Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-11

and costs, amounting 20 about $50 and was
taken TO the work house at Rutland, and
Foster Douglass was taken 10 the indus
trial school at Vergennos by Sheriff Lib
hey.
East Craftsbury.
Armour Babcocl has sold his dairy con-
sisting of about twenty COWS.
w. e. Hanson has been repairing his
barn and making arrangements TO build a
horse barn next summer.
There has been new line of the Peoples
telephone put in from East Craftsbury 90
II. McLaren's and it will be put through
Glover next spring.
Derby.
The ID. A. students enjoyed a half holt
day Friday afternoon.
Despite the bad roads quite a number
from here attended the concerts at New
port.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage in Brockton, Mass, OF Mr..
Joseph Papineau, formerly of this place, 10
Miss Eva Lothrop.
Master Carl Robbins has been spending
few days at Newport with his brothers.
ANNNs ~ - 2AiAuAA nus ANAhAltN from m TWO
weeks stay in Maine.
Miss Lydia Hinman of Waterloo, Iowa
was in town last Monday, called East by
the illness and death of her brother DIR.
Chas. Human OF Charleston.
Mr.. Streeter, who has been very I'm with
typhoid pneumonia, died Tuesday. Funer-
al services were conducted at the house
Thursday by Rev. c. II. Wright. Much
sympathy is felt for the family i'm their
bereavement.
Mr.. Burnie Ewens died Monday from the
effect of brain fever, at Barton Landing
where he has worked for some time. The
remains were brought home and funeral
services were conducted by Rev. N. s.
Kilbourn Wednesday afternoon.
A few nights ago as Mr.. George Sevorns
was driving toward his home his horse
SHE'D from the road and he saw something
on the snow and getting out 20 pick II up
found it was headless partridge iuttering
still. Interested to learn what was the
cause of its death he walked back little
way and CHANGING to glance up noticed
bunch of feathers on the telephone wire
and lying in the snow near by was the
birds head. AS it was about dusk tho
bird evidently did not see the wire and
flew against it meeting its death that way.
The graduating exercises OF the graded
school Wednesday were well attended, the
evening proved very enjoyable. The stage
was attractively decorated, the class motto,
Growing not drifting being conspicuous.
After the program the diplomas were. pre-
scented by Supt. NJ A. Adams who led the
grand march, which was followed by sov-
eral others led by the younger set OF young
people. The graduates were: Lettie Place,
Raymond Albee, Mae Durgin, Maurice
Place, Will Taylor, Mary Bogue, Florence
Bruce, Harold Abbott. Carrie Abbott,
Chester Carpenter and Dora Schoolcraft
Derby Line.
DR.. Rugg got quitea serious fan recently
which confined him to his bed for a week.
DIR. A. G. Bugbee recently celebrated his
10th birthday. Some fifty Of his friends
were entertained.
DR.. r. o. Ross has been appointed health
officer for the two incorporated villages,
Derby and Derby Center, as well as for the
town. .I. ..|.
The grip is doing thorough work here;
fourteen cases were reported at the Union
house at one time, eleven at Derby Line
Hotel.
The union memorial services i'm COM
memoration of the late Queen Victoria
were of a high order. The morning service
was conducted by Rev. c. Ellery Read who
spoke from the text, "Who knoweth
whether thou art come TO the kingdom for
such a time as this?" Prayer was offered
by Rev. j. Il. Starr The services az the
Congl church i'm the evening were con-
Quoted by Rev. j. Il. Starr, assisted by Rev.
Il. e. Marggraf The church was decorated
with British and American flags. The
musical program rendered at both services
was appropriate for the occasion.
Beebe Plain.
Mrs. Gould of Waterloo is spending sew
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs. win
HaseIton.
Mrs. Margaret Aver Is again ia poor
health. She has been many years at tho
Stewart House.
Will Haselton has engaged Will Bullock
of Warrington. as cutter at his granite shop,
at Stanstead Junction.
Lyman House and Mrs. House have re-
covered from their recent illness. -Dennison
House has been i'll but is better.
Mrs. E. G. Bodwell, Rev. Q. W. Finch's
family, Wellington Ruiter, Mrs. David
Elder and others have been suffering from
grip.
There was a very good attendance at the
service on Saturday az the Union
church when Revs. Finch, Brooke, and
Kilborn addressed the people. ON Sunday
Rev. Brooke spoke from the text, "Well
done good and faithful servant