Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-08

MISS bbrCnh Flnney mas Teturueu 10 neI
work In Boston, where in five months she
expects to graduate as trained nurse.
Mr. VIM. Kingley is in very poor health.
Last Tuesday was the first time for fifty
years that he has not attended September
election.
Mr.. Chas. Wilson is here from Oregon
for a short stop. He was coming East
with Mrs. Isaac Marsh, who met such
tragic death In Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Woodbury. and Mrs.
Woodbury's mother, Mrs. Diana Human
of Newbury, have been stopping at the
Richard few days and calling on friends.
The fair held by the Misses Silver and
their young friends on the play grounds
at Edgar Silver's residence was a great
success financially and very pleasant
socially.
DIR. e. w. Clark, wife and daughter,
Dora May, started for Iowa Thursday night.
Misses Marion and Genevieve Clark
returned directly to their home in Brock
ton, Mass, Friday.
The remains Of Henry Holt, eldest
brother of Mrs. Nina Leighton and Mrs.
Diana Human, were brought here from
Buffalo, N. Y, recently and inferred in the
cemetery, where short services were con-
Quoted by Rev. A. b. Enright.
The silver medal contest held in the
academy hall last Monday evening was
very pleasant entertainment. The speak
ers were Misses Carrie Abbott, Ethel Trip,
Bertha Comings, Grace Willard, Nina
Clark and Evelyn Moran, who did finely.
The judges, Mrs. Edgar Silver, Mrs. John
Jones, OF Providence, r. L., and Maj, Grout,
decided that the medal belonged to Miss
Evelyn Moran. Each of the Others received
a gold brooch tied with white ribbon.
West Derby.
A large number from here attended the
5herbrooke fair.
Gerald Daley has gone to Georgeville,
p. O., for few days visit.
Arthur Moulton returns soon to the bust
ness college in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Gerald Daley has finished his work at
the c. p. r. r. office and re-enters school.
The jurymen of Charleston are boarding
at Adna Cobleigh's during the court ses-
sion.
Mrs. George Calkins is recovering very
slowIy.-Mrs. Luther Williams is now
very low.
Walter G. Coburn of this town and Miss
Lizzie Ashman, of Beebe Plain, Que, were
united in marriage recently by Rev. Edwin
Blake.
Two of the West Derby young ladies
were married recently: Miss Frances w at
kins marrying r. P. Skinner; Miss Lena
Tatro Mr.. Elbridge Derusha. Congratula-
tions from many friends. l1sn5. c
9. s. Magoon, of Manchester, N. H., was
in town last week. Miss Lucy Porter
from Manchester, N. a., is in town.--Mrs
Ada Cobleigh is with her son Adna for q
short time.-Mrs. Myrtle McGowan, of
Providence, r. l., and sister of Lyndon
vile visited at Gerald Dailey's last week.
Glover.
Mrs. Eva Scott has returned to Green's
boro.
Mrs. Jennie Cowen is visiting relatives in
town.
Several from here attended the fair a
Sherbrooke.
Mrs. Jillson from Sheffield is VISITING
Mrs. Ellen Abbott.
Mrs. Mary Norton Cobb visited her par
ents here last week.
Several of the boys from this place ar
attending school at Barton.
Charles Dwlnell visited his brother AM
sister here last week.
G. M. Bailey, member of the G. A.
visited in town recently.
Mrs. Anne Chamberlain went to Sher
brooke last week to visit relatives.
Miss Myrtle Laurence has gone to Stan
stead to attend the convent school.
Benz. Mason's family have been enter
tanning guests for the past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Anderson visited q
Carl Beams in Greensboro Wednesday.
DIR. Dow was called to Hardwick recent
iy by the serious illness of his brother in
law.
L. l.. Drew has returned to Portsmout
N. III. His family will remain here for
time.
Marshall Carpenter has finished work 6
Freeman Beams and gone to New Hamr
shire.
Mrs. Mcdonald has returned frol
Plymouth, N. H., where she has been Wis
iting relatives.
Mrs. Betsey Clark dropped a flatiron o
her foot recently bruising it SO that st
was unable to step on it.
Mrs. e. M. Dwinell and Mrs A.
Williams attended the VIC. It. u. cor
vention at Newport last week.
Mrs. Mary Brewster from Irasburg WI
in town last week to see her sister, Mr.
Blodgett, who is very feeble.
Miss Dolly Lucier, who has been stoppin
for several weeks atsMrs. Cheney's, has n
turned to her home in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Norton and Mr.. ar
Mrs. H. N. Davis visited in Stowe and wei
from there to Montpelier to attend ii
reception given Pres. Roosevelt.
There will be meeting of the w. G.
U. with Mrs. Nancy Drew, Saturday o. /