Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-14
East Craftsbury.


father make hay.
Clark Taylor has gone to work through
having for Mr.. Jason Young.
Mrs. Orman Drew and Miss Bessie
Jerome OF Barton visited at X. s. Mason's
last week.
julius Dutton, Frank Thompson and
Fred Pierce visited at Ed.Dutton's recently.
&C. f. social was held at the parsonage
last Friday night. All seemed to enjoy
pleasant time.
At a silver medal contest held at So. AL
bany, July Sd, six young ladies being the
participants, Elma Taylor of this place
won the prize.
North Craftsbury.
G. w. Wheeler has brought from New
York out of the largest and best Holstein
herd in the United States three full blooded
registered Holstein cattle, also a pair of
full blooded registered Duroc Jersey pigs
from the same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. McClary and daugh-
ter Of Evanston, ILL.,, were visitors at the
home of Rev. e. H. Morse last week. Mr..
McClary is manager of the Chicago house
of Fairbanks, Morse & Co. Mrs. McClary
is a sister of Mrs. Morse.
Miss Sarah Miller, former resident of
\ Craftsbury, has come to spend few weeks
at A. b. Pixies hotel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Darius Holmes were guests at N. B. Will
liams' the first of the week.-Carl Gilbert
of Barton Landing is visiting at Bert
Woodburys.-O. j. Cass, who has been
visiting friends in Maine, has returned.
At the caucus held last Saturday for the
election of delegates to the county conven-
tion delegates were elected as follows: H.
N. Stevens, O. H. Hanson, II. Udall, N. S.
Tillotson, and j. T. Uric. Alternates as
follows: A. z. Cole, j. E. Allen, E. w.
Brunnell, G. FL. Whitcher, u. Leonard.
The voters placed themselves on record as
being in favor OF the present prohibitory
law.
|M Rev. G. II. Morse and family have gone
DO st. Johnsbury to attend a family re-
union at his fathers. They expect to visit
friends in Brookfeld, their former parish,
before returning. In the PASTORS absence
next Sunday the pulpit will be supplied
by Rev. G. w. Morrow of Burlington. The
Thursday evening meeting will be con-
Quoted on the plan of the 9. E. societies.
Miss Ida Dustan will lead.
Mrs. Eugene Thayer died last Wed nes-
day. She with her husband was present
at the Fourth of July celebration at the
Common and became i'll that day. The
next day her symptoms developed into
spinal meningitis. The funeral was held
at the house Friday, Rev. G. Fl. Morse
officiating. She leaves a husband and nine
children. The family and relatives have
the deep sympathy of the community in
their bereavement.
Derby.
Mrs. John Daley is in poor health at
present.
Mr.. A. H. circuit is spending few days
n Burlington.
A picnic party took a days outing at
AXE Park Friday.
Mrs. Lottie Badger is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Twombly.
II. II. Robbins and wife of Newport have
peen spending few days in town.
Miss Hattie Bisbee OF Chicago has come
o visit her aunt, Mrs. Josiah Grout.
Mrs. Butter field. of North Troy has been
guest at the home of DIR. Comings.
Miss Mary Bogue of Boston spent few
lays with Miss Kate Spear last week.
Miss Edith Bates and company are
|amping for few days at Lake Park.
Mr.. George Roberts from New York is
listing his mother, Mrs. Chas. Nourse.
Mrs. Elmer Allbee and little daughter
rom New Jersey are visiting relatives here.
Miss Bernice Wheeler of Charleston has
een visiting among her friends in this
illage.
Miss Maud Wakefield of Westfield has
cen the guest of Miss Alice Clark the
asst week.
Mr.. Winn Brown and wife of Boston
ave been visiting Mr.. Browns sister, Mrs
liner Silver.
Mr.. Gage, who bought Alvah Davis
rm has the framework for a house up
nd boarded.
A large company attended the ice cream
lcial at Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Gibson's Fri
ny afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Clark has received news of
1e death by drowning of cousin living
Tilton, N. H.
Miss Grace Willard closed very success
II term of school in the Hopkinson dis
let last Friday.
Mr.. Luther Fuller has been nursing a
IA Try sore hand caused by the bite of cat
veral days ago.
Miss Sarah Cobb accompanied by her
tile niece from New York city has come
visit her mother.
Miss Martha Wilson, who has been at
nding Burdette's business college in Bos-
N, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Daley spent Tuesday
Balls Bluffs the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
fitzpatrick of Newport.
Mrs. Walter Parker and little daughter
# Dorchester, Mass, are stopping with
rs. Parker's parents for the summer.
Mrs. Orem Newcomb and daughter,
len of Denver, Col, and Miss Natalie