Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-18

the funeral of DR.. {. S. Human at Char
lesion last week.
The exhibition for the winter term of
the Academy will occur Friday evening.
Music by Blair's orchestra.
Miss Maud Papineau of Brockton, Mass,
formerly of this place is visiting at Paul
Normandin's.-M Jason Human of St.
Johnsbury was in town last week.
Ernest Albee and son, Raymond, started
for their new home in Springfield, Mass,
the 9th. The rest Of the family Will go as
soon as Hazel AIbee RECEIVERS from the
pneumonia.
George Norris was called home from
Massachusetts, and Miss AImeda from
New Hampshire last week by the severe
illness OF four of the children with scarlet
fever. The youngest one died Tuesday;
the others are getting along all right at
present writing.
! gloom was cast over the entire COM
munity by the death of Mr.. Pearl Ed
Inunds which occurred Wednesday night.
He had been i'll about week with pneu-
rnonia at Mrs. Joseph Bates where he
boarded. He will be especially missed at
and ambitious nature, he was popular and
easily first among the pupils. Short SER
vices were conducted here by Rev. Mr..
Small and Rev. Mr.. Killburn Thursday
morning and then Mr.. and Mrs. Edmunds
and another son who had been here sew
eraI DAYS accompanied the remains to
WestfieId, his home. The sympathy of
the entire community is extended to the
bereaved family.
West Derby.
Horace Holson is home from Framing
ham, Mass.
There was no preaching at the Universal
list chapel yesterday, owing to the illness
of Rev. Mr.. Margraff.
Barber Stokes is suffering much with
his arm.-E. J. Martin, who has been very
i'll from the effects of his fall recently, is
now slowly improving.
Over fifty friends and neighbOrs OF MIR.
and Mrs. w. ]. ATcCauley gave them sur
prise visit the evening of Feb. 18th. A fine
banquet lamp was presented to them.
The graduation exercises of the West
Derby graded school, given in the F. B.
The church was prettily decorated in the
class colors, pink and green; the orchestral
music was first class. The seven gradu-
ates were Mary Wedge, Ruth Nelson,
Olive Sanders, Lula Kendall, Helen Kim
ball, Florence Wright and Alice Robin
son. The honorary essay was by Florence
Wright; class poem and valedictory by
Olive Sanders.
Derby Line.
Col. II. Stewart Haskell and his mother,
Mrs NJ. NJ. Haskell, have returned from
Boston.
Col. and Mrs. Butterfield called on Miss
Jane Collier at Southern Pines recently
aud found her improving in health
Arthur Drew of Barton is also at Southern
Pines.
Capt. H. E. Foster, DIR. g. A. Moulton
and Mrs. Maggie Gibson are among the
grip sufferers.-J. c. Goodhue is able to be
in his office. Mrs. Goodhue is still quite
feeble Freeman j. Libbey, who has been
having pneumonia, is better.-Horace D.
Holmes is recovering from his recent ILL
ness. His niece, Gertrude Holmes DEMO of
Bangor, Me-, is visiting him.
Beebe Plain.
Will Haselton has enlarged and much
improved his stone sheds.
Miss Gertie Cheney has gone to Boston
to remain through the winter
Mrs. Leslie Monroe has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardyne, at Fitch
Bay, P. Q.-Mrs. William Lorimer has re-
turned home after visit with relatives at
Newport.
John Reed of Smiths Mills has rented
Mr.. Desales' blacksmith shop Alex
AlIer has sold his farm to Charles Hartley
of Barnston who Immediately takes pos
session.
Wellington Ruiter and Ashley higgins
have been very sick, but are reported to
be improving.-Erastus Magoon of STAN
stead Junction is suffering from the grip.
John Lougee is sick at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. John Taylor at Magog.-
Mrs. Wilson has gone to a hospital in
Montreal for treatment.
Glover.
Clarence Vincent was in town last week.
James Salmon visited his brother, John,
at Naples last week.
Mrs. Julia Nye of Coventry has been
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Johnson are the
happy parents of fine baby girl.
Julia Sherburne, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Royston are visiting at Westfield.
Miss Nellie Marshall was called home
recently by the illness of her mother.
pleased to learn that her health is much
improved.
George Colby of Sherbrooke, is visiting
his uncle, Isaac Drew.-Minnie Grove is
visiting IN Greensboro.