Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-10-21

4Ondent, VIII De given next week.
Derby.
Curtis Aseltine has moved into Ashley
ohnson's tenement.
NJ DR.. f. w. Comings returned from Bos-
on Thursday night.
There has been flock of about forty wild
eese on the pond the past week.
Mrs. Edward Lother has gone to the
larry Fletcher hospital at Burlington for
treatment.
Gary Kilbourn and family and B. F.
lawyer and daughter took in the excursion
w 10 Boston the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark have been
listing relatives in st. Johnsbury and vi
. unity the past week.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Silver went to Bos-
on last Tuesday night, where Mr.. Silver
receiving medical treatment.
NJ A large crowd attended the dance at the
own hall Thursday evening. About sew
N nty took supper at the Rickard.
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Daley started last
tuesday for the PanAmerican exposition.
they will visit relatives in Albion, n. Y,
before their return.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
bur former popular teacher, Miss Nettie
smith, of Newport Center, to Mr.. George
"Twombly of this place, Oct. 23d.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
hurch will hold an oyster supper and
ocial in their vestry Friday evening, Oct.
18th, for the benefit of the pastor; it is
hoped good number will plan to attend.
" The many friends of Mrs. M. ]. Wood
" will be pleased to learn that since reaching
Montreal it has been pronounced unnec-
ssary for her to undergo an operation,
put she will remain some time for treat
nent.
Saturday evening Oct. 18th merry COM
Pany of young people gave Miss Ethel
Wilson genuine surprise visit as she soon
caves for Oregon with her fan ily; in be-
half of those present Walter Wright pre-
Eented her with an opal ring within which
'Derby'' was engraved.
Arnold Edmunds made a brief visit to
own before leaving for Boston where he
mas entered dental college. Lucinda
Cobb visited at Judge Fletcher's In HoI-
and last week.-Mrs.. and Mrs. Wood
Jennie Heath) of Montreal, were guests
t Mr.. Leslie Heath's recently.
The st. Johnsbury District Preachers
Meeting will be held at Derby Tuesday
md Wednesday, Oct. 20 and 80. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Tuesday afternoon. Opening devo-
ionaI service, G. @. McDougaII; business
ession; "What Advantage in Secret Or
iers-Free Masonry and Odd-Fellowsh1p-
o the Christian Ministry" I. P. Chase, A.
Gregory. "What is Anarchy? Its Nature
Ind Objects w. @. Newell. 1.-THE ReIa-
" ion of the Saloon to Anarchy" A. @.
austin. Evening sermon, G. G. Gorse.
\ Wednesday forenoon. Devotional SER
Fice. "What Lessons, as a Nation, Should
Ne Derive from the Assassina ion of Our
President?" G. j. Brown. Criticism, w.
;. Johnson. SHOW Can We SO Arrange
BUR Social Meetings that Our Christian
Farmers Can Better Attend Them?" }. E.
Knapp, g. D. Lance. sWhen is a Man
Called Out of the Ministry" S.Donaldson.
Wednesday afternoon. Devotional.
What Changes are Called for by the Age
o the successful Prosecution of Religious
Work." S. G. Lewis. Work for the re-
nainder of the year: % 'ReviyaI Ser
Fices," w. J. Mcneil. (2) "Pressing the
Circulation of Church Literature" Fl. G.
(IcGIaufin. (3) 'Prompting Bible Study"
). c. Mcdonald. (4) "Benovlences," E. J.
Gale. Evening sermon, j. Fl. Wallace.
West Derby.
Wallace Darling is at work III the Miles
Logan restaurant in Newport.
Mrs. A. J. Morrill, went to Boston last
week for treatment in hospital
The Hussey brothers have purchased and
noved into the S. w. Parker house on Elm
N Oliver Grow has been repairing his newly
purchased house on Maple St., preparatory
o moving in.
Rev. E. E. Phillips preached the funeral
ermon of Rev. Mr.. Ward at West Charles
on last Friday.
Quite delegation from our village at
ended the Wheelock Association meetings
t Newport Center last week.
Mrs. Augusta Stoddard visited friends in
own last week.-Mrs.. z. A. Clark has. re-
urned from Richford and Troy.
There was no service at the Universalist
hapel yesterday as Rev. E. E. Marggraf
TENDED the general conference at Buffalo,
ny.
Miss Cora Darling finished her work as
Jerk in the post-office recently. Burt
Hamilton of West Charleston has taken
er place.
Elmer A. Ric hardson has moved back
nto the house on Elm st. formerly occu-
led by him, as the house into which he
bowed two weeks since has been sold.
Madison Bisbee has moved into the
rainard house on Concord Avenue; E. A.
Richardson into the Mcclellan house on