Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-15

Rock Island station recently and was con-
siderably injured.
West Derby.
George Clark is building new barn.
There are about fifteen cases of measles
on Pine Hill.
The new road by Frank Wheelock's is
open for travel.
Mrs. Lucy Bailey and daughter Flora are
visiting in Troy.
A sacred concert was held i'll the F. B.
church last evening.@Rev. S. Bell preach
ed in the Cong. church at the Center yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Cousins (Katie
Doneghy) of Bolton, p. O., are rejoicing
over the birth of son. Mrs. Doneghy is
now with her daughter.
Owing to the absence of Rev. E. E. Marg-
graf, who is attending the Harvard Sum-
mer School of Theology at Cambridge,
Mass. there were no services at the Univer-
salist chapel Yesterday. He will conduct
service as usual, however, next Sunday the
21st.
Mrs. Rachel Upstone from Nashua, n.
H., who is visiting friends here, fell down
stairs several days ago at the home OF
Moody KimbaIl, striking on her head and
was so badly injured that Der daughter,
Mrs. Mabel Butler was sent for. 1t is now
hoped she will recover.-Russell Burt is
more comfortable.
Mrs. B. Field has let part of her house
for the summer to ladies from Boston,
Mass.-WaIdo Brown has let his farm to
his son, 1. G. Brown, and will board with
him.-Charles Williams has sold his gro
Gerry business to L. p. Brooks.-Z.C. Blake
is having bathroom put into his house,
with other improvements. He has one OF
the best houses in the town.
Angus McCray and Albert Heath have
returned from the Philippines, looking
well, and pleased to see good old Vermont
again-Mrs. Miller and daughter Clara, of
New York, are spending the summer
months with their daughter and sister, Mrs.
f. E. Phillips. David Bisbee and
family started Thursday night to join Mr..
Bisbee in CoIorado-Mark Meacham and
family of Boston, Mass, visited last week
at c. II. ChappelTs.-Mr. and Mrs. Root
and Wallace RyIander from birmingham,
Mass, at NJ. B. Holsons.
Derby Line and vicinity.
Mr.. a. B. Frost is entertaining his sister,
Mrs. FIagg, and daughter, from South
America. -Kingsbury Foster has gone to
the Fabyans in the White Mountains for
two weeks stay.-Mrs. Ada Pierce of Chi
cago, ILL.,, is visiting in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene CowIes are at Lake Park for
short stay.
Glover.
Miss Hattie Sherburne has returned
home from Providence r. 1.
Miss Ruth Quimby of Lyndon IS working
for her aunt, Mrs. Richardson.
Ed. Taylor visited his wife and little
daughter at S. n. ClarIz's over Sunday.
d.. Sargent has engaged to work on
the section and will move MS family to S.
Barton at once.
The Epworth League prayer meeting
Tuesday evening Will be led by Mrs. NJ. L.
Gilman. Subject: individual Work for
Christ" Acts s: 1910.
Miss Nellie Wright, former teacher in
our Institute, died at her home in Troy last
Thursday morning. She had many friends
who will hear with deep regret of her deaf b
Halle, daughter of Albert Abbott, step
ped on a nail recently, which went nearly
through her foot so that the print could
be seen at the top of her foot. We do not
understand that she is having much trouble
with it as yet.
The Earnest Workers will hold their
next social at the vestry of the NJ. E.
church, Wednesday, July 18th. 1t is to be
hoped that the members of the w. III. NJ.
). will be there promptly at o'clock ready
to work. All are cordially invited.
Mrs F. Knights and son of New York City
are spending few days with Mrs. Knights
cousin, Mrs. S. 3. French, who had not
seen her for thirty years.-Burleigh c.
Scott of Worcester, Mass, who is at work
in a wholesale drug store, is visiting at
s. B. French's.
The express horses ran from r. E.
French's store to their nome one morning
last week and took their own time for the
trip, making things lively here for few
minutes, they brought up against tree in
Mr.. Clark's yard, demolishing the wagon
somewhat, but not injuring the horses.
Correction,-Joseph Day who died here
June %, was IS years of age. The funeral |
service was held on Monday, July 1st. Mr.. |
Day came to this town with his parents |
when only six years OF age and had lived |
in town since. He was a man who held |
the respect and esteem of mis- townsmen.
Byron French, Jr., OF W. Medford, Mass,
is at J. F. TayIor's for the summer.-Reu-
ben Cheney and sons, of Manchester, n. H.,
are visiting relatives in town.-Mrs Cor
rJ1IT, Cr7TI IT Z
Mrs. John Bean and Mrs. w. w. Miles of
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