eX-
ibition of the pupils work, etc. In the |
orenOOn the children enjoyed a lunch |
onsisting of candy, popcorn, popcorn |
axes, cookies, peanuts, tarts, cup cakes, |
tc. The pupils deserve a great deal of |
raise for their work during the past term.
'rizes were awarded for the pupils handi-
york. The judges found it difficult task
0 decide which was really the best as
here was no poor work among the exhibits.
hey finally decided that Olive Blay and
lay Pratt deserved the prize for best paper
utting; Ora Blay for best paper folding;
Ienry Blay for best paper weaving; Pres
on Hawley and Arthur Scott for best
rawing; best term record in spelling,
my Alger; best arithmetic paper, Dean
IcLellan; best written letter, Alton Marsh
nd Willie Leonard; best picture study,
,mma Alger; best poem study, Fanny
argent and Clara Leonard; best Thanks
living booklet, Eta Hawley; best term
york in geography Dan Mason; best map
rawing, Matte Chapman. Those having
o marks through the term were: Amy
lger, Emma Alger, Martha Chapman,
LATHE Leonard, Oscar Leonard, Dean
1cLellan, Hiram Mcclellan, Alton Marsh,
Itta Hawley, Ray Pratt and Fannie Sar-
ent. Those absent one day or less, and
nat on account of sickness were Phil Davis,
lara Leonard and Dan Mason. We thank
hose who kindly assisted in furnishing |