Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-01-12

The officers of the Craftsbury Grange
were installed Jan. 2nd by Deputy Gala q
ghec of this place, assisted by w. l.. Dow
of Hardwick. Charles Root was again in {
stalled master. There was good attend
ance, including few visiting friends from
Hardwick. An oyster supper was served
and good time was enjoyed by all. Fri
day evening, Jan 10th, the Grange will
confer the third and fourth degrees on
class of candidates, after which refresh !
ments will be served. All members are re-
quested TO be present.
The funeral of Walter Chase, whose death
by an accident, was mentioned last week,
was held Monday afternoon at Charles
Hoyt's, the home OF his eldest sister, the
Rev o. NJ. Boutwell, of Hyde Park ofticia-
ting. The interment was in the village |
cemetery Among those from out of town
who attended the funeral were Mrs. limo |
thy Hoyt from Rutland who accompanied
the remains from Shelburne, j. c. Dawson
OF Newport, cir. and Mrs. Frank Chase OF
! Greensboro, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Hoyt and
Lila and Florence Merrill from Morrisville.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs c. 81. Hanson has gone to Omaha to
visit her sister.
Helen Paterson has commenced work for
Clarence Hanson.
Mr.. James Anderson went to Barton Fri
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Uric visited in
North Greens boro last week.
Miss Agnes Wylie, VINO has been home
for the holidays, returned to school last
week.
Some of the scholars who are having
whooping- cough, were unable to attend
school last week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Bailey have gone to
California to spend the winter on account
of the ill health of the doctor. We shall
miss them both very much.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Albert CowIes is visiting her son
! and family in Stowe.
Mrs Sarah French of Greensboro was a
visitor in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Paddock have returned
1 from their visit to their daughter, Mrs.
Pratt, in Monson, Mass.
! At the communion service Jan. four
persons were received into the Cong'l
church on confession of faith.
= FRIENDS here received word from Clarence
y Cowles and wife ofStowe that nice plump
l. boy arrived il their home Dec. 81.
Rev. G. II. Morse is absent this week al
= Greensboro, where he is assisting Rev. r
- J. Barton III evangelistic meetings.
= DERBY.
Miss Alice Farr has returned to her hom
in Morgan.
- Mrs. Wesley Kelley was on the sicl
~ list last week.
- Mr. Colin Lorimer, who has been quit
i'll, is improving.
Eugene Weber is spending few week
=, with his mo: her in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Robbins OF NeWpor
~ visited in town last week.
Mrs. Josiah Circuit is visiting her sister
Mrs. c. K. Bates, in New YORK city.
Mr.. Russell has sold the baEbering bus
-, ness to Miss Mae Stevens, who too
: possession last week.
- Mr. Harry Karbee and daughter, frol
Bath, N. H, were 10 town to attend tt
funeral of Mrs. Chas. Place.
Mr.. Myron Adams attended the annu
Al meeting of the Vermont Dairymen
ng Association at Rutland last week.
Mr.. Carl Daggett has bought w.
'io Sails residence here in the village al
H. takes possession the first Of February.
MS, Mrs f,hos oIoca whose Illness has he,
on mentioned, passed away Tues day, JAM ct
and services were conducted by Rev.
leu B. Enright at the house Thursday afte
'er' noon. Much sympathy is felt for t
acn family.
an The seniors of Derby academy will Civ
TO social at academy hall on Friday evenIr
Oh the 10th inst, TO which everybody will
made welcome. 1t goes without sayi
en- thst the entertainment will be of a hi
order and we trust that the class will
ing orsste,7 ,vi,h fulI hnuse After the re-
ary' dition OF the program there will be SOC
ap- hour, during which refreshments will
'oAo served.
uts, WEST DERBY.
q Mrs.T. 6. Lafrance is failing.
and Mrs. Henry Porter has been i'll the p
IN week.
ked C.H. Chappell is in Essex and Caledol
e counties.
Mrs. Geo. Dane has sold her place to
MI. Cass of Newport. .s~~ .a.-.-
9th. Mrs. Miller of Derby Line has been Y
lin itino har danphter. Mrs. T r. Rishop.
ion. The socia bIe at FL. J. BalPs FRIDAY g
we're ming was well attended and greatly
the joyed
ton Mrs. Walter Wetherby of Lyndonv
ariy visited at the home of l.. p. Brooks
part. week. sse-.
old, Charlie White was seriously hurt
by Monday night by jumping from NOV
ated train, out no bones We're brok zen.
were CT OVER
MISS Henry Hall is gaining slowly.
10 Mrs. A. B. Rich is improving.
Is as Wesley Sherburne is improving.
e to c,ar G,ott Il. viaiting in Andover