Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-03-18

musical convention at baEIOu 11AO4nS 1dSL
week.
E. L. Hastings was in Newport on bust
ness last Week.-Mrs. Theresa McCue is
visiting her friend Winnie Williams
Susie and Bessie Lyon are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Cheney at Lyndonville.
East Craftsbury.
Miss Minnie Seaver has gone to New
Haven, Conn, to help care for her sister
Alice. John Seaver will stay at Warren
Sewers while she is away.
There was large attendance at the
donation for J. G. Taylor at Mr.. S. E.
Morse's. A good time was enjoyed by all
The net proceeds were about S75.
Derby.
Chester Adams has been spending few
days at home.
The academy students enjoyed prone
made Friday evening.
A large company from this town went to
Arthur Uttins' for a social dance Thursday.
Among the pleasant events of the past
week was the marriage of Fletcher Niles
and Miss Ina Robbins. both of this place.
Congratulations.
Inc anu sugar party O11 WV
nesday evening was quite well attended.
The lecture by Rev. Mr.. Dixon was very
interesting. Proceeds, $40.
Glen and Howard Sevrens and little
Ruth Wilder are suffering from bronchitis.
Mrs Henry Crandall and Mrs. Dustin
AIbee are among the recent grip victims
West Derby.
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at J. F. Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Hitchcock recent
Iy visited friends in Burlington.
Jennie Richardson has been on the sick
list.-Myrtie Whitney is suffering with
rheumatic fever.-Mrs. E. II. Wright is
quite i'll.
A "Young Peoples Sociar' will be held
in the F. B. vestry Friday evening, March
22nd. There will be literary entertain
ment and refreshments will be served.
Mrs. George Raymo, former resident
of this place, died very suddenly March
third at Beecher Falls, Que, from an acct
dental overdose of an opiate taken to re-
Iieve pain.
Rev. w. A. Potter from ST. Johns bury
has purchased the John Mcclure house.
Edward Kennedy, from Hatley, Que. has
moved into the Mcclure house on Northern
Avenue.-Mrs. c. J. Tucker is to move this
week to Nashua, n. H. where her husband
is employed.
Two funerals in our village yesterday.
A young man named Hardy, son-in-law Of
Mrs. Hadley on River ST., whose body was
brought from his late home to this place
for burial. Services at Mrs. Hadleys home.
At the home of G. W. Pratt the funeral
services of his brother, Lorenzo Pratt, who
died in Brighton, Mass, were held in the
afternoon.
The funeral of Edward G. Blake was
held in the F. B. church Wednesday after
noon, Rev. Mr.. Crane officiating. Mr.. Blake
was amember of the o. o. F. and I. 0. F.,
and seventy of his lodge brothers attended
in body. The church was full, the floral
offerings were fine. Much sympathy is
felt for the widow and the four young
children.
Derby Line and vicinity.
Mrs. T. o. Chapman is visiting in Attic
boro, Mass.
The convent was closed last Tuesday on
account of scarlet fever.
1t is reported that A. S. Rainbach of the
Rock Island bank has been given the posi-
ton of receiving teller at the head office of
the eastern Townships Bank at Sherbrook.
Glover.
j. Hoyt was in Greensboro over the Sab
bath.
Bert Mitchell is at home entertaining the
grip.
A bran new baby boy at Cyrus Hasel-
tines.
John Miles has been very sick during
the past week.
Dean Dwineu and sister Clara are visiting
among relatives.
The n. NJ. Lewis place has been purchas
ed by H. E. Kirby.
The Ladies Aid society meets Thursday
afternoon. All invited.
A F. Hinkley and son Herman have
been visiting friends in Swanton.
Vernon Clark is home from Montpelier
Seminary for three weeks vacation.
Mrs. c. ]. King spent last week in
Greensboro with her grandmother, Mrs. /
Tate.
Mrs. Geo. Bickford, who has been i'll for |
a long time is able to ride out. Other sick |
ones are gaining.
Mrs. Roland DwineIl died Tuesday after
an illness of a few hours. Much sympathy
is felt for Mr.. Dwinell.
Glover Grange will givea promenade and
dance and warm sugar will be served Tues
day evening, March 10Th.
Mrs. Gertie Davis Wright of Manchester
was called home Saturday on account of
the serious illness of her father.