Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-29

on Hon. H. H. Powers, MorrisVille;
Fednesday evening, May s, Christian
ndeavor rally; Thursday evening, May 8,
unior and Senior banquet; Friday even
BE-, May 10, graduating exercises and re-
option. The music for the graduating
k~ercises and reception will be furnished
h the Lyndonville orchestra. All the
k~ercises except Thursday evening are
' ubIic and a special invitation is extended
all to be present at the address by Hon.
|. III. overs.
East CraftSbury.
Misses Mary Taylor and Louise Morse
listed in st. Johnsbury last week.-Mrs..
d. u. Thompson is home on a visit.-Miss
nnie Shields visited Mary Taylor last
eek.
berby.
Miss Grace Willard has left school, pre-
aratory to going to Lowell to teach school.
III. III. Wilder has three fine specimens of
elgian hares that attract much attention.
Mrs. Charles Nourse is adding much to
ne appearance of her residence by having
painted.
Fem AAooO All OAoAn liz AAO6OA
egin their first terms of school today,
eaching in Holland.
Levi Wood has moved into the tenement
ext to the blacksmith shop on East street
nd Is painting for B. H. Richie.
Rev. G.. H. Wright has returned from
difference to stay with us another year,
nuch to the satisfaction of his parishion-
IS and friends.
If the party who sent the letter signed
A Friend" will give us his name we
hal be glad to publish the item which
as enclosed.-TED.
The baccalaureate sermon to the class Of
1 d. A, will be delivered by Rev. Mr..
landers of Stanstead college next Sunday
the Congregational church.
Mrs. Clark Mason of Derby Line was a
nest at the Richard last week. Mrs.
has K. Bates of New York city arrived
st week to spend a short time here.
News was received last week of the death
William Forbes of Cambridge, Mass.
e was the son of Sherman Forbes and
as formerly a resident of this place.
Miss Carrie Bates, who has been quite
B, is much improved.-Mrs. Mcpherson
sick.-Mrs. Andrew Albee has nearly
ecovered from her recent severe illness.
The entertainment given by the En-
eavor society Friday evening was a sue
ess and showed much work in prepare
on. Ice cream and cake were served at
he close.
Master Carl Robbins has been spending
few days with his sister, Mrs. Frank
arvin, in Fairfield.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
oIbrook have returned from their trip
Florida.
Quite a number of young people from
lis place went to Charleston Friday even
q to assist Miss Alice Albee in celebrat-
g her birthday. A beautiful medallion
as carried as a gift.
Vest Derby.
Frank Woodbury's three children and
mother are sick with measles.
Ernest Hunt has given up housekeeping
d moved his goods to the home of his
Their at Beebe Plain.
Frank Hayward goes to New York Tues
Y to work in the ice business, and John
lannon to Manchester, n. H., to work
carpenter.
Mrs. James F. Gray has gone to Burling-
n, where she will have an operation per-
rmed on her eyes. She was accompanied
Mrs. Mary Folsom.
George Lafrance has moved into the
kder house which he has purchased.
Mrs. John Tucker and daughter, Miss
rrie Dewey, have moved to st. Johns
Try.
Dean Gochey, who in October, 1900,
st a limb while in the employ of the B. &
r. R., was on Thursday eve presented
e sum of S135 by his fellow employees and
liens of vicinity, to purchase an artificial
hlem-Derby.
Mrs. Griffen is expected home from the
spital soon
Fay Waterman is stopping at Barton
a few weeks.
R. P. Blake and family are expected to
pve on to their farm this spring.
William Griffen had a horse drop dead
the road while driving recently.
Chas. Butler walked twelve miles and
light and SHARED twenty sheep one day
GENTLY.
lerby Line and vicinity.
Mrs. E. E. Baxter has returned from
~ashington, d. c.
Mrs. s. E. Abbott, who has been i'll with
art trouble, is improving.
Mrs. NJ. B. Foster of Hanover, N. H., is
II iting at F. W. d. MeIloon's.
Mr. A. s. Rainbach has closed his labor
the Rock Island bank, and has gone to
erbrooke where he has a position as
Ter in the head office of the Eastern
wnships ban at that place.
heDe Plain.