Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-05-26

of the last speakers by mingling her thun
der with the thunder of their oratoryl
The music by the st. Johnsbury orchestra
was of high order, and helped much, to-
gether with the quality and variety of the
speaking, to sustain the interest of the
exercises through the two hours and half
of their continuance. The names of the
graduating class are as follows: Latin
Scientific Course, Helen l.. Allen, Ella A.
Patterson, Julia A. Reed, Elsie A. Young,
George Henry Howard, James r. White,
Bernard r. Young. English Course, Euna
X. Anderson, Margaret M. Ansboro, Mabel
1. Cutler, Minnie B. Grant, Helen G. Pat
terson, James r. Patterson. Commercial
Course, Martha b. Patterson, Charles M.
Goodsill, Ernest McClary, John +. Rowell.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Hosea Wheeler has gone to live with his
son Charles at Mill Village.
Victor Gilbert is working for few weeks
at the Mill Village creamery.
The creamery at Mill Village has nearly
doubled its output this spring. 1t made
$500 pounds of butter last week.
Mrs. George Dustan and daughter Ger
trude of Hartford, Conn.,, have arrived and
expect to remain here during the summer.
They have rooms at Mrs. Sheehan's and
board at the hotel.
Derby.
Leland Wiley has returned to the Bos-
ton University.
Mr.. Charles Carpenter, who has been
i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Will Holbrook leaves this week for
the cottage at Lake Park.
Mr.. e. r. Kelley from Massachusetts, is
visiting at Wesley Kelley's.
Mr.. Amos Currier has been quite i'll,
threatened with pneumonia.
Mr.. Jason Wilson has purchased the
Ewens place of Mrs. III. Colby.
Mr.. Willis Kingsbury, OF Randolph,
Mass, is in town for few days.
Arthur Kimball has been disabled by a
sore foot, caused by stepping on a nail.
A. Morrill, and men have been i'm
proving the Charleston roads with gravel.
Miss Melinda Colby has so far recovered
her health as to be up and about the house.
The funeral of Mrs. Erastus Waterman
was held at her late home Monday after
noon.
Miss Emma Wilson is moving into the
tenement of Ex-Gov. Circuit on the
common.
A. j. Allbee has improved his land by
the building of a new fence along the
Newport road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Emerson visited
Mrs. Emerson's sister, Mrs. George
Sevens, recently.
Mrs. Joseph Colts son from the west is
visiting her. 1t is expected that Mrs. Colt
will return to his home with him.
Mrs. Glines OF West Derby, who has
stopped with Mrs. Lois Kelsey the past
winter, is now at g. K. Carpenters.
Mr.. Ernest Nickerson went to Massa-
chusetts last week to bring home his little
son, who has been staying with his grand
parents for some time.
The M. E. ladies held their first social
for this year with Mrs. Stephen Davis
Wednesday afternoon. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all present.
West Derby.
Mr.. Grace has moved into the Gardner
house.
Nina Achilles is visiting friends at North
Derby.
Miss Bertha Ruiter has gone to Plymouth
to work.
Mrs. Jennie jerks and children are at
u. Q. Blake's. .r,.
George Lafrance has purchased the
Raymo place.
Miss Inez Tower has returned from
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Maud Morse, of Graniteville, Que,
is at Geo. Tideman's.
Mrs. Harry Caswell is entertaining a
sister from Manchester, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Stiles spent several
days of last week in Ludlow.
Fred A. Wood of this place was recently
married to Miss Alice May Berry of New
port.
A promenade was given in Magoon's
hall last Friday night by the ninth grade
of the village school.
Mrs. q. c. Blake is spending several
weeks in Littleton, N. H., with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Hildreth.
Rev. Edwin Blake, OF Rochester, N. H.,
has accepted call to become pastor of the
West Derby Free Baptist church, to COM
mence on June 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Campbell have re-
turned to their home in West Charleston
after spending the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Abbott.
Two of our young ladies, Miss Ivah
Pickle and Bernice Webster, are very i'll
with pneumonia. The Kendall child
who has been ill with the same disease, il
convalesCent.
Many of our community join with New.
port in mourning the loss of John Lori
mer, of the firm of Lorimer & Macdiarmid
and much sympathy is felt for the
bereaved wife and little boys, also the sis
ters and brother.
Mrs. George Litchfield, who has been
great sufferer from cancer, died Monda,
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