Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-22

WWr boys, was the guest OF neT sister, MIS-
',. ~. Dustan, week before last. On her
2|elhrn home she was accompanied by Mrs.
NDustan and daughter Mamie, who are visit
Ace in Lyndon. Mrs. Henry Dutton of
#Portsmouth, n. H., another sister, who
l|rns in town a few days, has also gone to
-yndon.
ISL CraftSbury.
III The Earnest Workers met with Mrs. E.
Ill., Dutton last Saturday.
III Ben Cate, Del Spaulding and Elmer
ID clay were overcome by the heat last
caesday while working in the bayfield,.
Hiss Mary Simpson entertained few of
|'hef friends last Thursday, it being her
thirteenth birthday. All enjoyed pleas
Id time.
NJ MIR. and Mrs. John Patterson of Barre
re visiting at Mr.. VIM. Barclays. Mr..
barclay is little better.-Mary Taylor Wis
lied Annie Shields of Glover last week.
DE. and Mrs. Berry of South Barton Wis
|Fted at Mr.. Macomber's last Week.-Mrs.
HZ-izzie Sawyer visited Mrs. Eastman last
zweek.-Mrs. Hallett and daughter Emma
No ct. Johnsbury are visiting friends here.
Derby.
N Miss Clara Streeter has finished work at
tie Richard. Her place is taken by Miss
Emma Wilsey.
1t is reported that Ashley Johnson has
Hpnrchased George Severens' place, Mr..
HSeverens intends to move to Canada.
w. S. Robbins returned from Franklin
bounty Thursday. Since then ne has been
liz Island Pond and Barton on business.
Miss Grace Willard has returned from
Howell, where she has just finished sue
8cessfuI term of school.-AIiss Mabel Coyne
. has gone to North Troy TO visit her brother
during her vacation.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
church will serve ice-cream and cake on
The church grounds Wednesday evening.
/. Al the weather should be bad it will be
Served in a more convenient place.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Alice Lorimer to
Charles A. Chadbourne of st. Johnsbury.
Miss Lorimer was formerly student at
The academy here and has many friends
who wish her much joy.
The reception rendered Rev. and Mrs.
KIbourn in academy hall Friday evening
was very pleasant gathering. Aaron
'Grout rendered two vocal selections and
appropriate remarks were made by Maj
Trout, Rev. Mr.. Wright, and Prof. An
Crews. A purse of go was presented.
Miss Mary McDiarmid of Montreal was
The guest of Mrs. w. R. Daley part of last
Eeek.-Miss Alice Gibson has gone to the
White Mountains.-Miss Kate Ferrin was
IN town recentIy.-Ed. Abbott spent Sun
day with his parents here.-Mrs. Walter
Parker and little daughter Madeline, ar
rived from Dorchester, Mass, Friday to
Spend some time with Mrs. Parker's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. a. Silver.
Derby Line and vicinity.
Mrs. J. E. Collins is quite i'll.
Mrs. Charles Nelson and daughter are in
Buffalo, n. Y.
Fred Laplante was overcome by the heat
last Tuesday while working in the hay
field.
Miss Florence McKelvie, who has been
spending her vacation in Toronto and Buff
falo, returned to Derby Line last week.
Beebe Plain.
Y. Flanders has returned from the Phil
ippines.
Miss Eva Tompkins is visiting friends at
East Angus, P. Q.
Miss Gertie Cheney has gone to Boston
on a business trip.
Mr. l.. House celebrated his Goth birth
day July 10th. Mr.. House is in excellent
health and is very active.
Glover.
Rev. w. c. Johnson Will preach at the
South church next Sunday at 1 o'clock p.
m.
DR.. Mcdowell and family of LyndonviIle
are spending their vacation at J. E. Dwi-
nell's.
Charles Dexter has been engaged as night
Waterman at r. B. Lang's mill, South Bar
ton and begins work soon.
Laura Sinclair has finished working at
Andrew WaIcott's and gone to her home
in Lowell. Bessie Fayer takes her place
at Mr.. Walcott's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 3. Wiley and Mrs.
Bartlett went to Lyndon last Tuesday to
attend the funeral of David Eastman, Mr..
Willey's brother Lave. w. Mcgaffey
spent last Wednesday at Willoughby Lake.
Mrs. ]. G. King has been visiting friends
in Troy.
The Epworth League meeting Tuesday
evening will be led by Geo. Merriam.
Subject, GA Strong Weak Man, Judges Is:
20-30. Following the devotional meeting
there will be short literary meeting dur
ing which the lives of John and Chas.
Wesley will be considered.
The Methodist people of this place wish
to thank Mr.. Henry Salmon for the very
beautiful and artistic collection boxes