Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-15

AN"oN ~ - AAbhN ~ Will
commence working next week az trimmer
in the millinery store Of Mrs. Il. n. Nelson.
A. Keir returned TO his home in Lancas-
ter, n. H., last Friday after spending sew
eral weeks here in the employ OF his uncle,
j. Keir.
Jesse Farr is suffering with a broken arm
received by falling from a lumber wagon.
DIR. Dillingham; reduced the fracture and il
seems TO be doing well.
Miss Rosa b.. smith is at home from
Johnson to spend her Easter vacation
Miss Nellie Ryan from Richmond Is spend
ing a few days with friends here.-Miss
Florence Peel, who is al school in johnson,
visited friends here last week.
North Craftsbury.
The select schoo taught by Miss Kate
Sheehan closed last Friday.
Mrs. A. Paddock entertained the l.. r..
LIS at her home Friday evening.
Edgar Hoyt, who has been confined to
the house for several months, is able to be
out again.
The Earnest Workers held a poverty
sociable at the vestry last Wednesday eve-
ming. Proceeds, $3.50.
Dennis Gallant's youngest child died
last Monday with measles. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. b. Pike visited Mrs. Owen Har-
vey at South Albany last week.-Hiram
Pike who visited his cousin, Adna Pike,
has returned to his home at Irasburg.
Hon.. G. A. Gearhart will deliver the
third lecture OF the Craftsbury lecture
course at the Cong. church Friday evening,
May 3rd. Subject, The Coming Man"
Derby.
Rev. q. III. Wright has been confined TO
the house again with a cold.
The opening of the graded school Is post
poned until the 29th OF this month.
At the village meeting held last week
Maj. Josiah Grout, w. r. Daley and
Luther Wiley were appointed trustees.
Miss Charity Bates went to Bloomington
recently to help in the family Of Mr.. VIM.
Davis during sickness.
Mr.. Warren Wright entertained a few of
his young friends at his home on Monday
evening, the occasion being his birthday.
Mrs. II. 5. Kilbourn went 20 Montreal
last Monday to meet and bring back with
her her little niece, who is 10 make her
home here IN the future.
Easter passed very pleasantly at the three
churches. Among the pleasant surprises
was fifty dollars to each church given AZ an
Easter offering by most estimable lady
residing in town.
Word was received here Friday OF the
death i'm Portland, Me-, OF DIR. Cephas
Adams, brother OF Mrs. Orange Badger OF
this place. The remains will be brought
here for interment Tuesday.
Last Tuesday evening about thirty ofthe
young friends of Mr.. Austin Greenwood
gave him a surprise birthday party. Games
and music were INDUCED in and bountiful
refreshments OF coffee, sandwiches, cookies
and cake were served. In behalf OF his
class at the academy Miss Lou Miller pre-
sented him with a handsome birthday
book.
Misses Inez and Mary Grout returned 90
Burlington last Tuesday. Miss Smith OF
Newport Center visited i'm town last week.
Mr.. Rufus Kelley has gone TO Boston 20
work during the summer.-Mr. John Tay-
Tor has returned to his work i'm 81. Johns
bury after spending a week at home.-Miss
LSAh AAlNNnNONhs a - n kAhAhuANs ~ AZ
guest of Miss Lua Richard last week.
West Derby. .
Miss Grace Chaffee is IN with the grip
and Miss Ethel Merrill is taking her place
in the school.
Harry Ketwell received quite severe in
juries last week while working on the rail-
road section.
L II xN-Fuht hng ~,t,w,.d F~,v. A. .uE.
ter's work of canvassing In central and
western parts OF the state.
Lindsey Leavitt, a young lad sixteen
years OF age, died suddenly Sunday, April
9TH. Funeral services were held in st.
Marks church at Newport. Burial In Pine
Grove cemetery.
Arthur Taylor has moved TO North Troy,
Rev. s.. Bell is moving from West Charleston
into the Drew house, vacated by Mr.. Tay-
lor.-EIder Fairbanks has purchased the
Burt house above the village.
The Ladies' Aid meeting at Thomas
Doneghy's was well attended and much
pleasure was given by the kindly act OF Mr..
Carter, who entertained the society two
hours with his gramophone.
1. B. Babcock died April 9th after a long
illness, leaving a wife and two daughters,
Mrs. Buzzell of Barton ana Mrs. MudRett
of this place, to mourn his loss. Funeral
services were held at the house the sth.
1t is reported that Mr.. Stacy has sold his
place to o. p. Moulton.-Mrs. Ed. Blake
has purchased the Hammond place on
Summer street.-Mrs. Woodbury. has pur-
chased of c. Mcclure the so-caIled Wood
place on Indian Point street.