Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-08
West Derby.

Easter services were held in the F. B.
Ind UniversaIist churches yesterday.
Miss Lillian Stevens is in poor health
md will be obliged to give up teaching for
NJ time.
Letters received from H. 1. Hastings,
low in Manitoba, speak very highly of
4he country.
James BedelI has gone to New York to
bin a theatrical troupe with which he will
travel for some weeks.
Revival services were held in the Advent
ehurch every evening of last week by
Elders Potter, Mcclure, and Cousins.
Murray Dodge of st. Johnsbury was at
a. III. ChappelIs a part of last week.. P.
Bishop is visiting his parents in Fairfax.
The Ladies Aid society will meet next
Thursday afternoon and evening at
good attendance.
Mrs. Tarbox, who has been for some
ime with Mrs. N. NJ. Colby, has moved her
household goods to the home of a niece,
Mrs. Asa Scott in Graniteville P. @.
Derby Line and vicinity.
Several of the scarlet fever patients are
reported better.
Alfred Thomas has gone to Boston,
where he.has employment.
Easter was observed at the several
churches yesterday with appropriate ex-
~ercises.
Mrs. j. g. Foster has returned home
Col. Fl. IS. Haskell, accompanied by his
son, arrived home last week after a pleas
ant trip-south.
Beebe Plain.
Chas. Hall of Waterloo visited at C. Nc
Clintock's recently.
Ashley higgins, who has been in a
Sherbrooke hospital for medical treatment
for some time, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Davis of Apple
Stewart estate the coming year.
Glover.
Bessie Fayer is working at Henry Davis
Mrs. A. c. Phillips is visiting at West
Burke.
Glover grange No. 272 will meet Tuesday
evening, April 9th.
Choir rehearsal for Easter concert at
Mrs. L. A. Pratt's Thursday evening.
Misses Martha Lang and Cora Marsh are
to teach our village schools this summer.
The weekly prayer-meeting will be held
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman.
Union Easter services will be held in the
NJ. E. church next Sunday morning, April
18th.
Arthur Clark, who has been at home
from Burlington college, returns to his
school this week.
The Earnest Workers will meet with Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Hoyt for their next social
next Wednesday afternoon and evening.
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. EIma Martin is at home again.
Gladto have her back once more.-Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Dean and daughter visited at
John McLellan's last week.
Carroll Davis was at home over Sunday.
Alice Lorimer of Newport spent last
week with Mrs. a. c. Clark.-Mrs. w. G.
Leonard visited her husband in Whitefield,
n. H, over Sunday.
Miss May Norton was recently married
been spending a few days with relatives
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congratulations and good wishes.
Little Grace Dow celebrated her fourth
birthday last Thursday by inviting four
teen of her little friends to come with their
mammas to the parlors of the Cong. church
where a very happy afternoon was spent.
Bert Mitchell who came home sick from
st. Johnsbury some three weeks CO., died
Eri1ou noornTnn We understand he bod |
grip before coming home followed later by
continual fever with typhoid symptoms.
He was a pleasant, genial, young man of
excellent habits, and his death comes with
crushing force TO his mother and aged
grandmother, both of whom have been
very sick this winter with grip.
Much sympathy is felt for them. The
funeral was held Sunday.
West Glover.
Will Holmes is in New York for medical
treatment.
Mrs. Douglass of South Albany is caring
for her sister, Mrs. Farr, who is seriously
ill at freeman Beams.
Rev. S. L. Vincent's son Rollo, who is at
P~oughkeepsie, n. Y, attending school, is
recovering from an attack of tonsilitis n
fever.
Ray Styles is working at John Ander-
and Mrs. Marshall Carpenter
will work for Freeman II. Bean in place of
Mr.. and Mrs. Farr.
Mrs. Clark is stopping with her daughter,
Mrs. Humphrey, for a short time while
Mr.. Humphrey is at Newport.-Mrs.
WheatIey is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Sarepta Vance.
Merton Lewis is verysbusy at his mill at
this time, running it day andInight during
high water. Mr.. Lewis has sold a part of