Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-22

the late InaS. =. Durgin OF DERBY, 01eo at /
santa Cruz, CAL. June s, at the age of |
eig hty two years, nine months, ten days. |
Elk Gov. and Mrs. Circuit are spending a
few weeks at Caledonia Springs.-Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Kingsbury, who have been
stopping at Mr.. Spears, have returned to
their home in Randolph, Mass.-Prof. and
Mrs. Edgecomb started Thursday night
for their home in Maine, where they in
tend to visit about month.-Mrs. Frank
Sawyer visited at Mrs. E. Mapleden's in
Charleston last week.-Mr. Herbert
Wright, Mrs. Enos, and Mr.. 81. T. Rob-
bins of Newport were in town to attend
the exercises Friday evening.-The Ep-
been re- organized, and held its first devo-
tional meeting Sunday evening, June IA.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional church was held last Thursday
evening. w. FL. Kilborn, w. Fl. Hopkin-
son and j. Hay were elected executive
committee, Mrs. A. b. Hopkinson clerk,
T. j. Hamblet treasurer, Aaron Circuit
assistant treasurer. vote was taken to
repair the horse sheds and erect new ones
to fill the vacant spaces.-Rev. and Mrs.
j. IL. Cone attended the state convention
of Congregational cb urches at Burlington
June 9 to 11.-Mr. Goodwin of Island
| Pond, who has been working at the grist-
mill, has returned home.-A Christian
Endeavor society has been organized by
the Cong. church with good number Of
members. Meetings are held Sunday eve
nings and have proved very interesting
Rev. Mr.. Cone gave very interesting re-
port of the state convention in church
Sunday morning. 1t seems to us very
appropriate thing for pastors and delegates
to do this as SO few laymen are able to
attend these helpful and inspiring con-
ventions. The graduating exercises of the
Derby graded school took place in the
academy hall Friday evening. The hall
was beautifully decorated; the graduates.
fourteen in number, had seats on the
stage. They all did great credit to them
selves and teachers also. The graduates
are Misses Helen Comings, Ina Gage, Lens
Crandall, Carrie Ssverens, Edith Trip
Lena Rexford, Eta Fairchild, Mary
Skinner, and Messrs. Hiram Trip, Car
Robbins, Charlie Fuller, Burton Harvey
Ralph Hamblet, Harold Barber. Harold
Stone of the Derby Line school, having
completed the work, received his diploma
with them.
WEST DERBY.
Children's Day exercises will be held ii
the Baptist and Universalist churches Sun
day, June % The dance given by the M
w. A. lodge was well attended and al
enjoyed good time.-William Lovelace'
people are moving into &c. Sias' tenemen
on Main street.-Mrs. Orrin Sias has gon
to North Woodstock Luke Loveril
died of heart disease very suddenly Mon
day morning. The funeral was held Wed
nesday afternoon.-Alfred Taylor is having
his buildings repainted.-T. L. P. Brook
visited his brother at Morgan the pas
week.-Mr. Shannon, who lives on Elm
street, is having his buildings painted.
CLOVER.
Mrs. Charles Lawrence is visiting friend
, at Lyndon Center.
Burlelgh Pratt of Lyndonville is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Annette Randall.
Kew. Jonn KimbalI will preach at tn
South church next Sunday at O'clock.
Wesley and Perley Drew have gone t
Beth lem, N. IL, TO work through tn
J summer.
What has become of our band? We hav
, been looking for some open air concert
1 this summer.
4 Fred N. Cheney arrived here Saturda
g to attend the funeral of his wife's mothe
e Mrs. Henry Davis.
Mrs. Henry s. Clark and Gertrude Maso
are sick with mumps, and many Other
r have been exposed.
Editor o. L.. French of the Brattlebor
g Phoenig has been in town during the IL
ness and death of mis- sister. Mrs. Henr
T. Davis.
John Mcclellan has appeared with
: Shetland pony and new pony phaeto
Il which he has recently purchased for b
/. children.
Jack Drew has finished work for W.
y Clark at the electric light station, and gol
I. to Portsmouth, N. H., to work for b
j. brother, Leonard Drew.
b Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wiley went to Bar
last Saturday to attend the commenceme
T. exercises at the Goddard Seminary, Whe
. their grandson, Earl Waterman is to gra
r, uate.
o DR.. MI Dow returned from Boston La
h Tuesday morning and is again ready
answer calls from his patients. DR.. Dc
visited DIR. Campbell at Attleboro, Mas
and found the doctor well located al
doing good business.
The village schools taught by Miss
= Tucker and Lang closed Friday after So
:. cessfuI term. Miss fuckers school hat
:. picnic Friday afternoon, and number
Miss Lang's pupils went to st. Johnsbu
Saturday to visit the Fairbanks museum
- School in the Anderson district, taug
Id by Miss Nina Wylle, closed June 10, wi
m a picnic, which was much enjoyed. Tho
a who had no marks were Bessie Shatne
Ie. Ralph Shatney, Walter Gilmour, LII
Crosier, Flora Patterson, Archie Mil