Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-11

noon at the usual hour Bring c3ntribu-
tions for the Mercy Home.
George Carrow and wife have gone 20
Boston ON a visit.-Eliza Parker is home
from New Hampshirc.-Mrs. Andrew Car
row has been az Newport the past week
Raymond and Warner Guild are in -.
Johnsbury.- Frank Niles Is stopping Al
William Niles.
The following item was received last
Monday but too late for publication that
day.
The w. e. II. Z. social and chicken pie \
supper passed of pleasantly. Nearly e.
hundred were present and the supper was i
pronounced first class. The program of
the evening was as follows: Mrs. Nve. del
egate ftom this Union, gave "a very inter
esting report Of the state convention held II
at Bellows Falls; Mr.. Goodenough sang "a
song which was good enough $50 lac was
called back aud sang another equally az
good; Miss Clara Dwinell, hy request
recited the piece she gave in the medal
contest at Charleston last spring Miss
Stannard sang the beautiful song entitled
''Crossing the Bar" a social hour fol-
lowed the program. The empty treasury
is once more replenished for which thanks
are due 10 the friends who SO generously
contributed TO make the event a success.
Cr%aftsUury.
Barton.
A fac monument has been placed IN thd
cemetery for the late Amasa Scott and
family.
DR.. Dillingham; has purchased an N-ray
machine with Edison's latest ozone heated
attachment.
Several ladies from here attended the
district meeting OF the Eastern Sta. iu
Barton last Tuesday.
Mrs. +. y. Nelson has been repairing
and improving her house with new
shingles and a new furnace.
Mrs. Samuel Lathe has rented rooms a
w. p. Kaiser's and taken possession. shd
will board with Mr.. Kaiser's family.
WHEREAS our Heavenly Father I'm MD
infinite wisdom has seen fit TO remove from
our midst Henry II. Allen, therefore be
resolved hat In his death we lose an hon
ored and respected brother OF C~raftsburI
Grange, and while we bow 20 His will, wl
deeply regret our loss.
ResOtUed, That we extend TO Sister AlleI
aud family our heartfelt sympathy and thl
love OF nef brothers ana sisters. W
ResOIUed, That a copy of these resUlu
tions be presented tothe family and placed
on the records of the Grange.
Mrs. &. G.. CHENEY,
Mrs. j. {. BABCOCK, 49,
Mr.. }. A. GALLAGHER, ~'"'
MIR. A. j. SMITH,
East Craftsbury.
Mr.. John Simpson made his brother
short visit last week.
Mrs. j. c. Taylor and Miss Eliza Mitche
spent last Tuesday in Barton.
Miss Margaret Morse has finished
another term OF school at South CraftsburJ
North Craftsbury.
Louis LOOMS has removed from ou
village to the Charlie Silver house, Collins
vile, where he expects to spend the winte
The "bee" appointed to meet at th
Cong'l church recently for cleaning an
banking the building brought out a larg
force both of men and women. ThOroug
work was done. The Earnest Worked
furnished dinner and hot coffee, SO tha
the pleasant feature of sociability was nd
lacking to relieve the labors OF the day.
The usual time of mild and pleasan
weather has been duly improved by thoi
engaged in building and repairing. ED
Wheeler has completed the improvement
on his premises by raising the shed I'D
tween the house and barn TO a level wit
the other buildings, and grading. BED
Woodbury. is pushing his new shop
completion. George Chase has his ne
house about ready to move into. A.
Pike is employing workmen TO finish IN
repairs on the hotel barns.
Derby.
Mrs. j. c. Hay is on the sick list.
The drug store is being newly shinglet
George Roberts has returned to Ne
York City.
The graded school closed a very success
full term last week.
Mr.. Ed Haley, an old resident OF 81
lem-Derby, died last week.
Mr.. Elmer Orcutt has just returned fro
a weeks visit In Barre and Montpelier.
The honey supper and Entertainment
the Richard was well attended and enjoyd
by all.
George Burton and wife went to Viii
River Junction Friday to spend a few daj
with relatives.
Rev. Luddington, the new BaptiI
minister, has arrived, and occupied
pulpit yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Silver have receive
word Of the safe arrival OF their son, A
bert, Jr., In Manila.
II. p. Colby held an auction at his res
dence Saturday and intends TO start
Portland, Oregon, soon.
{. 5. Wilson's family, accompanied
Messrs. Ross and VIII Moran, started I
Oregon Thursday morning.
Mr. Havoc n pauog raafTa,F 81 tho nor