Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-06-24

PIKE. LEWIS I1CAaIOoOh1
Wheeler. The school was taught by
Finifred May WilIiams.-School No. z,
49, er district, closed with special exercises
st Friday. The following scholars had
Nv marks for tardiness or absence during
nr term: Roy Anderson, Della Cornell,
NJ #g7liam Graham, Kathleen Johnson, Leo
" Mnhhson, Bernard Johnson, Jessie Ken
.' rick, Mertie Thayer, Nellie Thayer, George
layer, Dennis Chaplin.
DerDy.
5N Cbas. Wilson'S buildings are receiving
MA fresh coat of paint, improving them
reatly.
. Mss Helen Comings is very i'll with
#aen ingitis.-Mrs. Frank Jenne has the
'1easIes.
NS The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E.
hn rch viii hold a social at Mr.. Gary Kill
or rms Wednesday afternoon. Everyone
y eordially invited.
lei While Oscar Abbott and daughter were
nt riding last Monday evening they were
#un into by another team and both were
inbred and the wagon broken.
# MRS. Frank Greenwood is very i'll with
'bns umonia.- Master Carl Robbins is very
R7Il. 1t was thought at first with measles
bud there is some doubt about it at
.present.
# Frank Niles, who has been to Boston
#or treatment in a hospital, returned home
Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. Will Wright visited
H. La. L. DaiIey's over Sunday.-Mrs. Chas.
E.unt of Derby Line visited at Mrs. Chaun-
key Wilson's recently.-Rev. and Mrs. q.
III. Wright are visiting among relatives IN
hIcrrisviIle- and Mrs. II. o. WOoley
Are visiting in Canada.-Mrs. Page of Troy
las guest at DR.. Comings' last week.
&Ers. A. T. Daley has gone to Fairlee to
#pend the remainder of the month with
#elatives.-M Ernest DeLarm of New
bort visited friends in town Thursday.-C.
u. Carpenter and wife have returned from
Troy where they visited relatives.
West Derby.
Lyman Brooks has received his ap-
pointment as postmaster, in place of
Charles Williams, resigned.
Five of Mrs. Kiduer's family are sick
#rith the measles.-AIrs. Grace Grandy is
|better.-Mrs. Kimpton is improving
BID WY.
Geo. Lockhart's buildings are receiving
II fresh coat of paint.-A heavy coat of
hraveI has made q decided Improvement
nd Main and Causeway streets.
r. E. Cheney has been appointed assist
hnt postmaster and viii run the office for
sMr. Brooks. Roy is very popular here and
viii give excellent satisfaction.
The Young Ladies' ce-cream social of
tast Tuesday evening was well attended
hhd much enjoyed. Net receipts S14.00.-
Miss Jennie Richardson gave the report of
The WheeIock Association Meeting held at
West Charleston, at the Y. p. S. G. E.
meeting in the F. B. church here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Ware have broken
np housekeeping and will board at Elmer
Wares for the present.
Mrs Mary Bickford of Barton visited at
Il. A. Richardson's last week.-Mrs..
Thomas Doneghy is visiting her daughter
Kate in Bolton, P. Q.-John Nelson has re-
turned from his yearly trip in the province
of Quebec.-George Story has moved into
the Shorey house on Main St.-Rev. NJ. a.
Potter moves this week to Athol, Mass
George Mcdonald has gone to Worcester,
Mass. to work and his family will soon
move there.
derby Line and vicinity.
Mrs. c. o. Brigham is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. G. w. Bixby of Boston.
Miss Mary Foster, Miss Ellen Butterfeld
and Mrs. A. t. Foster will sail for Europe
IN July.
Children's Day was observed at the Uni
versaIist church yesterday with appropriate
exercises.
A new whip company will be started here
early in July to be known as the Crown
Whip Co.
Rev. G. EIlery Read left for England last
week, called there by the illness of his
father, who has been in falling health for
some time.
The new schoolhouse is to be located on
Elm street, as the directors have purchased
of Capt. Foster an acre of land for that
purpose and the building will be ready for
occupancy this fall.
Beebe Plain.
Miss Kate House is visiting relatives in
Montpelier.
Will Bartlett of Boston spent a few days
i'm town recently.
Austin Bodwell has been quite i'll of late
but is now reported to be improving.
Mr.. Sheldon Spear and Miss Spear of
Minneapolis, Mimi, have been in town of
late, visiting Mrs. Robert Brooks.
Glover.
j. H. Hoyt has had his buildings painted.
Village schools closed Saturday with
picnic in the Williams woods.
1t is reported that DR.. E. A. Leonard of
Boston will spend the summer in town.
Mrs. E. V. Stevens will preach in the