Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-03-31

500 o'clock.
A party of relatives and friends gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter For
dyce last Thursday evening, it being the
second anniversary OF their marriage.
At the F. B. church tomorrow (Tuesday)
evening there will be served, from 100 to
1880 p. NJ, New England supper. After
that stereopticon entertainment will be
given by Rev. E. E. Phillips.
VIM. Nilsson, the F. B. Sunday school
superintendent, has been at his post for
many months, but was absent Mar. %,
being called to Holland with his wife by
the death and burial of her father, JabeZ
Farr.
Will Reed had an arm badly injured at
the pulp mill recently. While oiling a
machine there, his sleeve caught in the
cogwheels, and only his prompt action in
tearing off the sleeve saved him from
serious mangling.
A very enjoyable piano recital was given
| last Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
A. j. White, by herself and pupils, assisted
| by Carrie Gadupee, reader, and Daisy May
White, vioIinist. Mrs. White is a faithful
and successful music teacher.
Derby Line and vicinity.
j. D. Sails has returned to Rock Island.
T. F. O'Rourke was in Montreal last
week.
Miss Miriam Nelson is spending the
Easter vacation at West Point, n. Y.
her pleasant surprise at the home of her
| parents recently. Miss Foster will enter
Dean Academy at Franklin, Mass, this
spring.
Miss Alice Robinson, who has been
studying library methods in the Boston
Public Library has been appointed custo-
dian of the South Boston branch of that
| institution.
Glover.
Miss Nellie McDanieIs is visiting in
| town.
Little Daisy Sherburne was quite sick last
week.
Forrest Osgood is home from New
Hampshire.
Geo. Bickford and wife visited in town
last week.
R. E. French and family were in town
all last week.
We are glad to hear that John Borland
is much better.
Mrs. Will Fletcher, who has been i'll with
consumption, died Sunday morning.
The Mothers Club Will meet with Mrs
Z. S. Parker next Wednesday at 2:30 p. m
Charles Kimball is making some i'm
provements on his house, adding much tC
its convenience.
Mr.. Wells came last Thursday with two
men to assist him in the invoicing of the
goods purchased of r. E. French.
Mrs. Nancy Drew went to Arlington last
Friday to assist in the family of Dan Drew
both Mr.. and Mrs. Dire being ILL.,
Mrs. Nancy Drew returned last week
from Montana, where she has been spend
ing the winter with her son George.
The Mite Society will have social at the
vestry Friday afternoon, April 4th, and al
entertainment in the evening. All ar
cordially invited.
Basil Leonard's sugar house with it
contents, including quite a quantity o
sugar, burned last Friday morning. Mr.
Leonard is hard working man aud much
sympathy is felt for him.
Arson Clark, who came from Newpor
Center a week ago last Saturday to spent
Sunday with his parents here, was takel
very i'll with pneumonia and was unable t,
return home. Mrs. Clark was summoned
He is at present very ill.
West Glover.
Alice Magoon is working for Ora Miles
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harle,
Hanson recently.
G. P. Fisher has been having two weeks
attack of the grip.
Miss Lydia King commenced her season.
work at c. G. Kings last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Wright are stopping
at Charles Wright's through sugaring.
Robert Spears and sister, Miss Jenni
Spears, were at Agnes Cooks last week.
Mrs. H. N. Paquette and her father re
CSuGIy HduS UIIp W CrdllSUuT,
and Wolcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark and son Ear
of Craftsbury were at N. c. Stevens Satur
day and Sunday.
Roy Skinner and the Misses Watkin
have been in town the past week enjoyin
the sweets of the season.
Mrs. Ellen Abbott has sold her house t
Mrs. Lovila Hastings. Consideration 1854
Possession given in June.
II. H. Skinner has engaged to run tn
stage from North Crattsbury to Greensbo
Bend and commenced his work Friday
He expects to move his family to Crafts
bury soon.
We learn of two little girls in this tow
aged four and five years who have washe
and wiped the breakfast dishes for sewers
weeks all nicely and no broken dishe