Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-01-27

ArChur Uttln's, and is now at l.. p. Jenne's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew AIbee have re-
turned from very pleasant visit in
springfield, Mass, and New Jersey.
Messrs. Ed Derusha and Joe DuvaI
nave been running their saving machine
IN W. K. Dailey's DDS the past week.
The graduating exercises of the Derby
Centre graded school will be given in
Academy Hall, Thursday evening, Jan. 80.
Come and show your interest in the school.
Social and promenade at close of exercises.
Blair's Orchestra in attendance,
Miss Bessie R. Davis who is stenog-
rapher for G. S. Page at Hyde Park. VT.
has been spending week with her par
ents We learn that during the past year
MISS Davis has not been absent from her
desk single day. We trust that she has
greatly enjoyed her weeks vacation.
Mrs. Page of North Troy was a guest at
DR.. Comings' last Week.-Mrs. Nellie
Daniels Of ST. Johnsbury was in town last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Robbins visited
! at Mr.. Joseph Grey's in Morgan one day
last week.-Mrs.. Silas Cushing is spending
few days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lewis Lamere.
West Derby.
Fred Webster is here visiting his narents
and other relatives
G. Mosier was quite badly burned by
the fire of yesterday morning.
Rev. E. E. Phillips and Rev. E. G. Clark
will exchange pulp1ts ID. w. next Sunday,
Feb. 2
Rev. E. E. Phillips attended the Free
Baptist convention held at ST. Johnsbury
last week.
School closes this week Graduation
exercises Friday afternoon and promenade
in the evening.
F. W. Stevens was so injured at the
International that he was laid up for some
days, but is now out though unable to
work.
straw ride was enjoyed by our young
people last Friday evening, going to the
home of Mrs. Maud Porter Hunt of Gov
entry.
An entertainment and oyster supper will
be given in the F. B. vestry Friday even
ing, j an. 31st, for the benefit of Rev. E. E.
Phillips.
Miss Myrtle Whitney goes to visit her
sister, Mrs. Allchurch, of Boston, Mass,
next Saturday.-Mrs. Frank Morrill, has
| gone to Barton.
Mrs. Persis Patch is failing in strength.
Mrs. A. ]. Morrill, remains about the
same. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paine
are both quite ill.
Benjamin Wright has gone to Boston,
Mass. to work in a drug store.-M Mrs. Stella
Edmunds is working for her brother, Wal
ter Fordyce; Mrs. Augusta Morrill, has
gone to Barton to work.
Derby Line and vicinity.
Mr.. A. E. Lalande, of Montreal, was in
| town last week.
Mr.. Gilbert Evans died last Tuesday.
| Funeral services were held at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Stephen Foster.
The Stanstead Electric Light Co. has
decided to close down its plants for the
present. The plan is to increase the power.
Miss Blackmore gave a very interesting
talk before the Woman's Literary Club
last Tuesday. Miss Blackm ore is princi-
pal Of ladies' boarding school in Japan.
Beebe Plain.
M. H. w. Elder was in Sherbrooke last
week.
Miss Nellie BodweII is in a critical con-
dition.
Rev. and Mrs. Brooks of Stanstead Wis
tied in town recently.
Glover.
Warren Vance is at work for Martin
Bean.
Julia B. Hoyt has been quite ill, but is
improving.
Roy Dexter is getting out lumber to
build new house the coming summer.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Cong.
church will furnish dinner next Thurs
day, as usual.
E. G. Miles and DR.. Templeton attended
in Burlington last week.
The remains of Mrs. Rose Phillips were
inferred in the cemetery here last week.
The afflicted family have the sympathy of
all.
Mrs. j. Kimball will preach at the South
church next Sunday at 1 p. NJ. She will
preach there once each month during the
coming year.
Hiram Kirby's daughter is sick with
diphtheria. Day is home from
Manchester where he has been for medical
treatment Martin Bean was on the sick
list last week.
n. 4. Norton and wife were in town ov-
er Sunday.-Mrs. Lucy Cook went to
Craftsbury last week to join her husband
who is ill. Their house will be shut up
the remainder of the winter.
Several from this place attended the
concert at Barton the 21st. and reported
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