Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-08-11

consumption. Fred was born and spent
his youth In this town: he was the SON OF
William Chamberlin and grand son of the
late Hon. VIM. J. Hastings. He was a
young man Of excellent attainment and
. much sorrow is expressed at his untimely
death. He leaves wife and one child,
who have the sincere sympathy Of all.
East Craftsburv.
Mrs. r. 8. Mason is enjoying visit from
her sister from Iowa.
Mr.. Robert Shields and family are visit
n at Mr.. Alex Shields.
Miss Nina and Master Harry Dutton are
visiting at E. A. buttons.
Mrs. Jennie Blake OF Boston is visiting
her, m other and sister OF this place.
Miss Jennie Messer of New Haven Is
visiting her friends, the Misses Seaver.
Miss Maude Macomber was In So. Barton
last week visiting her sister, Miss r. b.
Lang.
Derby.
Rev. and Mrs. Enwright have daugh-
ter visiting them.
Mrs. Ezra Gibson and Mary Cobb are
visiting In Barnet.
Bert Richie has moved into the North
Academy tenement.
Mrs. Barton circuit and little nephew
visited in town recently.
Mr.. Daniel Davis of Ayers Flat was in
town on business Saturday.
Mrs. Storrs has gone away to spend the
month visiting among friends.
Mr.. Carl Robbins has been spending a
few days at Knowlton's Bluffs.
Mr.. Myron Adams people have been en-
pertaining relatives from Portland, Me.
Miss Blanch Daley and Master Nichols
Houston have returned to Greenville, Me.
Miss Rowe who has spent several sum-
mers here, is boarding at w. M. Taylor's.
Mr.. Arthur Kimball's people have been
entertaining company from Lawrence,
Mass.
Ernest Albee and wife of Springfield,
Mass, have been visiting Mr.. Albee's
parents.
Misses Nellie and Ruth Guilder from
Boston have been guests at Mrs. Joseph
Bates the past week.
Mr.. Carr of Boston has been spending a
ew days with his wife and children at
Mrs. Donaldson's.
Mr.. Geo. Taylor and family of Attleboro,
Mass, have been visiting his brother, W..
NJ. Taylor the past week.
Mr.. Edgar Silver is furnishing his
brother Albert's residence for use as an
flee during their stay here.
Derby Line and vicinity.
Miss Annie Allard is visiting relatives in
Session and Worcester, Mass. elf los
Good progress Is being made on the
tewart- Haskell Public Library.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Baxter and son, of
Tontreal, are visiting relatives in town.
The Sunnyside Golf Club was defeated
Y the North Hatley Golf Club in match
layed over the Sunnyside course Monday.
he score was 40.
Mrs. Lucy ID. Hubbard, former resident
Stanstead, died at the home of her
laughter, Mrs. A. E. Wood, at Northboro,
ASS, August LIST. Over sixty years OF
Or life were passed In Stanstesd and she
as highly esteemed by all who had the
onor of her acquaintance. The funeral
as held Sunday, August 4th, and the
urial was in Crystal Lake cemetery.
Beebe Plain.
Miss Bessie Feltus is in Barnston for a
w weeks. .. .e .s.- an .qsscr "a
Mr.. Lacrosse has purchased building
on Rock Island street. ttta
Mrs. Edith Davidson and daughter, OF
piston, have been visiting Mrs. Davidson 4
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. House.
Sam Taylor, of Boston, former resident
this town, has been here OF late, renew
q his acquaintance with the place.
A special service having reference to the
ronation of King Edward was held in
Saints Church yesterday afternoon al
30 o'clock. .U.tF
West Derby.
ohm Rogers is in very poor health.
Mrs. J. Richardson returned from Troy
iday.
3. f. Green is entertaining his father
pm North Troy.
Mrs. George Randall is visiting her par
Is In North Troy.
Miss Ethel Robinson is visiting friends
Whitefield, N. H.
Mrs. Emma E. Sawyer is spending few
ys at Derby Center.
InarleS haWse5 InoCner has reLurneu u
home in Hanover, N. H.
FRS. Carrie Cobleigh and Mrs. w. E
PIP spent Thursday in town.
katie and Nellie Ketwell are camping
II Georgeville, QUE, with friends.
ten-pound son was born to Mr.. ant
5. Walter Magoon last Monday night.
The F. B. Sunday school have thei
lual excursion down the lake Thursday
14th.
red Rowell has left the employ of Swift
10. and gone to Nashua, N. H., to worl
a lumber firm.
ixon Morse of Derby. Center had hi
ron badly smashed last Monday by
n running into him. No one was hurt
18th birthday dinner was given Mis-
" M. Sleeper OF Waltham, Mass, b.