Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-09


tional church in 1881, and was the oldest
member, not only in age but in length of
membership, which was II years. Thong b
laid aside by ill health during late years,
she was formerly an active and efficient
woman. She took care OF her parents in
their declining years.
East Craftsburv.
Marshall McClary visited at home
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell are visiting
friends in town.
Miss Flora Dutton is assisting her aunt,
Mrs. Harry Daniels.
Miss Elspeth Paterson returned to Bur-
lington last Monday, accompanied by her
sister Martha. Miss Martha is at home
again.
Joe Nailor has finished work for Major
Grout.
Mrs. Carter was taken suddenly i'll last
Wednesday.
Fifty-eight attended the social at G. F.
Kilbourn's Wednesday afternoon.
Emma Sawyer and son Reginald return
this week to their home in Greenville, Me.
Mrs. Charles K. Bates and Misses Flor
ence and Edith Bates have arrived from
New York.
Miss Brown who has made her home at
Prof. Andrews has gone to w. M. Taylor's
for the summer.
Lezane LaFountain has bought the
schoolhouse formerly used in district No.
10, and finished it into tenement.
Mrs. Lucy Weber, an aged lady living
alone. was quite badly injured by fall
recently.
Mrs. George Colby and Mrs. Harvey
have rented the South tenement belonging
to Derby academy.
Mrs. Alvah Morrill,, who has been great
sufferer nearly all the time for over six
wears passed away Friday morning.
A very interesting missionary address
was given by Mrs. Clark, a missionary in
the M. e. church Tuesday evening.
George Wilder, former Derby academy
graduate who graduated from Boston Uni
versity last week is visiting his brothers in
town.
The Allbee house purchased by Albert
Silver is being greatly improved by the
addition of windows in the upper tene-
ment.
Owing to illness among the singers the
Children's Day exercises at the M. E.
church did not take place yesterday but
are postponed one week.
Rev. and Mrs. j. II. Cone, Stoddard Bates
and his mother and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hamblet, DIR. and Mrs. Comings and Miss
Emma Wilson went to Barton Landing to
hear Miss Stone Wednesday evening.
Prof. and Mrs. G. A. Andrews and little
daughter left town Friday. They will be
greatly missed by the entire community
but especially in the Baptist church where
Prof. Andrews has been very helpful and
active.
West Derby.
BENJAMIN Townsend is running
peddler's cart.
Lynn Young has gone TO Island Pond
to work in the bakery.
The graded school closes Friday for the
long summer vacation.
Mrs. John Bailey and daughter, Olive,
are visiting in Boston, Mass.
Otis Gilbert of Burlington is visiting his
mother, Mrs. M. A. Doane.
day by Drs. Ellie and Adams.
Florence Bedell has returned to her
work in Northampton, Mass.
Otis Gilbert of Burlington is visiting
his mother, Mrs. M. A. Doane.
Mr.. Hagens has rented the tenement in
the H. l.. Daley block on Elm st.
Mr.. Brooks of Newport has moved into
f. w. Stevens tenement on Main st.
Helen KimbalI goes to Lawrence, Mass,
Saturday, to work for Puma Tucker.
Mrs. r. w. Merry, sister of Mrs. Mitson,
has returned to her home in Lincoln, Ill.
Mrs. G. j. Tucker of Lawrence, Mass.
spent Sunday in town, returning to-day.
o. w. Ryder is not improving as rapid
ly as hoped since the operation on his eyes
the End.
Arthur Moulton is home from Pough-
keepsie business college for the two
months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Hitchcock were called to
West Charleston June 9Th, to attend the
funeral of an aunt.
Mrs. Ketwell and daughter Kate attended
the quarterly meeting of Wheelock asso-
citation at Lyndon Center.
Examinations are in order at our graded
school this week; the school closes Friday
for the long summer vacation.
q. q. Blake went to Littleton, N. H.,
Wednesday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Addie Hildreth, and to accompany his wife
b 0me.
The widow of Almer Astbury, who was
killed last fall near Grsniteville by Ernest
Bronson, gave birth to a fine boy baby
May 3Oth, at the home Of her parents here
Marshall Sias died Sunday June LIST, at
the age of ninety-two years. He will be
N long remembered by relatives and friends
Funeral services were held at his late home
Tuesday at p. M, the Rev. Mr.. Marggrai
officiating.