Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-03-26
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i'll recently, is able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1T. Patterson passed their
fiftieth marriage anniversary last Monday.
Mrs. Jenness, who has seen nearly four
score years, has been quite poorly the past
winter.
The Ghost social at the town hall last
Wednesday evening was attended by near
ly one hundred people. Ice cream, cake
and coffee were served. The Changers re-
ceived nearly $25.
Mr.. Chapman from Canada is here on a
visit to his sisters, Mrs VIM. p. Keiser and
Mrs. Charles Hatch.-Lizzie Mccartney
entertained her sister, Mrs. Grin Delano, of
Albany last week.-Mrs.. Ruth Patterson
Allen from Winooski and her daughter
Mrs. Frank Kidder, have been visiting at
1. T. Patterson's the past week.
George Anderson has received news
of the death of his great great-grand-
mother, Mrs. Elmile Hyde Grinnel, of
Colchester, who died last Monday at the
advanced age of one hundred three years,
eight months and twelve days. She
retained her mental faculties to the last.
North Craftsbury.
Ira Saunders has moved from Albany to
the Bagley farm.
Prof. CoIburn and wife of Newport are
spending their vacation with friends here
David Tolman, an old resident of this
town died last Sunday. The remains were
taken to the Branch cemetery for burial.
Miss Abbie Pike attended the convention
at Barton Landing last week, and is now
visiting her sister Mrs. Gage, at Lyndon
ville.-A number from this place attended
the concert at Barton Landing last Friday
evening.
Derby.
Homer CrandalI and Albert Conn are in
New York.
Mr.. Sweet has moved his family into the
Harry Buckley house.
Mrs Ashley Johnson has gone to Mon
treal for medical treatment.
Fred Hamblet is moving out on to his
farm in Morgan for the sugar season.
Mrs FIG. Butterfield and Miss Charlotte
ButterfieId have gone to Washington, &C.
c. J. CrandalI is gaining and is able to
walk a little without the aid of crutches.
N. Nichols is caring for him.
Fred Pickle, who has been the driver at
the Highland Stock farm the past few
years, moves to Newport this week where
he will work at the same business.
The recital by Miss Ethelynd Gould was
well attended and pronounced very good.
Beside the readings, music was furnished
by Misses Blair and Miller and Mr.Stevens.
Miss Nellie Fuller, who has been at Der
by Line working in the family of John
Kelley, has returned and goes to William
Hopkinson's for the summer.-Miss Hazel
Chandler has gone to Charleston to work
for Mrs. Clarence Wheeler.
The trouble with the sewer was greater
than it at first seemed, necessitating the
the digging up of the main pipe in one
place Fires were built in the ground next
the pipe to make the work easier. They
succeeded in clearing the pipe and COM
pleted the work Wednesday.
Mrs. Mabel Lindsay of st. Johnsbury
was in town recently visiting her mother,
Mrs. Josiah Shedd.-Mrs. S. Aldrich. land
daughter Pauline, of BIT ffalo, n. Y, who
have been spending the winter at Newport,
were in town last week visiting at w. NJ.
Taylor's and Truman Fairchilds'. Mrs.
Paul Normandin and little son, Archie
have gone to Boston to visit her father,
Mr.. Lamb.-Misses Inez and Mary Grout
are home from Burlington for a short va
cation.-Mrs. Albert A. Silver, who has
been in Boston and vicinity with her chill
dren since Christmas, has returned home.
Mr.. Eugene Ionic from Lowell, Mass,
has arrived to spend sugaring with his sis
ter, Mrs. Chas. Carpenter.
West Derby.
The Ladies' Aid Will meet Thursday af-
ternoon and evening at c. e. Green's. Ali
cordially invited.
G. LaFrance has moved into the Ryder
house.-Miss Foss and Miss Trumpass
board at z. c. BIake's.
Elmer Arnold has returned from Califor-
MA where he has been all winter, looking
after property interests there.
The evening meetings held in the F. 3.
and Advent churches, closed last evening
with union service in the F. B. church.
Mrs. Walter Hauver will go soon to a
Boston hospital with her little daughter,
who is helpless. Mrs. Hauver is in very
poor health.
Mrs. Matte Bean of Portland, Maine,
visited recently at Dea. S. S. Lunt's.- Rev.
II. e. Benton has returned and resumed
service in the chapel.
Corwin JENNIE breaks up housekeeping
his week and goes to work for G. II. Car
oenter at Derby Center, taking his young
est daughter, Mabel, with him.
Mrs. &c. Blake spent last week at White
River Junction. Prof. Whites wife has
been visiting her daughter at Farnham,
Que.-F. A. White and Loomis Miller were
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