Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-17

But rest on sweet infant babe,
Rest in thy little grave,
From sin and sorrow free
Thou art forever sa we'd.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mr. Frank Burnell died Thursday after
long and painful illness. Much sympa-
thy Is felt for his wife and daughter.
Adna Pike is home-Miss Winifred NJ.
Williams is home for her vacation.-Mrs.
Frank Cass and children have come here to
spend few week.-Mrs.. Renfrew has re-
turned from Burlington where she has
been to see her daug hter, Mrs. T. M. Gal
lagher.-The musical convention held here
Aug. IL, II, and Is was decided success.
Mr.. w. A. Sargent was director of the
chsrus which was composed OF about fifty
voices. Concerts were given on Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings. The orchestra
was composed of Mr.. and Mrs. r. K.
Laug him, Mr.. Will w hitney, Mr.. Mullany,
Mr.. Wood bury, and Mr.. Sargent. Messrs.
Murray and Merrill gave some excellent
banjo solos on "Wednesday evening, Mrs.
R. Z. Laughlln rendered very fine piano
solo, and Miss Katherine Cameron likewise
gave very good selection. Mr.. Will
Whitney's flute and piccolo solos were re-
ceived with great applause, Mrs. Melvin
gave very good solo Wednesday evening,
Mr.. French gave great satisfaction and
kept the audience in laughter. Little Alice
Pike sang MY Kitty in her prettiest way,
Mrs. Clara Whitney Tenny, the soloist,
| who is we'll known in this community,
sang with the greatest sweetness and
power. Mrs. A. e. Cole deserves large
| amount of credit for her services as pianist.
| Dinners and suppers were served in the
vestry OF the church, and good time was
enjoyed by all.
WEST DERBY.
| The Alpha Club will give s'Mum" social
at the F. B. church Tuesday evening,
Aug. IS.
| Will Allen and family from Coaticook,
Up. O., visited at George W hite's last week.
Frank Hill is giving his house on Oak St.
a fresh coat of paint.-Mrs. Geo. White is
| visiting her parents in Ways Mills, P. Q.
Elder Chas. McClure's house on Indian
Point Street is nearly completed.-Walter
Gray from West Burke has moved into his
house on Oak St.-Miss Daisy White has
returned from Sheffield.
Ed. Sisco Is having his buildings re-
painted.-Mrs. Alvin Thompson has re-
turned to her home in Lunenburg.-Mrs.
Jack Groom OF Lancaster, N. FL, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Gray.-Dr. William A.
Chase is passing few days in town.-The
masquerade promenade given by the M.
W. A. lodge was we'll attended and all en-
ioyed pleasant evening. The baseball
[ game played on the fair ground Saturday
day afternoon between the Newport and
West Derby teams resulted 10 to in favor
of West Derby.-A. b. Cobleigh's family
and c. H. ChappelI's family returned from
WilIoughby lake Thursday.-G eroge Lock.
hart and daugh liter Eva spent Friday al
Sherbrooke.-Several from here went OF
! the excursion to Lake Champlain Friday
A. B. Cobleigh is suffering with
sprained wrist.
GLOVER.
Mrs. Olive Kimb ball will preach at Soutl
church Aug. Both at o'clock.
Choir rehearsal will be held in the M. E
church Friday evening. ALI members o
the choir are requested to be present.
I j. R. Christie, agent for the D. M. Os
borne Co., sold Capt. j. g.. Peene of West
more an Osborne harvester and binder las
week.
The Earnest Workers will hold a socia
at the vestry next Friday afternoon
| Of E.0A Or Iocly ire.
to be there at 100 o'clock as there Is worl
to be done.
Ice cream social of the Ladies' Nit
Society on Friday afternoon, August 21sl
at their vestry. G. 81. Lawrence is expecte
to entertain those present with his uniqu
talking machine.
A business meeting OF the w. G. T.
will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 18th, at
O'Clock p. m. in the Dorcas McLella
K block. All mem bers of the union earnestl
# requested to be present.
Word has been received of the sal
arrival of the steamship Columbia
NJ Glasgow, on which VIM. Lang sailed Jul
H. 18th. The following is copied from
Glasgow paper:
The Anchor Line twin screw STEAMSHIP
Columbia, Captain Baxter, has made
very fast passage from New York, beatin
all previous records to the north of Ir
land and the Clyde from the United State
The Columbia left New York on the %
of July, passing Sandy Hook at noon
that day. Fine weather was experience
on the run across, and at $40 p. m. {
Saturday last the Columbia was passir
Tory Island. She arrived at Neville
:; $50 the same evening, where she debark'
ic Irish passengers and proceeded for {
~ Clyde; reaching her berth at Stobcro
Quay at eight yesterday morning.
Mrs c. s. Parker and son Paul have be
visiting relatives at st. 10 hnsbury
Charles Silver has opened meat market
his home in this village. He is prepar
I, to furnish his customers with fresh me