Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-22


graph. Dainty refreshments of sandwiches
cake and coffee were served after which
Rev. Luddington made a few appropriate
remarks and presented Miss Sevrens with
gold watch, her parents gift, silver nap
kin ring, vase and other dainty gifts. A
little time was then spent in singing and
the company dispersed about midnight.
West Derby.
The Holson house has been re-shingled
VIII Lovelace has returned to his family
here, after a long absence.
Ernest Clark and family have returned
to their home in Springfield, Mass.
Dayton Stokes is moving from Morgan
to the Truman Blake block on Main st.
Mrs. Eliza Mussey, OF Henniker, N. H.,
and her father, recently visited at @. Fl :.
Chappell's.
Rev. Edwin Blake will be in Montpelier
most of this week, but will be at his post
on Sunday.
Wallace and Mabel Hauver have re-
turned from visit to their grandmother
In Pawtucket, r. /.
Theodore Carpenter has purchased the
place off Spring st. occupied by Charles
Doyne and takes immediate possession.
An Advent minister, Elder Fuller from
Canada, has purchased the John Clark
place on Elm St., and takes possession
Oct. LIST.
Derby Line and vicinity.
Mrs. John G. Foster has returned from
Halifax, Ms.
Miss Gertrude Billings has returned from
Massachusetts.
J. B. Goodhue has been away on hunt
ing expedition.
Fl. A. Beerworth and family are away on
a visiting trip.
Miss Mamie Lunt is away on a trip to
Sheldon Springs and Burlington.
The Stewart Haskell Memorial Library
will not be opened this winter, owing to
unavoidable delay in completing the
building.
Glover.
Mrs. Ellen Abbott was ill last week.
Mrs. H. E. Clark has returned home.
Mrs. Frank Wright is on the sick list.
Earl Wilson is attending school at Bar
ton.
Mrs. Villa Rich is caring for Mrs. Rich
ardsoD.
Frank Drew has returned to his work at
Portsmouth.
Mrs. G. L. Bailey of Hardwick was in
town recently. r1H
Will Simpson and wife are working for
Henry Cook. So B.
DR.. and Mrs. Hill from Lowell were in
town recently.
DR.. Leonard is preparing to spend a
month in Boston. u ueo
Chas. Gray has secured job on the rail-
road as carpenter. ~ sA4r
Will Chamberlain is visiting his father
BENZ. Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn have returned from
their visit to CRANKY.
Mrs. Emma Bachelor was the guest OF
Mrs. Nancy Drew recently.
Glover Grange No. 272 will meet Satur-
day, Sept. 9th at 10 80 a. m.
The children had Sunday school picnic
in the Cong. vestry Saturday.
Mrs. Studley of Woburn, Mass, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Alfred Clark.
Tracy Hall visited his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. g. w. McGaffey, recently.
Harvey and Daisy Bradley are expected
his week to visit at H. Fl. Cooks.
Mr., and Mrs. Lila Gustin and SON Ralph
pre- occupy ing tenement of e. A. Norton's
The Reading Club was recognized last
week and will meet with Mrs. Abbott Oct
LIST.
Remember the discount on taxes cannot
be obtained after midnight, Saturday, Sept
9th. la
The Ladies Literary Club will meet with
Mrs. Frances Abbott Tuesday, Sept 23d
t two o'clock.
Much sympathy is felt for Ed Richard
ION and family on account of the death OF
In infant daughter.
Elmer Hancock visited at A. A. viii.
iams' last week while on a business trir
trough this section.
Heman Mcclure has been to Passumpsi,
where his wife is staying with their daug b.
er. Mrs. Mcclure is no better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hovey and son Ralph
Pf st. Johnsbury were guests of e. H
kimball while attending the fair.
Mrs. Fanny Spaulding has returned
rom Portsmouth where she went to assis
the removal OF her brothers household
Gods to this place.
The family Of the late John Jerome wisi
b express their gratitude for the assista n c.
endered by the neighbors and friends IL
heir recent bereavement.
A little daughter was born to Mr.. ant
IRIS. Ed. Richardson last week but tn
tile one lived only short time and wa
uried on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Emily Phillips has recently com
eted quilt containing 1444 pieces. Mrs
hillips is So years old and enjoys remark
bly, good health for woman of her ad
nced years.
The w. G. t. y. received three new mem
Prs at their last meeting. The societ,
jill meet with Mrs. s. F. Leonard, Satur
" afternoon, Sept. 9th. A cordial invi