Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-16

tucket r. l., are visiting at John ID. KEEL
Iey's and other places in town.-Henry
Hill has moved from Duron Nelson's to A.
Frasier's place.-Miss Juline Rogers is at
tending school at Johnson and boards with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frasier.-Creig hton Shedd
and wife from ST. Johns bury are visiting
friends in town. = Alfred SHETLAND from
Burke is visiting hi, mother, Mrs. Wallace
Sartwell.-Thp offer of the McClary Bros.
of $1,000 in Ca to assist in starting town
library by the appropriation OF $500 by the
town was not accepted. j. G. c.
Coventry.
The Dorcas society will hold social at
Mrs. III. c. Nichols next Friday afternoon
and evening.
The friends of Mrs. Hamilton Collins
were panied to hear OF her death, which
occurred at her home on Thursday. Mrs.
Collins was a native of this town, but
few years ago the family moved to lras-
burgh. Mrs. Collins was the daughter Of
the late Wilder Knight. She was a very
kind wife and mother, an exemplary Chris
tian and those who knew her best loved
her most. She was the mother of twelve
children seven of whom survive her and
were at the funeral except one. The
funeral was held in the CongI church of
which the deceased was a mem Der. Rev.
4. S. Bole OBLIGATED. Besides her husband
and children, two sisters survive her, who
have the deepest sympathy of all.
East CraftSbury.
Mrs. Doe and daughter, Mrs. Hayes, who
have been visiting at Mr.. Richard Ken
bricks, have returned to their home in
Iowa.-Mr. G. r. Taggart will give re-
cital in the R. P. church, Tuesday evening,
Sept. 24th.-James and Charles White are
each having furnaces put into their houses.
Miss Glenn Graham visited her cousin,
Miss Annie Macomber, last week.
North Craftsbury.
Rev. c. II. Morse is entertaining his
mother, Mrs. c. F. Morse of st. Johns
bury, for few days.-Mrs. Chas. Whitney
and children, who have been boarding
several weeks at Edd Wheeler's, returned
last Saturday to their home in Cam bridge,
Mass.-The academy and most OF the dis
trict schools in town did not keep last
Thursday, to accommodate scholars wish
ing to attend the Barton fair. The num-
Der of people who went to the fair from
this vicinity was more than for the last
two or three years. -Chas. Root is building
a large hen-h house and silo, AMI is other
wise improving his buildings.
Derby.
The Cong1 Ladies Circle will meet at w.
y. Hopkinson's next Friday afternoon.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
~ esq Derby.
DaImar Stevens buildings are very
handsome in their new coat Of cream and
green.-Thomas Doneghy has built an
addition TO his house.-CarI A. White
takes the place Of S. E. Hitchcock as viii
lage clerk.-Mr. Fox and family have
moved to Lebanon, n. FL. Mr.. Luxford,
on School ST.. has moved to Sheldon and
the house been taken by a family from
Ruth Nelson and Helen Kim
ball are taking a cOmmerct al course OF
Prof. Adams of Newport.-M Winnie
Bisbee and children have returned from
Leadville Col.-Mrs. George Lockhart and
son are visiting in Framing ham, Mass,
Mr.. Loekhart and daughter boarding. at !
c. H. Chappell's during their absence.-A
young son Of Frank Wood bury was badly /
burned last week by plunging his hands
into boiling water.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Webster welcomed a little daughter
into their home September 18TH
Mrs. Elmer Richardson visited in Bronze,
Que, last Week.-Much complaint is made /
over the large amount of sneak thieving in |
the village orchards aud gardens.-Among |
our young ladies now teaching out of town
in Tou
Vile; Maud Porter and Inez Tower in Gov |
entry; Annie Cousens in Morgan.
Glover.
The Ladies Aid society will meet Thurs
day afternoon as usual.
Rev. Mr.. Stevens will preach at the South |
Church next Sunday afternoon at o'clock. |
Remember that the tax bill leaves the !
treasurer's hands at midnight Tuesday, |
Sept. "a.
The subject of the E. L. meeting Tues
bay evening is ''True HONOR John 5:
IL Al. Leader, Geo. Mcdonald.
Biriena, youngest daughter Of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Henry Hall, died suddenly last Sat
lrday afternoon, of heart failure. Miss |
Hall has not been we'll for some time but !
lid not consult g physician until some
lime this summer, when it was found
here was danger OF consumption. She has |
failed gradually until late Saturday after
noon, when she died very suddenly. Miss
Hall was young lady of quiet, nnassum-
ing ways, a great favorite with her
and throughout the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall have one remaining
child, Mrs. Sam. Bean. The heartfelt
sympathy of the community goes out to
he family in their sorrow. The funeral
will be held on Tuesday morning at 9
o'clock.