Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-08-05

has been continued until Aug. 1l.-Dr. @
w. Dustan, who joined his wife In her WIS.,
1t at Portsmouth, Y. H., returned with her
last week.-The wood shed annex which
belonged to the old church, but which for
several years has stood In solitary neglect
near the horse-sheds, at length came forth
from It's seclusion last week, and Travelled
down the street under the manipulation OF
Mr.. Guy Goodridge, who has attached 1t 90
his buildings, and will put 10 TO practical
use.-Ihomas Ryan, who spent three
weeks at A. B. Pixies hotel has returned
TO his work in Boston.-Repairs on the
academy are nearing completion. The fail
term will open Tuesday, Sept. 3. The
school year wlll be divided into three
terms OF twelve weeks each. Ia addition
TO the regular courses there will be an en-
tirely new Department. business course.
Miss Nina Hudson, OF st. Johnsbury,
thoroughly competent teacher has been
secured for this latter work. The other
teachers will be: A. c. Cole, principal;
Miss Josephine Cass, 1st assistant; Miss
Bertha Wilder, of Midway, Mass, 2nd
assistant. Prof. Cole is preparing pre-
liminary announcement, copies OF which
will be mailed to families In few days.
The catalogues will follow later.
Derby.
Mrs. Chauncey Wilson, whose illness
has been mentioned, passed away Monday
night, July 29th. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. A. j. Small at the resi-
dence Thursday afternoon az ? o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Albee and little son
of Springfield are making a short visit 10
Mr.. Albee's parents here.-AIrs. Bowman,
former resident here, is visiting at Eras-
tus Waterman's.-Mr. Otis Davis and little
son, of Concord, n. H., are visiting Mr.
Davis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Davis
Mr.. George Sevren's people have summer
boarders from New York.-while Mrs. Ira
Taylor was visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Bartlett, at Morgan, she fell, breaking her
hip very badly.-Dr. Il. w. Clark and
daughter Marion have arrived from Brock
ton for their annual visit among their
many friends.-Mr. and Mrs Fletcher
were called here from Holland by the sud
den illness Of Mrs. George Kimball.-A gay
party of young people from this place took
the delightful trip 10 willoughby last
Thursday.
West Derby.
A large party of our young people spent
July 31st at wiIloughby Lake.
Mrs. Julia Stone az Upton, Mass, and
Ira Davis of Sheffield are guests at Mrs.
Charles FoIsom's.
Mrs. Luther Williams is very ill.-Mrs.
Laura Adams, Henry Story and Helen Nit
son are on the sick list.
picnic Friday at Knowlton's Bluff and the
Free Baptist Sunday school will go down
the lake the same day.
Henry Audette, whom our last issue
mentioned as being missing, has been
found in the Kings Dominion, safe and
sound in body il not I'm mind.
Mrs. Mary MCGOWAN OF Georgeville, p.
O., is at A. L. Dailey's. John Dodge re-
turned to his home I'm Lunen burgh Satur-
day.-Harry Mott OF Manchester, n. H..
spent Sunday with friends here
Samuel Mcclellan, former townsman,
was buried Tuesday, July 3)th, just a week
after the burial OF his son Bert. He leaves
a widow, daughter, and two sons. Mrs.
Mcclellan has gone to the home OF her son
at Windsor.
West Glover.
John Young and wife returned home last
week.
Harold, Marie and Cora Baker found
and took paris green Sunday, July 2sth.
Proper antidotes were promptly admins
tered and the children are all right.
Rev. S. L. Vincent Is having a three
weeks vacation. Mr.. Vincent, his wife
and daughter are taking carriage trip TO
the south part OF this state and New Hamp-
shire.
On Monday afternoon little Hayden
on an investigating expedition In
the pantry found a bottle OF iodine OF
which he drank. A physician was quickly
and in the intervening time
We're administered and no harm
resulted from the dose OF iodine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Humphrey and son
Harry were at Newport last week visiting
relatives.-Kate Barry is in st. Johnsbury
his Week.-Mrs. Sarah Bakus and sister
from Connecticut are here visiting relatives.
Marion Murray from Ha yerhill, Mass,
will stop at Allen Gilmour's for a time
Roy and Theda Jones from johnson are
here stopping with their aunt, Mrs. Asa
Beach.-Dr. Caleb Clark's children are vis-
Iting their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William wylie.
The funeral of Mr. Arthur Gilmour
whose death was mentioned last week,
was held at his late home on Tuesday at
ternoon. Rev. j. {. Taylor, assisted by
Rev. r. rowbridge, officiating. lie was
born in Scotland, April 20, 1922, and came
10 this town, where be has resided since,
At the age OF twenty. He always had a
strong affection for his native land and
twice visited 1t. He was a member Of the
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